I Corps

So we, so Army FUSE is, you know, the capital engine behind the Army PIT.

So Army PIT, Pathway for Innovation and Technology, stood up about ten months ago, and what the PIT does is it brings together the, the capital engine, the acquisition p- Program management that we have within the FUSE portfolio, and connects it with, uh, four deployed acquisition officers at the ASCCs, so in US Army Europe/Africa, US Army Pacific, and also at the tactical level at the corps, so 18th Airborne Corps, 1st Corps, 3rd Corps.

What does all this mean? This all means that we are getting our, uh, technical priorities directly from commanders, so we are investing in real problems with real needs, uh, and real, you know, opportunities.

So it's not just investing in science for the sake of science or, you know, 1,000 flowers blooming.

Defense Scoop is reporting that a new three-star command is being stood up to lead the Army's autonomy efforts, with a focus on core-level systems.

Plus, the Army I Corps is already integrating parts of the Next Generation Command and Control, or NGC-2, ecosystem.

The commander there is explicitly focused on the tyranny of distance and disruption in the Pacific.

If you are in the cyber or cloud space, that is your keyword, distance and disruption.