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Oshkosh lands Army’s next-gen Medium Tactical Vehicles contract
The U.S. Army awarded Oshkosh Defense a $476.2 million contract to build a next-generation variant of its Family of Tactical Wheeled Vehicles on Feb. 7.
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Budget caps leave Army with a choice: maintain or modernize, but not both
The Army is at “an inflection point” where it needs to fund both current readiness and modernization, but won’t be able to do both if Congress can’t pass a budget, Lt. Gen. John Murray, head of Army G-8, said.
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Meet MRZR X — the Polaris equipment transport ground robot
Polaris dropped the curtain on its new MRZR X, its offering for the Army’s unmanned Squad Multipurpose Transport Vehicle (SMET) competition, at AUVSI.
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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
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First look: Watch the V-280 Valor reach 80 knots in flight tests
Get a first look at Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor demonstrator progress in flight tests, reaching an altitude of 1,000 feet above ground level and a speed of up to 80 knots.
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Boeing wins $6.6B deal to support missile defense system, build more interceptors
Boeing clinched a $6.6 billion deal on top of a previous $6 billion contract for continued contractor support of the Ground-based Midcourse Defense System including providing 20 additional interceptors.
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Patriot price tag reduced, new Polish defense minister tweets
Poland’s brand new defense minister took to the Twitterverse to announce the country had negotiated a lower price to buy a new air-and-missile defense system from the U.S.
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Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
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Airbus accuses Leonardo of playing dirty
Leonardo has filed another lawsuit against the U.S. Army over Lakota helicopters and Airbus is furious.
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Future Vertical Lift poised to get Army out of the acquisition dark ages
The Army is developing a digital backbone for its future family of vertical lift aircraft that could transform procurement across the service.
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Oshkosh lands Army’s next-gen Medium Tactical Vehicles contract
The U.S. Army awarded Oshkosh Defense a $476.2 million contract to build a next-generation variant of its Family of Tactical Wheeled Vehicles on Feb. 7.
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Budget caps leave Army with a choice: maintain or modernize, but not both
The Army is at “an inflection point” where it needs to fund both current readiness and modernization, but won’t be able to do both if Congress can’t pass a budget, Lt. Gen. John Murray, head of Army G-8, said.
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Meet MRZR X — the Polaris equipment transport ground robot
Polaris dropped the curtain on its new MRZR X, its offering for the Army’s unmanned Squad Multipurpose Transport Vehicle (SMET) competition, at AUVSI.
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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
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First look: Watch the V-280 Valor reach 80 knots in flight tests
Get a first look at Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor demonstrator progress in flight tests, reaching an altitude of 1,000 feet above ground level and a speed of up to 80 knots.
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Boeing wins $6.6B deal to support missile defense system, build more interceptors
Boeing clinched a $6.6 billion deal on top of a previous $6 billion contract for continued contractor support of the Ground-based Midcourse Defense System including providing 20 additional interceptors.
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Patriot price tag reduced, new Polish defense minister tweets
Poland’s brand new defense minister took to the Twitterverse to announce the country had negotiated a lower price to buy a new air-and-missile defense system from the U.S.
-
Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
-
Airbus accuses Leonardo of playing dirty
Leonardo has filed another lawsuit against the U.S. Army over Lakota helicopters and Airbus is furious.
-
Future Vertical Lift poised to get Army out of the acquisition dark ages
The Army is developing a digital backbone for its future family of vertical lift aircraft that could transform procurement across the service.
-
Oshkosh lands Army’s next-gen Medium Tactical Vehicles contract
The U.S. Army awarded Oshkosh Defense a $476.2 million contract to build a next-generation variant of its Family of Tactical Wheeled Vehicles on Feb. 7.
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Budget caps leave Army with a choice: maintain or modernize, but not both
The Army is at “an inflection point” where it needs to fund both current readiness and modernization, but won’t be able to do both if Congress can’t pass a budget, Lt. Gen. John Murray, head of Army G-8, said.
-
Meet MRZR X — the Polaris equipment transport ground robot
Polaris dropped the curtain on its new MRZR X, its offering for the Army’s unmanned Squad Multipurpose Transport Vehicle (SMET) competition, at AUVSI.
-
Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
-
First look: Watch the V-280 Valor reach 80 knots in flight tests
Get a first look at Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor tilt-rotor demonstrator progress in flight tests, reaching an altitude of 1,000 feet above ground level and a speed of up to 80 knots.
-
Boeing wins $6.6B deal to support missile defense system, build more interceptors
Boeing clinched a $6.6 billion deal on top of a previous $6 billion contract for continued contractor support of the Ground-based Midcourse Defense System including providing 20 additional interceptors.
-
Patriot price tag reduced, new Polish defense minister tweets
Poland’s brand new defense minister took to the Twitterverse to announce the country had negotiated a lower price to buy a new air-and-missile defense system from the U.S.
-
Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
-
Airbus accuses Leonardo of playing dirty
Leonardo has filed another lawsuit against the U.S. Army over Lakota helicopters and Airbus is furious.
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Future Vertical Lift poised to get Army out of the acquisition dark ages
The Army is developing a digital backbone for its future family of vertical lift aircraft that could transform procurement across the service.
