The U.S. Army is creating VICTOR, a new artificial intelligence-powered network engagement platform designed to transform how soldiers and Army career professionals discover, share and apply operational knowledge. Managed by the leaders within the U.S. Army Combined Arms Command, the effort represents the next step in connecting the Army’s institutional knowledge with the needs of Soldiers across the force.

Students and instructors from the Combined Arms Command Transformation Integration Directorate’s Advanced Builder Course pose for a graduation-day photo, July 24, 2026, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The Advanced Builder Course is designed to equip participants with digital skills that will accelerate decision-making processes, streamline information management and reinforce command-level synchronization during high-tempo operations. 

The U.S. Army Combined Arms Command has established the Transformation Integration Directorate, a new organization that will help the Army integrate change across the force by connecting operational experience with institutional action. Created as part of the Army's transformation under the U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command, the directorate provides command-level integration across multiple warfighting functions and organizations. 

Army Software Factory noncommissioned officers marked a milestone in their careers as they became Software Operations warrant officers, graduating from Warrant Officer Candidate School at Fort Rucker, Ala., June 10. The 280A Software Operations Technician is the Army’s newest functional area.

This article, co-authored by several CAPL team members, is published by the Joint Special Operations University Press. In it, the authors explain how the Battle of Little Bighorn endures as a study in the timeless principles of irregular conflict, where mastery of the physical, human, and information dimensions outweighs technological advantage. It serves as a vivid reminder that success in irregular warfare requires adaptability as a vital factor to Special Operations Forces operational achievement.

CAC TID's Command and Control (C2) Community of Practice is a centralized hub, empowering Army users to leverage collective knowledge in the practice of C2. The platform provides: 
•    C2 lessons learned & best practices
•    C2 training resources
•    Recent doctrine updates
•    C2IA assessment reports
•    C2 publications and journal articles