U.S. Army speeds up small arms testing
The U.S. Army announced the opening of five testing grounds for private companies developing weapons such as missiles and drones, with the aim of accelerating procurement processes and reducing bureaucratic procedures that previously took years. Army Secretary Dan Desioul explained that this move responds to feedback regarding the impact of the war in Ukraine and allows companies to test their products within 30 days of submitting an application through a new online platform, including the use of testing grounds in the United States and allied countries. These policies are intended to encourage small businesses to develop effective and affordable weapons, focusing on enhancing the military's effectiveness and soldier safety. The first modern missile was tested at a testing ground in Morocco, and officials confirmed that the program offers greater opportunities for involved companies to test their products and achieve rapid progress in manufacturing new weapon systems.
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