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Army looks to add third CAML system, Lozano says

Army looks to add third CAML system, Lozano says
Soldiers fired an earlier iteration of the Autonomous Multi-domain Launcher in June of 2025. On Aug. 21, 2026, the Army announced the award of a prototype Other Transaction Agreement to the Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta, Georgia, to serve as the Weapon Systems Integrator. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Grayson Cavaliere)
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Automatically curated summary from Breaking Defense.

According to Lt. Gen. Frank Lozano, Program Executive Officer for Fires, the U.S. Army is planning to acquire a third CAML system variant, specifically the CAML-light. The Army expects to release a request for information in the near future, with plans to make early selections between March and April. This update highlights ongoing defense procurement efforts based on brief excerpted statements from military leadership regarding timeline expectations for the upcoming system evaluation.

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The report relies solely on a brief excerpt of official remarks; specific system capabilities, detailed acquisition criteria, and official procurement schedules remain unverified until formal documentation is released.

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Image via Breaking Defense; original credits at the source.
Army looks to add third CAML system, Lozano says
Image via Breaking Defense; original credits at the source.

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