4 things the general in charge of the Army's newest command says are needed to win the wars of the future

Army Futures Command is meant to add capabilities and structures that allow soldiers to dominate battlefields in the future.The head of the new command, Gen. John Murray, this week listed what he sees as the top priorities for the new unit.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.Army Gen. John Murray, commander of the new Army Futures Command, outlined top priorities for the Army as it grows its systems, and cited targets for improvement, when he spoke to military and industry leaders Tuesday.The aim of Army Futures Command is to provide concepts, capabilities and organizational structures for future soldiers to dominate a future battlefield.The command works closely with the eight “cross-functional teams” that focus on top modernization priorities, those teams include: long-range precision fires, the Next Generation Combat Vehicle, Air and Missile defense, Future Vertical Lift, Army Network, Synthetic Training Environment, Assured Position and Navigation and Soldier Lethality.Here are takeaways from Murray's talk at the Association of the United States Army on Tuesday, edited for length and continuity.