More than 300 soldiers, engineers and defence technology companies joined the British Army, NATO’s Allied Land Command and US Army Europe and Africa at a ten-day exercise in Dorset to test how Allied forces connect, share data and fight as a single digital force. The British Army has led a ten-day multinational exercise, Accelerator 2.0, at its BattlLab facility in Dorset, bringing together more than 300 soldiers, engineers, coders and defence technology companies alongside NATO’s Allied Land Command and US Army Europe and Africa. The exercise was built around what the Army describes as NATO’s central technical challenge: enabling forces…
