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Lithuania’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle buy clears State Dept. hurdle
Lithuania moves another step closer to buying the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle from the United States with a State Department stamp of approval.
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Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
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Avoiding past mistakes: Are the Army’s modernization plans on the right course?
The Heritage Foundation is urging the Army ensure its top modernization priorities align with its emerging doctrine, which could mean rearranging them.
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Pentagon terminates program for redesigned kill vehicle, preps for new competition
The Pentagon has canceled its major effort to redesign the kill vehicle of its Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system. Now the department will initiate a new competition.
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US Army nears decision on who will build new missile defense radar prototypes
The Army could choose a winner to build prototype radars for its Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System as soon as next month.
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US Missile Defense Agency boss reveals his goals, challenges on the job
The new Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. Jon Hill sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
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Slippery slope: MDA boss fights transfer of missile defense system to Army
The new Missile Defense Agency director wants to better define what “transferring missile defense capability” between the agency and the services means so that programs can remain successful.
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Bahrain solidifies Patriot buy
Bahrain has signed a deal to buy the American-made Patriot air and missile defense system.
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It’s official: US Army inks Iron Dome deal
The U.S. Army has minted a contract to purchase two Iron Dome missile defense systems as an interim solution to defend against cruise missiles.
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Keeping the momentum: New US Army chief will build on major foundation he helped lay
New Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville is set to execute transformative initiatives begun when he was vice chief.
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Lithuania’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle buy clears State Dept. hurdle
Lithuania moves another step closer to buying the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle from the United States with a State Department stamp of approval.
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Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
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Avoiding past mistakes: Are the Army’s modernization plans on the right course?
The Heritage Foundation is urging the Army ensure its top modernization priorities align with its emerging doctrine, which could mean rearranging them.
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Pentagon terminates program for redesigned kill vehicle, preps for new competition
The Pentagon has canceled its major effort to redesign the kill vehicle of its Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system. Now the department will initiate a new competition.
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US Army nears decision on who will build new missile defense radar prototypes
The Army could choose a winner to build prototype radars for its Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System as soon as next month.
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US Missile Defense Agency boss reveals his goals, challenges on the job
The new Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. Jon Hill sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
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Slippery slope: MDA boss fights transfer of missile defense system to Army
The new Missile Defense Agency director wants to better define what “transferring missile defense capability” between the agency and the services means so that programs can remain successful.
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Bahrain solidifies Patriot buy
Bahrain has signed a deal to buy the American-made Patriot air and missile defense system.
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It’s official: US Army inks Iron Dome deal
The U.S. Army has minted a contract to purchase two Iron Dome missile defense systems as an interim solution to defend against cruise missiles.
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Keeping the momentum: New US Army chief will build on major foundation he helped lay
New Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville is set to execute transformative initiatives begun when he was vice chief.
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Lithuania’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle buy clears State Dept. hurdle
Lithuania moves another step closer to buying the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle from the United States with a State Department stamp of approval.
-
Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
-
Avoiding past mistakes: Are the Army’s modernization plans on the right course?
The Heritage Foundation is urging the Army ensure its top modernization priorities align with its emerging doctrine, which could mean rearranging them.
-
Pentagon terminates program for redesigned kill vehicle, preps for new competition
The Pentagon has canceled its major effort to redesign the kill vehicle of its Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system. Now the department will initiate a new competition.
-
US Army nears decision on who will build new missile defense radar prototypes
The Army could choose a winner to build prototype radars for its Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System as soon as next month.
-
US Missile Defense Agency boss reveals his goals, challenges on the job
The new Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. Jon Hill sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
-
Slippery slope: MDA boss fights transfer of missile defense system to Army
The new Missile Defense Agency director wants to better define what “transferring missile defense capability” between the agency and the services means so that programs can remain successful.
-
Bahrain solidifies Patriot buy
Bahrain has signed a deal to buy the American-made Patriot air and missile defense system.
-
It’s official: US Army inks Iron Dome deal
The U.S. Army has minted a contract to purchase two Iron Dome missile defense systems as an interim solution to defend against cruise missiles.
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Keeping the momentum: New US Army chief will build on major foundation he helped lay
New Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville is set to execute transformative initiatives begun when he was vice chief.
