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U.S. Army conducts first remote firing of Autonomous Volcano system to advance battlefield obstacle emplacement
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U.S. Army conducts first remote firing of Autonomous Volcano system to advance battlefield obstacle emplacement
The event included visitors from the United Kingdom, including Col. James Fern, Assistant Head of the Ground Maneuver Directorate, Engineer Commandant Col. Tim Hudson and Future Capabilities Director Col. Hector Montemayor. The Army said the demonstration showed how autonomous obstacle delivery can help shape the battlespace at speed while reducing risk to combat engineers. The Autonomous Volcano uses the M139 Volcano mine dispenser, which can l…
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