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Army Partners with Australia on New Autonomous Launcher
The US Army is looking to expand its Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher (CAML) program by adding a third, light variant in partnership with the Australian military. According to Lt. Gen. Frank Lozano, the Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Fires, a request for information will be coming out in the near future, with early selections expected in the March to April timeframe. The CAML program aims to replace the Army’s Typhon launcher and provide a more autonomous and mobile cross-domain fires capability. The announcement was first reported by Breaking Defense.