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Officials Detail ‘Monumental’ Data Sharing Between Joint Force, Allies At Army’s Project Convergence

Officials Detail ‘Monumental’ Data Sharing Between Joint Force, Allies At Army’s Project Convergence
The Tactical Resupply Vehicle-150 lands on the beach after a series of contested logistics experimentations from ship to shore as part of Project Convergence-Capstone 4 at Camp Pendleton, Calif., Feb. 29, 2024. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Howard Lee)

The Army has said its ongoing Project Convergence (PC) capstone experiment has demonstrated “monumental” improvement in the ability to connect sensors and shooters and pass data across the services and with allies and partners. Lt. Gen. Ross Coffman, Army Futures Command's deputy commanding general and experiment director for the PC capstone event, told reporters this year’s demonstration once again involved working with a plethora of new technologies “in the dirt,” while increasing the simulated Indo-Pacific-focused “threat envelope” 10-fold over previous…

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