Maj. Gen. Lori Robinson, commander of the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, was the keynote speaker at the Army Aviation Association of America Cribbins Readiness Conference in Huntsville, Alabama. The event focused on transitioning to next-gen warfare by leveraging AI and lethal capabilities. Robinson emphasized the importance of using technology to enhance efficiency and affordability in aviation maintenance. The conference covered topics such as sustainment in future fights, advanced manufacturing, and autonomous resupply. Robinson highlighted the need for interoperability with allies and partner nations in large-scale combat operations. She also discussed the investment in repairing and modernizing the Army’s organic industrial base. Robinson praised industry partners for their innovation and emphasized the importance of collaboration to meet the evolving needs of Army aviation on future battlefields. Attendees included active-duty military personnel and industry partners, all working together to ensure the readiness of Army aviation forces. The event showcased upcoming technologies and capabilities, emphasizing the Army’s commitment to staying relevant in the ever-changing landscape of warfare. Robinson’s insights and the discussions at the conference highlighted the ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance the Army aviation enterprise.
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