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Army aviation changes and AI developments | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.1.25
What changes are coming to the Army’s aviation wing? Plus, the challenges of developing AI-powered ground systems. That and more from AUSA 2025.
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Defeating drone swarms with smarter, faster, and more autonomous systems
EOS showcases AI-aided target recognition, scalable lasers, and self-defense tech designed to protect mobile forces and critical infrastructure.
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Driving defense innovation through agility, affordability, and modular design
GMS challenges industry standards with the X7 RAPTOR, blending Thunderbolt architecture and miniaturization to enable rapid deployment.
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Pelican strengthens its legacy with smarter, more agile protection
Pelican highlights lighter med chests, adaptive weapon storage, and its new Pelican Prepare line for community resilience.
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Goal-Based Saving: A Blueprint for Your Financial Future — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back to help you set a plan to ensure your future financial success.
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Building smarter defense systems through partnership and digital transformation
ST Engineering details localized manufacturing, European partnerships, MRO growth, and synthetic training innovations for modern militaries.
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Persistent Systems delivers backbone connectivity for next-gen command and control
The company supports Fourth Infantry Division and NGC2 with Wave Relay MANET, providing assured networking, faster fires, and scalable multi-domain integration.
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What changes are coming to the Army’s aviation wing?
We sit down with a panel of Army brass at AUSA 2025 to discuss the advantages and risks of accelerated aviation development.
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How can soldiers leverage AI in the cyber realm?
Lt. Gen. Jeth Rey and Brandon Pugh stop by our booth at AUSA to discuss the next steps for integrating AI systems into the Army.
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The Army wants to fight with AI-driven ground systems. Where does development stand?
Overland AI CEO Byron Boots discusses the challenges of developing autonomous ground systems for the Army at AUSA 2025.
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Army aviation changes and AI developments | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.1.25
What changes are coming to the Army’s aviation wing? Plus, the challenges of developing AI-powered ground systems. That and more from AUSA 2025.
-
Defeating drone swarms with smarter, faster, and more autonomous systems
EOS showcases AI-aided target recognition, scalable lasers, and self-defense tech designed to protect mobile forces and critical infrastructure.
-
Driving defense innovation through agility, affordability, and modular design
GMS challenges industry standards with the X7 RAPTOR, blending Thunderbolt architecture and miniaturization to enable rapid deployment.
-
Pelican strengthens its legacy with smarter, more agile protection
Pelican highlights lighter med chests, adaptive weapon storage, and its new Pelican Prepare line for community resilience.
-
Goal-Based Saving: A Blueprint for Your Financial Future — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back to help you set a plan to ensure your future financial success.
-
Building smarter defense systems through partnership and digital transformation
ST Engineering details localized manufacturing, European partnerships, MRO growth, and synthetic training innovations for modern militaries.
-
Persistent Systems delivers backbone connectivity for next-gen command and control
The company supports Fourth Infantry Division and NGC2 with Wave Relay MANET, providing assured networking, faster fires, and scalable multi-domain integration.
-
What changes are coming to the Army’s aviation wing?
We sit down with a panel of Army brass at AUSA 2025 to discuss the advantages and risks of accelerated aviation development.
-
How can soldiers leverage AI in the cyber realm?
Lt. Gen. Jeth Rey and Brandon Pugh stop by our booth at AUSA to discuss the next steps for integrating AI systems into the Army.
-
The Army wants to fight with AI-driven ground systems. Where does development stand?
Overland AI CEO Byron Boots discusses the challenges of developing autonomous ground systems for the Army at AUSA 2025.
-
Army aviation changes and AI developments | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.1.25
What changes are coming to the Army’s aviation wing? Plus, the challenges of developing AI-powered ground systems. That and more from AUSA 2025.
-
Defeating drone swarms with smarter, faster, and more autonomous systems
EOS showcases AI-aided target recognition, scalable lasers, and self-defense tech designed to protect mobile forces and critical infrastructure.
-
Driving defense innovation through agility, affordability, and modular design
GMS challenges industry standards with the X7 RAPTOR, blending Thunderbolt architecture and miniaturization to enable rapid deployment.
-
Pelican strengthens its legacy with smarter, more agile protection
Pelican highlights lighter med chests, adaptive weapon storage, and its new Pelican Prepare line for community resilience.
-
Goal-Based Saving: A Blueprint for Your Financial Future — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back to help you set a plan to ensure your future financial success.
-
Building smarter defense systems through partnership and digital transformation
ST Engineering details localized manufacturing, European partnerships, MRO growth, and synthetic training innovations for modern militaries.
-
Persistent Systems delivers backbone connectivity for next-gen command and control
The company supports Fourth Infantry Division and NGC2 with Wave Relay MANET, providing assured networking, faster fires, and scalable multi-domain integration.
-
What changes are coming to the Army’s aviation wing?
We sit down with a panel of Army brass at AUSA 2025 to discuss the advantages and risks of accelerated aviation development.
-
How can soldiers leverage AI in the cyber realm?
Lt. Gen. Jeth Rey and Brandon Pugh stop by our booth at AUSA to discuss the next steps for integrating AI systems into the Army.
-
The Army wants to fight with AI-driven ground systems. Where does development stand?
Overland AI CEO Byron Boots discusses the challenges of developing autonomous ground systems for the Army at AUSA 2025.
