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### Infantry in the 21st Century – DTIC
The battlefield of the future will be a chaotic and non-linear environment. Forces will be intermingled and highly effective weapons will inflict great destruction and force wide dispersion. The soldier of the future needs to have certain human characteristics to fight and win in that environment.
[Read more](https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA377620.pdf)
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### to Build Infantry for the Future, Look First to the past
The approximate authorized strength of an infantry division was about 14,200 soldiers. In the Pacific, the 96th Infantry Division had nearly 17,000 battle casualties, and the 7th sustained 15,179, with well over 100 percent turnover in the rifle units. In the Palau Island fighting, infantry units sustained 83.9 percent of all casualties.
[Read more](https://mwi.westpoint.edu/build-infantry-future-look-first-past/)
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### Evolving Infantry Tactics: insights into Future Warfare Trends
the future of infantry in global conflicts will be significantly shaped by advancements in technology and changing warfare dynamics. Infantry units will increasingly integrate unmanned systems and artificial intelligence, enhancing operational effectiveness and decision-making capabilities.[Read more](https://totalmilitaryinsight.com/infantry-and-future-warfare-t…inmetall: “Infantry is the future – extended system”.
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- Q&A with Rheinmetall Spokesman onSoldier Communication Systems
- editor: Could you explain the core features of the soldier communication system?
- Editor: how does this system enhance combat efficiency and safety?
- Editor: Can you expand on the sensors and monitoring aspect of the system?
- Editor: What are the future innovations we can expect within this system?
- Editor: Could you detail the current contract Rheinmetall has for the train systems?
- editor: How does enhanced communication and awareness in the field translate to strategic advantages?
- editor: What are the next steps for implementing these technologies in the field?
According to Rheinmetall, the heart of a soldier system is the so-called core system. it allows the soldiers to communicate with each othre via a network, as a Rhine metal speaker reported. This accelerates the “control process” from the investigation of a threat to its control. The soldiers could exchange messages or pictures on their tablets, for example to request support. “However, the greatest added value is that the soldiers have an overview at any time where their comrades are. Such as, in confusing combat situations, the risk of mutual fire is avoided.”
The system is also available for other applications. This has already been tried and tested to monitor body functions with sensors in clothing, the spokesman said. This can improve “awareness of the state of one’s own soldiers” at higher management levels. The integration of so-called exoskeletons into the soldier’s system is also an “innovation topic”.These can significantly reduce the physical stress of soldiers by actively supporting the musculoskeletal system and thus prevent fatigue and acute overload.
In a first step,Rheinmetall should renew 68 existing train systems and deliver 24 new ones. According to Rheinmetall, this order has a value of 417 million euros.As a general contractor, the performance of 30 subcontractors is brought together.
