What Australia wants out of this year’s Project Convergence experiment

Project Convergence is the Army’s contribution to Joint All-Domain Command and Control. Experiment will feature Indo-Pacific and European scenarios, an acknowledgement of national security threats posed by China and Russia. Officials at AUSA this week described the tranches as maritime- and land-centric. The U.S. wants “technologies from Australia and our technologies from the U.K. [to] share information in that mission partner environment’ The Army in June said it verified the forces participating in Project convergence this fall can exchange data and link over long distances, a major milestone. The experiment will feature dozens of technologies, according to the service, and stretched from Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and Fort Bliss in Texas to the Australia and the . . .