# Army Sets Multidomain Warfare Priorities

The U.S. Army’s 46-page “How The Army Fights” guide sets out a shift toward multidomain operations and large-unit maneuver, emphasizing convergence, precision strike, close combat, and operational endurance. For procurement professionals and defense contractors, these priorities point to potential future demand for scalable munitions production, electronic warfare and counter-drone capabilities, resilient command-and-control, autonomous logistics, forward stocks, and field-level repair and manufacturing. The signal identifies no specific solicitation, award, funding amount, or procurement timeline.

- Companies can assess how their capabilities align with the guide’s stated priorities, particularly in munitions, electronic warfare, counter-drone systems, command-and-control, logistics, and field sustainment.
- The emphasis on endurance and large-unit operations highlights potential value in scalable production, forward-positioned supplies, and repair capabilities that support operations in the field.
- These are strategic demand signals, not announced procurements; the guide does not establish contract requirements, funding, or deadlines.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** October 14, 2026

### Government Entities
- U.S. Army (Army)

### Sources
- [Disrupt, Strike, Assault and Endure: The 4 pillars of the US Army’s new warfare guidance ](https://www.defensenews.com/news/your-military/2026/10/14/disrupt-strike-assault-and-endure-the-4-pillars-of-the-us-armys-new-warfare-guidance) - Defense News