Army Futures Command has established an all-domain sensing cross-functional team that will advance four lines of effort for the service branch.
The four lines of effort of the team, dubbed ADS CFT, are multisensor dominance, sensing architecture, advanced processing and dissemination and operational enablers, the Army said Tuesday.
The creation of the new CFT came after the service’s assured positioning, navigation and timing/space CFT completed its original mission.
“Our team swiftly delivered on our last mission, proving the CFT concept is effective in accelerating capability delivery. We look forward to helping the Army and Joint enterprise converge understanding and deliver all-domain sensing solutions,” said Mike Monteleone, director of ADS CFT.
The new cross-functional team is expected to achieve full operational capability by the second quarter of fiscal year 2025.
All-domain sensing supports the optimization and synchronization of intelligence collection, processing and dissemination efforts and sensor-to-shooter activities.
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