AUSA 2025 | The Future of Land Warfare and U.S. Army Modernization

Join Army Recognition for our exclusive on-the-ground coverage of Day 1 at AUSA 2025 in Washington, D.C., where we bring you firsthand looks at the most advanced weapons systems and technologies shaping the future of the U.S. Army. From the autonomous S-70 U-Hawk helicopter by Sikorsky to General Dynamics' new Stryker-based Nexus command system, and Bell Textron’s next-gen MV-75 tiltrotor aircraft, this video covers all the major unveilings. Get expert analysis, high-resolution visuals, and insider commentary only available through Army Recognition’s embedded editorial team. Subscribe for daily updates from AUSA 2025 and beyond.

Summary of this video:
00:00 INTRO
00:15 Overview of what you can see at the AUSA 2025 defense exhibition in Washington, D.C.
01:00 Lockheed Martin Sikorsky unveils S-70UAS U-Hawk, turning Black Hawk into an autonomous helicopter
03:15 General Dynamics Land Systems Nexus Mission Command on the Move on Stryker combat vehicle
05:06 General Dynamics Land Systems Pandur II SHORAD air defense combat vehicle
06:48 General Dynamics Land Systems Reveals Counter-drone MUTT XM Robotic Vehicle
09:08 RTX boosts Patriot air defense missile system with next-gen LTAMDS radar
12:01 RTX DeepFires™ autonomous surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missile launcher
14:22 GM Defense Infantry Squad Vehicle Utility version with a cargo area with a counter-drone system
17:06 GM Defense Heavy Duty Hybrid Vehicle
19:16 Bell Textron Redefines U.S. Army Air Mobility with Next-Gen Tiltrotor Aircraft MV-75
22:42 AM General unveils its new next-generation light Hawkeye 105mm Mobile Howitzer System and JLTV A2
25:15 Contact details of the Army Recognition Group
25:32 OUTRO

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- A lot of Americans dying in Georgia wouldn't change much. Few countries would be bothered by a lot of Americans dying.
- It baffles me every time the Americans build something now they put this big elaborate, crazy ass transport together, just like the avenger and then they put two stinking little fricking missiles on it impress me put on there then I’ll be impressed. Good God spend all that money on the transport and then put two stinking little. It’s just so stupid and wasteful looks so cool with the two lousy missiles on it whoopee Doo. It’s so much reminds me of the avenger. They built this crazy system and brag it up. Put two missiles on it and it looks like oh there must be a big sophisticated computer but no there’s a guy sitting in there. That’s his advanced as the Americans are being these days. It’s like watching people run the M triple seven so advance oh yay, wow got 11 guys running they’re ripping their guts out loading that stupid thing and the Europeans have fired off nine shots and are already 2 km away while the Americans are still reloading claimed to be such an advanced military. What a bunch of liars.

- That’s a ludicrous statement. Tech in India is a crazy conglomeration of stolen tech from both Russia and America. And neither is reverse engineered well. So what you end up with is the shittiest parts of both systems copied poorly and built worse. You can’t even build a proper indigenous light helicopter. Do not talk about superiority when you can’t build a proper rifle. 😂

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