What Advancements in Technology Do You Think Today's Military Would Most Benefit From?

Plan A - Use the technology which is good, but cumbersome. What you have needs to be streamlined for a smoother process.
Plan B - When there are issues with the technology, there should be an alternative, which is easily maneuvered.

What technology can invent, technology can disable.

US Military must be prepared to successful fight a Cyber War. With my 24 years federal government background I understand the growing need to protect or access control data. The military should be in demand for people with crucial skills in logical thinking and attention to details to manage critical infrastructures. Enemy personnel should be exploited for weak points, leaving it open for military hackers to take advantage of these and harm your system. I recommend Cyber Guardians prepared for Cyberwarfare.
Cyber security is the protection needed for internet intrusion. A country network includes hardware, software and data all need to be protected from cyber-threats. Cyber security is used to protect against unauthorized access to data centers and other computerized systems.
Now days, cyberattacks can come from a variety of places and in a variety of forms. Some types of threats are more invasive than others, but they can all be equally jarring for a country left unprepared. Research shows that exposed files has risen 50% since 2018. But with the right cyber security support exposure can be reduced. The United States is the worst country in the world for exposing the highest amount of data. Files could be copied, altered, or destroyed. Many countries have come to understand the importance of addressing internet security. 90 percent of data breaches are caused by a human-made mistake or behavior, and further data from the survey mentioned above suggests that personnel ignorance is one of the leading contributors.
I would strongly suggest Cyber Guardian. The need to help ensure the US military understand the responsibilities to protect critical infrastructure to preventing cyber-threats. The purpose of security awareness training is to develop essential competencies and introduce them to new techniques and methods that have been introduced to tackle possible security issues. The US military must become aware that everyone in the organization (not just IT security) needs to understand the risks and defensive strategies to help prevent data breaches.

robotic weapons

Anti Gravity

There have been so many technology advances in the past few years that I would think tech is already being implemented with the military. R&D for weapons has always been a key spot, but tech had evolved in health to allow civilian to be more active so the benefits for the military to use that can be much greater. Having a more fit and mental military can allow for more collaboration and independent thinking that can benefit the induvial as well as the group.

Give assault units more leverage in mission planning and execution. Limit headquarters controllers ability for direct command of a units tasking.

I think today's military would benefit the most from the incorporation of Virtual Reality technology into various aspects of force management and treatment. On-the-job training given via hyper-realistic, simulated real-life scenarios would create a more immersive, and most importantly, interesting, learning environment for soldiers. Interest is fundamental in learning as it not only engages the student in the material being presented, it also allows access to regions of the brain involved in long-term memory formation. Research indicates (Hidi & Harackiewicz, 2000) that an engaged human mind processes information in a way that is not only more effective--but also self-sustaining.

When I reminisce upon my own technical training as a meteorologist at Keesler, and imagine those lessons aided by visual imagery–whether it be through virtual experiences showing me the process in which thunderstorms form hail, or how the physics of air is so uniquely layered– I know for certain that 19-year old me would have paid a great deal more attention to what the Air Force wanted me to learn. The United States military has always been on the cutting edge of technology. Incorporating something like this – either through $299 Oculus headsets or some more specialized version– is not outside the realm of possibilities for our country.

Finally, the investment into technology such as Virtual Learning is an investment that would pay for itself and then some. New training programs that harness VR's interactive visual stimuli and problem-based learning models could be streamlined and custom-tailored. Retention of the material would also be higher, driving down the error rate, and thus, the costs associated with internal mistakes. A more interactive, personalized approach to education would solve the impending issue of the TikTok Generation's inability to concentrate. The youth will inherit the Earth, as they say, so it would be in our best interests to anticipate their needs.

All this and I haven't even touched on the possibilities that VR technology offers in trauma recovery and the treatment of various mental health ailments! Truly, the possibilities are endless.

Using AI/ML, especially in improving business practices. There has to be a better way to do contracting.

They need a strong firm President and Congress to support them 100%.