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Supporting our deep-strike capability is the Kentucky National Guard's 138th Operational Fires Command (OFC), who help bridge the gap between tactical combat and theater-level joint effects.

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army.mil/article/296063/

#StrongerTogether

www.army.mil Lethal Reach and Strategic Convergence: How the 138th Operational Fires Command and V Corps Fires... The U.S. Army's V Corps plans to fight and win against peer adversaries by specialized 138th OFC artillery formations that strike targets deep.

U.S. Army V Corps @VCorps Oct 14

Data-centric kill webs are the future of lethal maneuver. At #AUSA2026, 2CR and 7ID showcased how Project Flytrap accelerates targeting and decision-making. These efforts turn raw data into decisive combat power on NATO's eastern flank. #StrongerTogether #VictoryCorps

U.S. Army Pacific @USARPAC Oct 13

At #AUSA2026, Army leaders discussed Project Flytrap and how Soldiers are testing counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS), integrating emerging technologies and building the skills needed to fight and win in a multi-domain environment.

#FreeAndOpenIndoPacific

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U.S. Army V Corps @VCorps Oct 14

"The Army must evolve at the speed required to win." — SecArmy Telle at #AUSA2026.  For our forward-deployed formations, this means cutting friction, integrating capabilities with Allies, and investing in the teams delivering readiness at the tactical edge. #StrongerTogether

Assn. of the US Army @AUSAorg Oct 12

Telle: Army Focused on Speeding Tech to Front Lines

Acting Secretary Highlights American Ingenuity, Partnerships

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@SecArmy #AUSA2026 #AUSAorg #AUSA #USArmy

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U.S. Army V Corps @VCorps Oct 13

2d Cavalry Regiment is moving from small-unit field trials into tactical employment linked to operational objectives designed to break through drone-saturated frontlines on Europe’s Eastern Flank.

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www.army.mil Restructuring Tactical Drone Defense for the European Frontline FORT KNOX, KY - The U.S. Army's 2d Cavalry Regiment (2CR) is expanding Project Flytrap into a battalion level operational capability.

U.S. Army V Corps @VCorps May 7

Outstanding work by the 2nd Cavalry Regiment during #ProjectFlytrap! Alongside our multinational allies proves we are building the tough, lethal, and interoperable formations required to fight and win in any contested environment.

#SWORD26 #StrongerTogether #ItWillBeDone

$U.S. Army Pfc. Mickey Leonard, an infantryman assigned to Echo Troop, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, patrols through a forested area while carrying an M249 light machine gun during the force-on-force phase of Project Flytrap at Pabrad\u0117 Training Area, Lithuania, May 4, 2026. U.S. Soldiers faced off against British paratroopers from the U.K. Parachute Regiment in a series of simulated engagements designed to test counter-unmanned aerial system integration in a contested environment. From April 27 to May 31, 2026, U.S. and Allied forces will conduct Project Flytrap as part of a series of linked exercises, including Sword 26, Saber Strike, Immediate Response, and Swift Response, which transform experimentation into capability. During Project Flytrap, Soldiers integrate counter-unmanned systems, AI-enabled command and control, and live data networks to move faster, decide faster, and fight more effectively across all domains. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Max Elliott)$

$From left, U.S. Army Pfc. Chase Anders, an infantryman, and Spc. Anthony Reyes, both infantrymen assigned to Echo Troop, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, engage a simulated enemy position during the force-on-force phase of Project Flytrap at Pabrad\u0117 Training Area, Lithuania, May 4, 2026. U.S. Soldiers faced off against British paratroopers from the U.K. Parachute Regiment in a series of simulated engagements designed to test counter-unmanned aerial system integration in a contested environment. From April 27 to May 31, 2026, U.S. and Allied forces will conduct Project Flytrap as part of a series of linked exercises, including Sword 26, Saber Strike, Immediate Response, and Swift Response, which transform experimentation into capability. During Project Flytrap, Soldiers integrate counter-unmanned systems, AI-enabled command and control, and live data networks to move faster, decide faster, and fight more effectively across all domains. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Max Elliott)$

$U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Fahad Kasamba, an infantryman assigned to Echo Troop, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, engages a simulated enemy position alongside fellow Soldiers during the force-on-force phase of Project Flytrap at Pabrad\u0117 Training Area, Lithuania, May 4, 2026. U.S. Soldiers faced off against British paratroopers from the U.K. Parachute Regiment in a series of simulated engagements designed to test counter-unmanned aerial system integration in a contested environment. From April 27 to May 31, 2026, U.S. and Allied forces will conduct Project Flytrap as part of a series of linked exercises, including Sword 26, Saber Strike, Immediate Response, and Swift Response, which transform experimentation into capability. During Project Flytrap, Soldiers integrate counter-unmanned systems, AI-enabled command and control, and live data networks to move faster, decide faster, and fight more effectively across all domains. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Max Elliott)$