Highly mobile, quickly deployable, digitized, these words describe the combat troops of the future, which, thanks to these properties, should have significantly more assertiveness than today's units. At least that is the vision that the Inspector of the Army, among others, announced at the start of digitization last December. However, this increased mobility also requires new technologies over the first mile and in the deployable command posts.
Tanks worth several million each are in position. The enemy sends a small drone into the sky for a few hundred euros for reconnaissance and then fires several mortars or artillery shells for a few thousand euros. The fattest purse no longer necessarily wins the war on the ground, on the glass battlefield movement is the principle of survival. This movement requires coordinated mobility on the so-called first mile.
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