Author: Michael

The Army is experimenting with different applications of its current systems to devise new concepts as a way to outpace emerging threats on the battlefield.
“Much of what we’re doing right now is just using what we have better and then experimenting within our units here to evolve with what we have today at the pace with which we’re observing change in the world,” Maj. Gen. Christopher Norrie, commander of 3rd Infantry Division, told reporters Friday during a media call.

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The Army is deactivating its last standing active-duty information operations command as part of the military’s shift to joint operations and a broader realization that information warfare is and will be significant in future wars.
With that in mind, the Army wants soldiers conducting information operations closer to the future fight and integrated into the different geographic regions. 
In July, U.S. Army Cyber Command’s 1st Information Operations Command held its last change of command ceremony at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

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