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US Army’s next-gen combat vehicle prototyping to be accelerated
The Army is planning to speed up the prototyping effort for its Next-Gen Combat Vehicle in order to maintain overmatch against peer adversaries.
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Army mulls pulling back on missions to reduce demand on force
The Army is debating what missions it could pull back in order to help improve deployment schedules including the possibility of removing an Armored Brigade Combat Team from Kuwait.
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US Army could get laser for short-range air defense in under 5 years
The Army is going to assess the feasibility of putting a 50-kilowatt laser on its future short-range air defense system in relatively quick order.
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Army kills off Network Integration Evaluations in FY19 budget request
The Army is eliminating its means for testing tactical mission command networks in favor of Joint Warfighting Assessments.
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MDA $9.9 billion budget request geared to address North Korean threat
As the North Korea threat looms, the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s $9.9 billion fiscal 2019 budget request gets a $2 billion boost over last year.
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Funding to deter Russia reaches $6.5B in FY19 defense budget request
Now that the funding is focused on deterrence of Russian aggression rather than reassuring allies, more will be injected into munitions, improving tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles and priming the pump for a larger rotational presence in Europe.
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Army’s $182 billion FY19 budget request seeks to fill capability gaps
The Army’s $182 billion fiscal 2019 budget request is a major funding boost over recent years and seeks to continue readiness recovery and fill capability gaps.
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Leonardo withdraws lawsuit against US Army over Lakota helicopters
Leonardo has withdrawn its latest lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the service’s decision to buy Lakota helicopters from Airbus without holding a competition.
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Army’s FY19 budget growing by 8 percent to fill readiness gaps, gradually grow force
The Army’s FY19 budget request will grow by roughly 8 percent with boosts in munitions production, a gradual plan to increase troops and funding to fill capability gaps.
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Army Futures Command might be in a city
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy teased out some possibilities for the service’s new Futures Command that will be established this year at a Brookings Institution event Feb. 8.
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US Army’s next-gen combat vehicle prototyping to be accelerated
The Army is planning to speed up the prototyping effort for its Next-Gen Combat Vehicle in order to maintain overmatch against peer adversaries.
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Army mulls pulling back on missions to reduce demand on force
The Army is debating what missions it could pull back in order to help improve deployment schedules including the possibility of removing an Armored Brigade Combat Team from Kuwait.
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US Army could get laser for short-range air defense in under 5 years
The Army is going to assess the feasibility of putting a 50-kilowatt laser on its future short-range air defense system in relatively quick order.
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Army kills off Network Integration Evaluations in FY19 budget request
The Army is eliminating its means for testing tactical mission command networks in favor of Joint Warfighting Assessments.
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MDA $9.9 billion budget request geared to address North Korean threat
As the North Korea threat looms, the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s $9.9 billion fiscal 2019 budget request gets a $2 billion boost over last year.
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Funding to deter Russia reaches $6.5B in FY19 defense budget request
Now that the funding is focused on deterrence of Russian aggression rather than reassuring allies, more will be injected into munitions, improving tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles and priming the pump for a larger rotational presence in Europe.
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Army’s $182 billion FY19 budget request seeks to fill capability gaps
The Army’s $182 billion fiscal 2019 budget request is a major funding boost over recent years and seeks to continue readiness recovery and fill capability gaps.
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Leonardo withdraws lawsuit against US Army over Lakota helicopters
Leonardo has withdrawn its latest lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the service’s decision to buy Lakota helicopters from Airbus without holding a competition.
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Army’s FY19 budget growing by 8 percent to fill readiness gaps, gradually grow force
The Army’s FY19 budget request will grow by roughly 8 percent with boosts in munitions production, a gradual plan to increase troops and funding to fill capability gaps.
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Army Futures Command might be in a city
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy teased out some possibilities for the service’s new Futures Command that will be established this year at a Brookings Institution event Feb. 8.
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US Army’s next-gen combat vehicle prototyping to be accelerated
The Army is planning to speed up the prototyping effort for its Next-Gen Combat Vehicle in order to maintain overmatch against peer adversaries.
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Army mulls pulling back on missions to reduce demand on force
The Army is debating what missions it could pull back in order to help improve deployment schedules including the possibility of removing an Armored Brigade Combat Team from Kuwait.
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US Army could get laser for short-range air defense in under 5 years
The Army is going to assess the feasibility of putting a 50-kilowatt laser on its future short-range air defense system in relatively quick order.
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Army kills off Network Integration Evaluations in FY19 budget request
The Army is eliminating its means for testing tactical mission command networks in favor of Joint Warfighting Assessments.
-
MDA $9.9 billion budget request geared to address North Korean threat
As the North Korea threat looms, the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s $9.9 billion fiscal 2019 budget request gets a $2 billion boost over last year.
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Funding to deter Russia reaches $6.5B in FY19 defense budget request
Now that the funding is focused on deterrence of Russian aggression rather than reassuring allies, more will be injected into munitions, improving tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles and priming the pump for a larger rotational presence in Europe.
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Army’s $182 billion FY19 budget request seeks to fill capability gaps
The Army’s $182 billion fiscal 2019 budget request is a major funding boost over recent years and seeks to continue readiness recovery and fill capability gaps.
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Leonardo withdraws lawsuit against US Army over Lakota helicopters
Leonardo has withdrawn its latest lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the service’s decision to buy Lakota helicopters from Airbus without holding a competition.
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Army’s FY19 budget growing by 8 percent to fill readiness gaps, gradually grow force
The Army’s FY19 budget request will grow by roughly 8 percent with boosts in munitions production, a gradual plan to increase troops and funding to fill capability gaps.
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Army Futures Command might be in a city
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy teased out some possibilities for the service’s new Futures Command that will be established this year at a Brookings Institution event Feb. 8.
