US EditionTwo Divisions Team Up to Transform the Army
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Two Divisions Team Up to Transform the Army
APRIL 2, 2026 — Two U.S. Army divisions, dozens of industry partners, and multiple Army program offices have joined forces to help expedite the Army’s command and control and networking transformation. Both divisions are leveraging a series of operational training events to experiment with Next Generation Command and Control prototypes: the 4th Infantry Division conducting Ivy Stings and the 25th Infantry Division conducting Lightning Surges. Th…
Next-Gen C2 is ‘Leading Edge’ of Army Transformation
Next-Gen C2 is ‘Leading Edge’ of Army Transformation jlieberher Thu, 04/02/2026 - 12:02 As the Army prototypes its Next-Generation Command and Control, the goal is to help troops see, understand and act faster than any adversary, a panel of senior leaders said during a panel discussion March 26 at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Global Force Symposium and Exposition in Huntsville, Alabama. Soldiers in the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson,…
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