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House lawmakers want Gray Eagle drone in Army National Guard
House lawmakers want a report from the Army secretary on the feasibility of fielding Gray Eagle drones in the Army National Guard.
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These two drones are leaders in accident rates. How is the US Army responding?
The U.S. Army has struggled the most with two unmanned aircraft systems in particular when it comes to accident rates.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office takes on long-range fires projects alongside 3 other priorities
The U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is delving into a few long-range fires projects, which ventures from its original priorities.
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Sikorsky modifies Raider helicopter to use US Army’s future engine
Sikorsky has designed its experimental helicopter Raider to accommodate the Army’s more powerful future engine.
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V-Bat drone to challenge US Army, allies in Germany-based exercise
Martin UAV’s V-Bat will make an appearance at the Army’s Joint Warfighting Assessment in Germany next month. Will it prove itself as a game-changer?
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US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns
The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.
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US, Norway officially enter arrangement to share supplies for national security
Norway and the U.S. will reach a new level of collaboration when it comes to defense after inking an arrangement at a conference in Washington.
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Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
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Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
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Inhofe wants new adviser brigade in Africa
Sen. Jim Inhofe has sent a letter to the Army secretary asking him to consider sending a Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa.
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House lawmakers want Gray Eagle drone in Army National Guard
House lawmakers want a report from the Army secretary on the feasibility of fielding Gray Eagle drones in the Army National Guard.
-
These two drones are leaders in accident rates. How is the US Army responding?
The U.S. Army has struggled the most with two unmanned aircraft systems in particular when it comes to accident rates.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office takes on long-range fires projects alongside 3 other priorities
The U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is delving into a few long-range fires projects, which ventures from its original priorities.
-
Sikorsky modifies Raider helicopter to use US Army’s future engine
Sikorsky has designed its experimental helicopter Raider to accommodate the Army’s more powerful future engine.
-
V-Bat drone to challenge US Army, allies in Germany-based exercise
Martin UAV’s V-Bat will make an appearance at the Army’s Joint Warfighting Assessment in Germany next month. Will it prove itself as a game-changer?
-
US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns
The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.
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US, Norway officially enter arrangement to share supplies for national security
Norway and the U.S. will reach a new level of collaboration when it comes to defense after inking an arrangement at a conference in Washington.
-
Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
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Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
-
Inhofe wants new adviser brigade in Africa
Sen. Jim Inhofe has sent a letter to the Army secretary asking him to consider sending a Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa.
-
House lawmakers want Gray Eagle drone in Army National Guard
House lawmakers want a report from the Army secretary on the feasibility of fielding Gray Eagle drones in the Army National Guard.
-
These two drones are leaders in accident rates. How is the US Army responding?
The U.S. Army has struggled the most with two unmanned aircraft systems in particular when it comes to accident rates.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office takes on long-range fires projects alongside 3 other priorities
The U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is delving into a few long-range fires projects, which ventures from its original priorities.
-
Sikorsky modifies Raider helicopter to use US Army’s future engine
Sikorsky has designed its experimental helicopter Raider to accommodate the Army’s more powerful future engine.
-
V-Bat drone to challenge US Army, allies in Germany-based exercise
Martin UAV’s V-Bat will make an appearance at the Army’s Joint Warfighting Assessment in Germany next month. Will it prove itself as a game-changer?
-
US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns
The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.
-
US, Norway officially enter arrangement to share supplies for national security
Norway and the U.S. will reach a new level of collaboration when it comes to defense after inking an arrangement at a conference in Washington.
-
Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
-
Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
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Inhofe wants new adviser brigade in Africa
Sen. Jim Inhofe has sent a letter to the Army secretary asking him to consider sending a Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa.



