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New defense budget request: $9 billion in emergency funds, cuts for Europe
What you need to know about the upcoming FY20 budget release.
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The US Army is preparing for major changes to force structure
There are major changes expected — within the near future — when it comes to how the Army’s force structure is organized, according to the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center director.
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Head of US Army Pacific Command talks multidomain challenges in the region
The Indo-Pacific region has become ground zero for developing the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Operations concept, which is meant to serve as its capstone war-fighting doctrine in the years to come.
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One company wants to help herd US Army robots
A firm out of Boston is interested in helping the U.S. Army streamline unmanned ground vehicle development.
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Army’s missile defense radar ‘sense-off’ attempts to hit reset button
Will the Army’s new air and missile defense radar “sense-off” right the ship or steer it further off course?
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US Army pilots take Sikorsky optionally manned helicopter for spin
For the first time, Army pilots at Fort Eustis, Virginia, guided the modified S-78 commercial helicopter through a series of missions to demo the technology.
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US Army’s modernization efforts foster boom in US-foreign partnerships
The U.S. Army’s ambitious goals are opening the door for international companies to compete stateside. But to be successful, these firms are increasingly seeking out American partners rather than trying to go it alone.
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Poland makes official request for US rocket launchers
Poland’s plans to expedite its purchase of the American-made High Mobility Artillery Rocket System moves forward, as the country has sent an official letter of request to the U.S. government to proceed with the sale.
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US Army is updating its missile defense strategy with Russia and China in mind
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is hard at work on its revised air-and-missile defense strategy.
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Can the Army pull off buying two new helicopters back to back?
The Army’s track record over the past few decades hasn’t been good when it comes to trying to buy a new helicopter, but now the service wants to buy not one, but two different aircraft.
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New defense budget request: $9 billion in emergency funds, cuts for Europe
What you need to know about the upcoming FY20 budget release.
-
The US Army is preparing for major changes to force structure
There are major changes expected — within the near future — when it comes to how the Army’s force structure is organized, according to the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center director.
-
Head of US Army Pacific Command talks multidomain challenges in the region
The Indo-Pacific region has become ground zero for developing the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Operations concept, which is meant to serve as its capstone war-fighting doctrine in the years to come.
-
One company wants to help herd US Army robots
A firm out of Boston is interested in helping the U.S. Army streamline unmanned ground vehicle development.
-
Army’s missile defense radar ‘sense-off’ attempts to hit reset button
Will the Army’s new air and missile defense radar “sense-off” right the ship or steer it further off course?
-
US Army pilots take Sikorsky optionally manned helicopter for spin
For the first time, Army pilots at Fort Eustis, Virginia, guided the modified S-78 commercial helicopter through a series of missions to demo the technology.
-
US Army’s modernization efforts foster boom in US-foreign partnerships
The U.S. Army’s ambitious goals are opening the door for international companies to compete stateside. But to be successful, these firms are increasingly seeking out American partners rather than trying to go it alone.
-
Poland makes official request for US rocket launchers
Poland’s plans to expedite its purchase of the American-made High Mobility Artillery Rocket System moves forward, as the country has sent an official letter of request to the U.S. government to proceed with the sale.
-
US Army is updating its missile defense strategy with Russia and China in mind
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is hard at work on its revised air-and-missile defense strategy.
-
Can the Army pull off buying two new helicopters back to back?
The Army’s track record over the past few decades hasn’t been good when it comes to trying to buy a new helicopter, but now the service wants to buy not one, but two different aircraft.
-
New defense budget request: $9 billion in emergency funds, cuts for Europe
What you need to know about the upcoming FY20 budget release.
-
The US Army is preparing for major changes to force structure
There are major changes expected — within the near future — when it comes to how the Army’s force structure is organized, according to the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center director.
-
Head of US Army Pacific Command talks multidomain challenges in the region
The Indo-Pacific region has become ground zero for developing the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Operations concept, which is meant to serve as its capstone war-fighting doctrine in the years to come.
-
One company wants to help herd US Army robots
A firm out of Boston is interested in helping the U.S. Army streamline unmanned ground vehicle development.
-
Army’s missile defense radar ‘sense-off’ attempts to hit reset button
Will the Army’s new air and missile defense radar “sense-off” right the ship or steer it further off course?
-
US Army pilots take Sikorsky optionally manned helicopter for spin
For the first time, Army pilots at Fort Eustis, Virginia, guided the modified S-78 commercial helicopter through a series of missions to demo the technology.
-
US Army’s modernization efforts foster boom in US-foreign partnerships
The U.S. Army’s ambitious goals are opening the door for international companies to compete stateside. But to be successful, these firms are increasingly seeking out American partners rather than trying to go it alone.
-
Poland makes official request for US rocket launchers
Poland’s plans to expedite its purchase of the American-made High Mobility Artillery Rocket System moves forward, as the country has sent an official letter of request to the U.S. government to proceed with the sale.
-
US Army is updating its missile defense strategy with Russia and China in mind
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is hard at work on its revised air-and-missile defense strategy.
-
Can the Army pull off buying two new helicopters back to back?
The Army’s track record over the past few decades hasn’t been good when it comes to trying to buy a new helicopter, but now the service wants to buy not one, but two different aircraft.
