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Army Details New Tactical Network Modernization Approach, Aims For Flexibility, Speed

Army Details New Tactical Network Modernization Approach, Aims For Flexibility, Speed
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts, PEO C3T, and Maj. Gen. Jeth Rey, director of the Network CFT, detail the Army's new network modernization approach during a briefing at Ft. Myer in Virginia. Photo: Matthew Beinart.

The Army is taking a new approach to its tactical network modernization effort, shifting away from two-year capability drops to a more holistic effort that emphasizes flexibility and speed as it shifts to designing for the division as the “unit of action.” Lead officials detailed the new effort for reporters last Thursday, which will build on modernization efforts to date while working over the next year to experiment and assess capability requirements and recommendations for a baseline design to construct…

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