U.S. Army soldiers fire an M109A7 Paladin at the Camp Grayling, Michigan, range during Exercise Northern Strike in 2024.
Credit: U.S. Army
The U.S. Army has opened a new website to make reserving space on its test ranges as easy as grabbing a table at a restaurant, and a new, relatively unknown startup was the service’s first customer getting an in-demand spot in less than two weeks. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll on Aug. 7 announced the...
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