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From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
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US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
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Congress wants new plans from Army on its indirect fire protection suite development
Congress is seeking clarity on the Army’s way forward to provide an interim cruise missile defense capability as well as a solution to defend against rockets, artillery and mortars and drones.
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US Army weapons and munitions tech development gets congressional cash injection
As the Army focuses in on rapidly improving long-range precision fires, Congress is giving the service a big monetary boost.
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Will Army Futures Command work? House lawmakers skeptical, but hopeful
House lawmakers are both skeptical and hopeful that the Army will be able to pull off a major overhaul of how it will modernize and acquire weapons and equipment.
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US Army resumes accepting Apache helicopters from Boeing
After discovering problems with a part critical to safety on AH-64 helicopters, the Army had stopped accepting the aircraft from Boeing.
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US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
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DoD inspector general is auditing Army’s future missile defense plans
After the Army has worked for years to bring about new missile defense capability, the Pentagon’s inspector general started an audit of the Army’s Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System to see if it’s on track.
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Military deputy to US Army acquisition now has two bosses
The military deputy to the acquisition chief is now also the deputy commander of the new Army Futures Command
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25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
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From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
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US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
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Congress wants new plans from Army on its indirect fire protection suite development
Congress is seeking clarity on the Army’s way forward to provide an interim cruise missile defense capability as well as a solution to defend against rockets, artillery and mortars and drones.
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US Army weapons and munitions tech development gets congressional cash injection
As the Army focuses in on rapidly improving long-range precision fires, Congress is giving the service a big monetary boost.
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Will Army Futures Command work? House lawmakers skeptical, but hopeful
House lawmakers are both skeptical and hopeful that the Army will be able to pull off a major overhaul of how it will modernize and acquire weapons and equipment.
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US Army resumes accepting Apache helicopters from Boeing
After discovering problems with a part critical to safety on AH-64 helicopters, the Army had stopped accepting the aircraft from Boeing.
-
US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
-
DoD inspector general is auditing Army’s future missile defense plans
After the Army has worked for years to bring about new missile defense capability, the Pentagon’s inspector general started an audit of the Army’s Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System to see if it’s on track.
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Military deputy to US Army acquisition now has two bosses
The military deputy to the acquisition chief is now also the deputy commander of the new Army Futures Command
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25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
-
From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
-
US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
-
Congress wants new plans from Army on its indirect fire protection suite development
Congress is seeking clarity on the Army’s way forward to provide an interim cruise missile defense capability as well as a solution to defend against rockets, artillery and mortars and drones.
-
US Army weapons and munitions tech development gets congressional cash injection
As the Army focuses in on rapidly improving long-range precision fires, Congress is giving the service a big monetary boost.
-
Will Army Futures Command work? House lawmakers skeptical, but hopeful
House lawmakers are both skeptical and hopeful that the Army will be able to pull off a major overhaul of how it will modernize and acquire weapons and equipment.
-
US Army resumes accepting Apache helicopters from Boeing
After discovering problems with a part critical to safety on AH-64 helicopters, the Army had stopped accepting the aircraft from Boeing.
-
US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
-
DoD inspector general is auditing Army’s future missile defense plans
After the Army has worked for years to bring about new missile defense capability, the Pentagon’s inspector general started an audit of the Army’s Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System to see if it’s on track.
-
Military deputy to US Army acquisition now has two bosses
The military deputy to the acquisition chief is now also the deputy commander of the new Army Futures Command
-
25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
