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Army Nears Request for Autonomous Launcher Prototypes

New Approach Seeks Agile, Flexible Solutions for Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher

The US Army is nearing the release of a request for prototype proposals for its Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher (CAML) program, with the goal of awarding an Other Transaction Agreement by the end of the year. The service’s chief technology officer, Alex Miller, stated that the Army is seeking a more agile and flexible approach to the program, with a focus on bringing together multiple vendors to create a modular and adaptable system. This approach is part of a broader effort to create a ’teams of teams’ model, similar to the one used in the Next Generational Command and Control program. The Army hopes to have vendors show off prototypes in mid- to late-summer, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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    Army Nears Request for Autonomous Launcher Prototypes

    New Approach Seeks Agile, Flexible Solutions for Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher

    The US Army is nearing the release of a request for prototype proposals for its Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher (CAML) program, with the goal of awarding an Other Transaction Agreement by the end of the year. The service’s chief technology officer, Alex Miller, stated that the Army is seeking a more agile and flexible approach to the program, with a focus on bringing together multiple vendors to create a modular and adaptable system. This approach is part of a broader effort to create a ’teams of teams’ model, similar to the one used in the Next Generational Command and Control program. The Army hopes to have vendors show off prototypes in mid- to late-summer, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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