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Swedish government greenlights Patriot deal
The deal will happen, despite Swedish opposition leaders questioning whether Sweden could actually pay for the systems.
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Congress says Pentagon must come up with boost phase missile defense plan next year
Congressional authorizers are requiring the Missile Defense Agency director to establish a program that develops the means to intercept hostile ballistic missiles during their boost phase of flight.
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The US Army’s top modernization priority is in jeopardy
Budget cuts may harm progress on the service’s new precision strike missile.
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Afghans are switching from Russian to US helicopters, but senators are concerned over the approach
Two U.S. lawmakers want American forces in Afghanistan to overcome challenges cropping up with the transition of helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
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Poland switches gears to speed up Lockheed-made rocket launcher buy
Poland is choosing to buy Lockheed-made HIMARS through a simplified U.S. Foreign Military Sales deal that eliminates previous plans to share in production of a personalized variant of the system.
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Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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US Army asks Congress to shift millions in FY18 dollars. What’s behind the request?
The Army needs more money in fiscal 2018 and is asking Congress to let it reprogram funding from elsewhere in its budget.
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Here’s who could soon lead the US Army’s Futures Command
Lt. Gen. John Murray, the deputy chief of staff Army G-8, will be the first Army Futures Command commander, if confirmed by the Senate.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
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Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
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Swedish government greenlights Patriot deal
The deal will happen, despite Swedish opposition leaders questioning whether Sweden could actually pay for the systems.
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Congress says Pentagon must come up with boost phase missile defense plan next year
Congressional authorizers are requiring the Missile Defense Agency director to establish a program that develops the means to intercept hostile ballistic missiles during their boost phase of flight.
-
The US Army’s top modernization priority is in jeopardy
Budget cuts may harm progress on the service’s new precision strike missile.
-
Afghans are switching from Russian to US helicopters, but senators are concerned over the approach
Two U.S. lawmakers want American forces in Afghanistan to overcome challenges cropping up with the transition of helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
-
Poland switches gears to speed up Lockheed-made rocket launcher buy
Poland is choosing to buy Lockheed-made HIMARS through a simplified U.S. Foreign Military Sales deal that eliminates previous plans to share in production of a personalized variant of the system.
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Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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US Army asks Congress to shift millions in FY18 dollars. What’s behind the request?
The Army needs more money in fiscal 2018 and is asking Congress to let it reprogram funding from elsewhere in its budget.
-
Here’s who could soon lead the US Army’s Futures Command
Lt. Gen. John Murray, the deputy chief of staff Army G-8, will be the first Army Futures Command commander, if confirmed by the Senate.
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Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
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Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
-
Swedish government greenlights Patriot deal
The deal will happen, despite Swedish opposition leaders questioning whether Sweden could actually pay for the systems.
-
Congress says Pentagon must come up with boost phase missile defense plan next year
Congressional authorizers are requiring the Missile Defense Agency director to establish a program that develops the means to intercept hostile ballistic missiles during their boost phase of flight.
-
The US Army’s top modernization priority is in jeopardy
Budget cuts may harm progress on the service’s new precision strike missile.
-
Afghans are switching from Russian to US helicopters, but senators are concerned over the approach
Two U.S. lawmakers want American forces in Afghanistan to overcome challenges cropping up with the transition of helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
-
Poland switches gears to speed up Lockheed-made rocket launcher buy
Poland is choosing to buy Lockheed-made HIMARS through a simplified U.S. Foreign Military Sales deal that eliminates previous plans to share in production of a personalized variant of the system.
-
Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
-
US Army asks Congress to shift millions in FY18 dollars. What’s behind the request?
The Army needs more money in fiscal 2018 and is asking Congress to let it reprogram funding from elsewhere in its budget.
-
Here’s who could soon lead the US Army’s Futures Command
Lt. Gen. John Murray, the deputy chief of staff Army G-8, will be the first Army Futures Command commander, if confirmed by the Senate.
-
Replacing the Shadow drone could be ‘quick win’ for the US Army
As the Army contemplates what unmanned aircraft it will need in the future force, the Shadow UAS may be the first to go.
-
Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
