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Romania signs off on US deal to become first European HIMARS customer
Romania signed a letter of agreement with the United States to buy rocket launchers and missiles this week.
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US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense
Gen. John Hyten has vowed to push harder for space-based missile defense sensors at an air and missile defense forum.
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Development for future vertical-lift aircraft slow-rolled in Army budget plans
Future Vertical Lift may be one of the Army’s top priorities but according to FY19 budget books, it’s delayed.
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Battlefield tech demands: Rapid Equipping Force preps for surge with new Army brigades
The Army’s new Security Force Assistance Brigades will likely give the Rapid Equipping Force plenty of work to do as the units work out what it needs while deployed, according to the REF’s director.
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US Army’s war-gaming is under-resourced, three-star says
The Army’s Combined Arms Center director told the Army undersecretary that vital conceptual experimentation is under-resourced.
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US Army seeks new missile to counter drones, rockets and more
The U.S. Army is holding a competition for a new missile for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 multimission launcher, and it has narrowed down the pool of vendors to three.
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Problems with Army’s future air-to-ground missile fixed ahead of production decision
The Army’s Joint Air-to-Ground Missile heads toward a production decision after working out issues found in tests.
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Possible $3.2B Patriot sale to Sweden gets US State Department approval
Sweden is closing in on a deal to buy Patriot as the U.S. State Department clears a possible sale that could be worth $3.2 billion.
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Rebranding: Bell Helicopter drops ‘Helicopter’ from name
Bell Helicopter is now just “Bell” as it shifts from a well-known helicopter manufacturer to an innovative company focused on redefining flight.
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US Army sees faster path for Patriot radar replacement
The Army is planning to accelerate its plans to replace the Patriot AMD radar and is adding a half a billion in funding to mature the technology.
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Romania signs off on US deal to become first European HIMARS customer
Romania signed a letter of agreement with the United States to buy rocket launchers and missiles this week.
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US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense
Gen. John Hyten has vowed to push harder for space-based missile defense sensors at an air and missile defense forum.
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Development for future vertical-lift aircraft slow-rolled in Army budget plans
Future Vertical Lift may be one of the Army’s top priorities but according to FY19 budget books, it’s delayed.
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Battlefield tech demands: Rapid Equipping Force preps for surge with new Army brigades
The Army’s new Security Force Assistance Brigades will likely give the Rapid Equipping Force plenty of work to do as the units work out what it needs while deployed, according to the REF’s director.
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US Army’s war-gaming is under-resourced, three-star says
The Army’s Combined Arms Center director told the Army undersecretary that vital conceptual experimentation is under-resourced.
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US Army seeks new missile to counter drones, rockets and more
The U.S. Army is holding a competition for a new missile for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 multimission launcher, and it has narrowed down the pool of vendors to three.
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Problems with Army’s future air-to-ground missile fixed ahead of production decision
The Army’s Joint Air-to-Ground Missile heads toward a production decision after working out issues found in tests.
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Possible $3.2B Patriot sale to Sweden gets US State Department approval
Sweden is closing in on a deal to buy Patriot as the U.S. State Department clears a possible sale that could be worth $3.2 billion.
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Rebranding: Bell Helicopter drops ‘Helicopter’ from name
Bell Helicopter is now just “Bell” as it shifts from a well-known helicopter manufacturer to an innovative company focused on redefining flight.
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US Army sees faster path for Patriot radar replacement
The Army is planning to accelerate its plans to replace the Patriot AMD radar and is adding a half a billion in funding to mature the technology.
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Romania signs off on US deal to become first European HIMARS customer
Romania signed a letter of agreement with the United States to buy rocket launchers and missiles this week.
-
US Strategic Command chief: It’s taking way too long to get space-based missile defense
Gen. John Hyten has vowed to push harder for space-based missile defense sensors at an air and missile defense forum.
-
Development for future vertical-lift aircraft slow-rolled in Army budget plans
Future Vertical Lift may be one of the Army’s top priorities but according to FY19 budget books, it’s delayed.
-
Battlefield tech demands: Rapid Equipping Force preps for surge with new Army brigades
The Army’s new Security Force Assistance Brigades will likely give the Rapid Equipping Force plenty of work to do as the units work out what it needs while deployed, according to the REF’s director.
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US Army’s war-gaming is under-resourced, three-star says
The Army’s Combined Arms Center director told the Army undersecretary that vital conceptual experimentation is under-resourced.
-
US Army seeks new missile to counter drones, rockets and more
The U.S. Army is holding a competition for a new missile for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 multimission launcher, and it has narrowed down the pool of vendors to three.
-
Problems with Army’s future air-to-ground missile fixed ahead of production decision
The Army’s Joint Air-to-Ground Missile heads toward a production decision after working out issues found in tests.
-
Possible $3.2B Patriot sale to Sweden gets US State Department approval
Sweden is closing in on a deal to buy Patriot as the U.S. State Department clears a possible sale that could be worth $3.2 billion.
-
Rebranding: Bell Helicopter drops ‘Helicopter’ from name
Bell Helicopter is now just “Bell” as it shifts from a well-known helicopter manufacturer to an innovative company focused on redefining flight.
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US Army sees faster path for Patriot radar replacement
The Army is planning to accelerate its plans to replace the Patriot AMD radar and is adding a half a billion in funding to mature the technology.
