SpaceNews reports on an opinion piece by Col. Pete Atkinson that responds to recent analysis on U.S. military space command and control. The article addresses arguments made in the Mitchell Institute ...

The Army’s Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) initiative isn’t just a tech upgrade — it’s a full-stack transformation of how the force fights, communicates and makes decisions. Our new Special ...

In a major shake-up of how the Army divides up the world, the service announced Friday the activation of the Western Hemisphere Command, shuffling three commands under a single four-star general. Gen.

The Army is standing up a new Western Hemisphere Command effective Friday, consolidating three major commands under a single headquarters as part of the sweeping restructuring of the force. The new ...

The Army’s push to reduce headquarters and general officer positions made more progress Friday with the activation of U.S. Army Western Hemisphere Command, which will replace Army Forces Command and ...

FORT BRAGG, NC (KSWO) - The Army will activate its new Western Hemisphere Command this week, marking the second major structural change announced earlier this year based on guidance issued to the Army ...

The US Army is testing out its Next Generation Command and Control system at Fort Carson, Colorado. Exercises have become increasingly complex, involving artillery pieces, drones, and artificial ...

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Space Force's Futures Command is dead, but the service is discussing a replacement organization to plan for the future fight. (Images via Getty / graphic by Breaking Defense) AUSA 2025 — Space Force’s ...

In a potential hit to the region's economy, the headquarters of two U.S. Army commands will move from San Antonio to North Carolina before the end of the year, the Army chief of staff said. Army North ...

The Army's new planned "Western Hemisphere Command," a merger of U.S. Army North and South, is expected to be stood up in the next six to eight weeks at Ft. Bragg, NC, Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George ...