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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
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One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael’s Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed’s Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon’s AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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Experimental helicopter Raider cleared for full flight test program
Sikorsky is putting Raider’s hard landing behind it as its second prototype is cleared to engage in a full flight test program.
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BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
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Nammo rolls out its ‘extreme range’ artillery
Nammo taps ramjet technology to dramatically increase the range of artillery projectiles as countries around the world look for longer-range capabilities.
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Big step forward imminent for Germany’s Lockheed, MBDA missile defense deal
Lockheed and MBDA appear to finally be closing in on a deal with Germany to develop, build and produce its TLVS system with an impending request for proposals expected any day now.
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Will this new Rheinmetall combat vehicle spark US Army interest?
Rheinmetall lifted a curtain, literally, complete with smoke and ‘80s rock, on its new Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicle at Eurosatory.
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Raytheon and Rafael seek ways for Iron Dome to play in US market
Israel’s Rafael and Raytheon are campaigning for Iron Dome to meet the U.S. Army’s cruise missile defense and short-range air defense urgent requirements.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael’s Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed’s Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon’s AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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Experimental helicopter Raider cleared for full flight test program
Sikorsky is putting Raider’s hard landing behind it as its second prototype is cleared to engage in a full flight test program.
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BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
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Nammo rolls out its ‘extreme range’ artillery
Nammo taps ramjet technology to dramatically increase the range of artillery projectiles as countries around the world look for longer-range capabilities.
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Big step forward imminent for Germany’s Lockheed, MBDA missile defense deal
Lockheed and MBDA appear to finally be closing in on a deal with Germany to develop, build and produce its TLVS system with an impending request for proposals expected any day now.
-
Will this new Rheinmetall combat vehicle spark US Army interest?
Rheinmetall lifted a curtain, literally, complete with smoke and ‘80s rock, on its new Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicle at Eurosatory.
-
Raytheon and Rafael seek ways for Iron Dome to play in US market
Israel’s Rafael and Raytheon are campaigning for Iron Dome to meet the U.S. Army’s cruise missile defense and short-range air defense urgent requirements.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael’s Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed’s Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon’s AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
-
Experimental helicopter Raider cleared for full flight test program
Sikorsky is putting Raider’s hard landing behind it as its second prototype is cleared to engage in a full flight test program.
-
BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
-
Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
-
Nammo rolls out its ‘extreme range’ artillery
Nammo taps ramjet technology to dramatically increase the range of artillery projectiles as countries around the world look for longer-range capabilities.
-
Big step forward imminent for Germany’s Lockheed, MBDA missile defense deal
Lockheed and MBDA appear to finally be closing in on a deal with Germany to develop, build and produce its TLVS system with an impending request for proposals expected any day now.
-
Will this new Rheinmetall combat vehicle spark US Army interest?
Rheinmetall lifted a curtain, literally, complete with smoke and ‘80s rock, on its new Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicle at Eurosatory.
-
Raytheon and Rafael seek ways for Iron Dome to play in US market
Israel’s Rafael and Raytheon are campaigning for Iron Dome to meet the U.S. Army’s cruise missile defense and short-range air defense urgent requirements.
