Aiming at a series of disruptive technology research and development projects carried out by the U.S. Army around the concept of Mosaic Warfare in recent years. A knowledge graph of Mosaic Warfare projects has been constructed to intuitively show their relationships, and a concrete analysis has been made from three aspects:technology transfer, year of implementation and technology application. The research results of some projects are deeply excavated and described, and research characteristics of Mosaic Warfare are summarized. The study reveals that U.S. military research on Mosaic Warfare technologies focuses on five key areas: architecture, command and control, communication networking, platforms and weapons, and basic technologies. There is a strong technological continuity between projects implemented in different years, that is, the research results of a project is often the technology accumulation of follow-up projects. In addition, the Mosaic Warfare technologies are highly oriented, and most of the projects clearly point to a certain service/department or multi-service application, which shows the U.S. military’s determination to achieve Mosaic Warfare.