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Next Generation Command and Control to 11 Divisions in 5 years.

Army wants to field all 11 divisions NGC2 capabilities in five-year window - Breaking Defense

I Corps, headquartered in the Pacific, will be the next focus for NGC2 next year.

breakingdefense.com

I presume we will wait to see how it all works out before making any binding decisions.


"NGC2, one of the Army’s top priorities, is not a program of record, but a mix of capabilities to modernize how the Army shares battlefield data and communicates."

Interesting point from my favourite bug bear.

The article talks about equipping all 11 of the army's divisions within five years. It is noteworthy that there are 11 active army divisions but also another 8 ARNG Infantry divisions not mentioned one way or another.

A fiscal issue? A predictive one on what divisions the US will or will not deploy in future?

 

[Kirkhill]

USSOCOM trying to catch up with 4 ID on NGC2

'Going to change everything': Special Forces joins Army's next-gen C2 prototype experiments - Breaking Defense

After hearing how the 4th Infantry Division was using its new C2 tech, 10th Special Forces Group got in on the action, including at the recent Ivy Mass exercise.

breakingdefense.com

Despite the fact SOCOM are trying to move fast

SOCOM wants to move fast on new tech: 'We're not building aircraft carriers here'

SOCOM also wants to make sure that it moves quickly with a purpose to ensure special operators get what they need, the official said.

taskandpurpose.com

(And one reason why they will struggle - Pentagon lawyers want Intellectual Property rights on technology the Ukrainians supply to the US. I am not sure the Ukrainians are spending much time at the front line negotiating contracts with their suppliers for tomorrow's product revisions).

US Seeks Ukrainian Drone Tech, IP Rights as Pentagon Tests Battle-Proven Systems

The United States is seeking access to Ukrainian drone technology and intellectual property rights as part of a proposed defense cooperation deal.

www.kyivpost.com

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I Corps 4th and 25th playing around with NGC2

Two divisions team up to transform the Army

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii (March 30, 2026) – Two U.S. Army divisions, dozens of industry partners, and multiple Army program offices have joined forces...

www.army.mil

 

[YZT580]

USSOCOM trying to catch up with 4 ID on NGC2

'Going to change everything': Special Forces joins Army's next-gen C2 prototype experiments - Breaking Defense

After hearing how the 4th Infantry Division was using its new C2 tech, 10th Special Forces Group got in on the action, including at the recent Ivy Mass exercise.

breakingdefense.com

Despite the fact SOCOM are trying to move fast

SOCOM wants to move fast on new tech: 'We're not building aircraft carriers here'

SOCOM also wants to make sure that it moves quickly with a purpose to ensure special operators get what they need, the official said.

taskandpurpose.com

(And one reason why they will struggle - Pentagon lawyers want Intellectual Property rights on technology the Ukrainians supply to the US. I am not sure the Ukrainians are spending much time at the front line negotiating contracts with their suppliers for tomorrow's product revisions).

US Seeks Ukrainian Drone Tech, IP Rights as Pentagon Tests Battle-Proven Systems

The United States is seeking access to Ukrainian drone technology and intellectual property rights as part of a proposed defense cooperation deal.

www.kyivpost.com

....


I Corps 4th and 25th playing around with NGC2

Two divisions team up to transform the Army

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii (March 30, 2026) – Two U.S. Army divisions, dozens of industry partners, and multiple Army program offices have joined forces...

www.army.mil

I wonder how much patience Ukraine has. The US under Trump have proven to be liars, thieves and almost enemies. It must be hard not to say enough is enough

 

[Kirkhill]

I wonder how much patience Ukraine has. The US under Trump have proven to be liars, thieves and almost enemies. It must be hard not to say enough is enough

I certainly wouldn't be offering any Yank any intellectual property on anything. I have met Philadelphia lawyers.