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U.S. Army · Fort IrwinThe U.S. Army is trying to understand how it can use human and machines together on the battlefield. Service leaders descended on Fort Irwin, California, in March for a large exercise. The demonstration was a glimpse of the Army's future, according to top officials. But getting these formations right won't be easy, leaders acknowledge.See the Story
The robots are coming: US Army experiments with human-machine warfare
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Military · Fort IrwinMore than 200 French military personnel have been stationed at Fort Irwin in California's Mojave Desert. For the first time, France has been invited to take part in joint exercises with five allied countries. Initiated by the Pentagon, the project, dubbed "Convergence", is designed to enable these armies to cooperate in conflict zones.See the Story
Focus - France takes part in joint military exercises in United States
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U.S. Army · Fort IrwinArmy Capt. Eric Tatum assigned to the Army Futures Command's Artificial Intelligence Integration Center, conducts field testing with the Inspired Flight 3 Drone during Project Convergence 2022 at Fort Irwin, Calif., Oct. 27, 2022.Army Sgt. Woodlyne EscarneUS Army generals are taking notes on the war in Ukraine and what's critical for future fighting.Key takeaways include the impacts of drones, jamming, reconnaissance, and what's needed in close …See the Story
War in Ukraine is showing US Army soldiers what they'll need to worry about in future fights, generals say
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U.S. Army · Fort IrwinSoldiers from U.S. Army Alpha Company, 2-3 Inf, 3-2 SBCT, patrol a village with Afghan forces at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California, U.S. on Aug. 13, 2011.Courtesy Ryan Hallock/US Army/Handout via REUTERSWestern militaries are studying and learning a lot from watching the war in Ukraine.One area of interest is the way that cellphones play a role on the battlefield.Recent training included an usual drill where civilians posted…See the Story
An unusual twist during US Army training had noncombatants posting photos and videos to Fakebook for the enemy to see: report
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Fort Irwin · Fort IrwinDavid Frigerio, the co-writer and producer of “Land of Bad,” had a simple directive while making the film: Create a “non-political, straightforward, kick-ass action film.”And with to the film overperforming at the box office, mission accomplished.“Land of Bad” treats American soldiers with the respect they’ve earned but doesn’t idolize them. It’s not a rah-rah slice of jingo pie.“Land of Bad” had little marketing muscle behind it, but it cracked…See the Story
Surprise hit 'Land of Bad' puts action over politics
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