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Honeywell-Pratt & Whitney team push to stay in Army helo engine program, despite losing protest
Could the team find a way back in to the ITEP program, opening up competition again with GE in the engineering and manufacturing development phase?
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Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
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Pentagon hits pause on redesign of critical homeland missile defense component
The Pentagon is taking a strategic pause on its Redesigned Kill Vehicle — a key future component of the Ground-Based Interceptors, which make up the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense System designed to defend the homeland against possible threats from North Korea and Iran.
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US Army picks 5 companies to study Stryker weapon system integration
The Army has awarded five integration design study contracts for a Stryker 30mm cannon weapon system.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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Bell’s V-280 completes low-speed agility tests
Bell shows the V-280 Valor can conduct high-performance slow-speed maneuvers, meeting last of the key performance parameters set out by the U.S. Army in its Joint Multi-Role technology demonstration program.
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Former Polish defense minister presses for answers on fate of US Patriot buy
Is the Patriot air-and-missile defense system buy in Poland in danger of tanking after the delivery of the first two batteries? A former Polish defense minister is demanding answers.
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US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
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Where do special forces fit in the National Defense Strategy?
USSOCOM is taking a fresh look at its role in the context of the new National Defense Strategy.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Honeywell-Pratt & Whitney team push to stay in Army helo engine program, despite losing protest
Could the team find a way back in to the ITEP program, opening up competition again with GE in the engineering and manufacturing development phase?
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Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
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Pentagon hits pause on redesign of critical homeland missile defense component
The Pentagon is taking a strategic pause on its Redesigned Kill Vehicle — a key future component of the Ground-Based Interceptors, which make up the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense System designed to defend the homeland against possible threats from North Korea and Iran.
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US Army picks 5 companies to study Stryker weapon system integration
The Army has awarded five integration design study contracts for a Stryker 30mm cannon weapon system.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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Bell’s V-280 completes low-speed agility tests
Bell shows the V-280 Valor can conduct high-performance slow-speed maneuvers, meeting last of the key performance parameters set out by the U.S. Army in its Joint Multi-Role technology demonstration program.
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Former Polish defense minister presses for answers on fate of US Patriot buy
Is the Patriot air-and-missile defense system buy in Poland in danger of tanking after the delivery of the first two batteries? A former Polish defense minister is demanding answers.
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US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
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Where do special forces fit in the National Defense Strategy?
USSOCOM is taking a fresh look at its role in the context of the new National Defense Strategy.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Honeywell-Pratt & Whitney team push to stay in Army helo engine program, despite losing protest
Could the team find a way back in to the ITEP program, opening up competition again with GE in the engineering and manufacturing development phase?
-
Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
-
Pentagon hits pause on redesign of critical homeland missile defense component
The Pentagon is taking a strategic pause on its Redesigned Kill Vehicle — a key future component of the Ground-Based Interceptors, which make up the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense System designed to defend the homeland against possible threats from North Korea and Iran.
-
US Army picks 5 companies to study Stryker weapon system integration
The Army has awarded five integration design study contracts for a Stryker 30mm cannon weapon system.
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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
-
Bell’s V-280 completes low-speed agility tests
Bell shows the V-280 Valor can conduct high-performance slow-speed maneuvers, meeting last of the key performance parameters set out by the U.S. Army in its Joint Multi-Role technology demonstration program.
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Former Polish defense minister presses for answers on fate of US Patriot buy
Is the Patriot air-and-missile defense system buy in Poland in danger of tanking after the delivery of the first two batteries? A former Polish defense minister is demanding answers.
-
US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
-
Where do special forces fit in the National Defense Strategy?
USSOCOM is taking a fresh look at its role in the context of the new National Defense Strategy.
-
US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
