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Lynx 41 disqualified from Bradley replacement competition
With the Raytheon and Rheinmetall team out of the running, one competitor remains. So what is the fate of the Bradley replacement?
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Bell unshrouds Invictus, its answer for the US Army’s future attack recon aircraft
The Bell 360 Invictus is the company’s submission for the future attack reconnaissance aircraft, and it’s not a tilt rotor.
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Pencils down: Bids are in to replace the US Army’s Bradley fighting vehicle
With bid samples due for Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Prototypes, here’s who’s definitely in the game.
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McCarthy officially becomes Army secretary
McCarthy officially became Army secretary Sept. 26 when the Senate confirmed him by voice vote.
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Will the US Army have enough to pay for its modernization?
The Army’s three-star general in charge of requirements is concerned the service won’t have enough budgeted for modernization efforts to account for future hidden costs.
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Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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Shoot and scoot: Industry answers call for more mobile firepower
Industry answers call at DSEI for more mobile firepower, bringing heavy duty mortar systems on more mobile vehicle platforms.
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Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
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Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
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Lynx 41 disqualified from Bradley replacement competition
With the Raytheon and Rheinmetall team out of the running, one competitor remains. So what is the fate of the Bradley replacement?
-
Bell unshrouds Invictus, its answer for the US Army’s future attack recon aircraft
The Bell 360 Invictus is the company’s submission for the future attack reconnaissance aircraft, and it’s not a tilt rotor.
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Pencils down: Bids are in to replace the US Army’s Bradley fighting vehicle
With bid samples due for Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Prototypes, here’s who’s definitely in the game.
-
McCarthy officially becomes Army secretary
McCarthy officially became Army secretary Sept. 26 when the Senate confirmed him by voice vote.
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Will the US Army have enough to pay for its modernization?
The Army’s three-star general in charge of requirements is concerned the service won’t have enough budgeted for modernization efforts to account for future hidden costs.
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Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Shoot and scoot: Industry answers call for more mobile firepower
Industry answers call at DSEI for more mobile firepower, bringing heavy duty mortar systems on more mobile vehicle platforms.
-
Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
-
Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
-
Lynx 41 disqualified from Bradley replacement competition
With the Raytheon and Rheinmetall team out of the running, one competitor remains. So what is the fate of the Bradley replacement?
-
Bell unshrouds Invictus, its answer for the US Army’s future attack recon aircraft
The Bell 360 Invictus is the company’s submission for the future attack reconnaissance aircraft, and it’s not a tilt rotor.
-
Pencils down: Bids are in to replace the US Army’s Bradley fighting vehicle
With bid samples due for Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Prototypes, here’s who’s definitely in the game.
-
McCarthy officially becomes Army secretary
McCarthy officially became Army secretary Sept. 26 when the Senate confirmed him by voice vote.
-
Will the US Army have enough to pay for its modernization?
The Army’s three-star general in charge of requirements is concerned the service won’t have enough budgeted for modernization efforts to account for future hidden costs.
-
Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Shoot and scoot: Industry answers call for more mobile firepower
Industry answers call at DSEI for more mobile firepower, bringing heavy duty mortar systems on more mobile vehicle platforms.
-
Raytheon anticipates international boom in counterdrone sales
Raytheon is set to sell its Coyote unmanned aircraft system in a complete counter-drone system package to international customers.
-
Unleash the hornets: Combat vehicles and robots get new kit to increase standoff
FLIR has designed a system to unleash its Black Hornet micro-UAVs from vehicle platforms at the tactical edge of the battlefield.
