Inside Fort Carson’s ‘Monster Garage’: The Launchpad for the Army’s Future Drone Warfare

Fort Carson trains for large-scale conflict, innovates with small drones

Soldiers tested drones Monday on Fort Carson during a large exercise called Ivy Mass that brought together 31 units from the Army, Air Force, Marines and Colorado Army National Guard.

Inside Fort Carson’s ‘Monster Garage’: The launchpad for the Army’s future drone warfare

The 4th Combat Aviation Brigade works in the Monster Garage, the home of a platoon-sized unit at Fort Carson, Colo., innovating how the 4th Infantry Division incorporates small, cheap drones among its soldiers. It’s an initiative underway in most Army divisions to keep up with rapidly evolving battlefield technology.

Pentagon pushes US dronemakers to innovate as quickly as Ukraine does

DIU’s Project GI initiative aims to embed frontline insights into a perpetual loop of design, testing, and deployment.

Aerodynamic design assessment and comparisons of the MULDICON UCAV concept

This article describes the aerodynamic design and assessment of a UCAV wing developed under the NATO-STO AVT-251 Multi-disciplinary Design Task Group.…

Dragonflies Overhead: sUAS and 3D printing Empowering the 4th Infantry Division

FORT CARSON, Colo. — A distinct hum and sharp buzz slice through the air inside the Ivy Eagle’s “Monster Garage.” The sounds emanate from a football-sized q ...

US Dronemakers Need to Innovate Faster – Archyde

Archyde Pentagon Urges U.S. Drone Industry to accelerate Innovation, Mirroring Ukraine’s Rapid Adaptations WASHINGTON D.C. – June 2, 2025 – The U.S. department of Defense is intensifying pressure on domestic drone manufacturers to drastically shorten development cycles adn adopt the agile innovation strategies demonstrated by Ukraine’s drone forces. this push comes as Ukrainian forces have repeatedly ... Read more You can read the full story her…