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BAE Systems to help ammo survive GPS-denied environments
BAE Systems has won an $8 million contract to develop precision guidance kits for artillery shells that allow the rounds to operate in a GPS-denied environment.
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Systems to protect Stryker, Bradley vehicles from missile attacks delayed
A variety of issues have caused six to eight month schedule slippages in two out of three of the Army’s efforts to qualify active protection systems on combat vehicles.
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Is the Army ready to transform its missile defense force?
From wargaming and dummy launchers to ‘layered defense in a box,’ the air and missile defense force will need to adopt new approaches to handle increasingly sophisticated threats.
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New Army missile defense strategy due out this summer
The new strategy will focus on the 2018 to 2028 time frame and will “nest” with the National Defense Strategy, the Army’s operating concept and the service’s new doctrinal concept of multidomain battle.
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US Army wins appeal in Leonardo lawsuit holding Lakota buys hostage
The Army has won its appeal of Leonardo’s successful lawsuit, which has held the procurement of Lakota helicopters needed for the service’s training fleet hostage for several years.
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Interview: Army secretary talks vision for modern war fighter
The U.S. Army’s top civilian gives Defense News an exclusive interview to talk about how he is overseeing major muscle movements, including standing up of a new Futures Command.
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Army chief: Future of US troops in Iraq TBD as ISIS crumbles
The U.S. Army chief of staff says U.S. troops in Iraq will continue to help its security forces root out ISIS. But what comes after that for the service in the war-torn country remains to be seen.
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Even after being sued, Army moves to buy more Lakota helos
The Army has taken a first step toward buying more Lakotas by issuing a sources-sought notice to industry a year after appealing a court decision that barred the service from procuring 16 Lakotas for its training fleet.
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New Army secretary committed to designing fresh future readiness blueprint
The new U.S. Army secretary has quickly turned his attention to laying some of the early groundwork for the Army’s new Futures Command focused on modernizing the service.
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Lockheed awarded nearly $1 billion contract for Patriot missiles
Lockheed Martin has won a $944 million contract to deliver Patriot Advanced Capability-3 and PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missiles to the United States and allies.
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BAE Systems to help ammo survive GPS-denied environments
BAE Systems has won an $8 million contract to develop precision guidance kits for artillery shells that allow the rounds to operate in a GPS-denied environment.
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Systems to protect Stryker, Bradley vehicles from missile attacks delayed
A variety of issues have caused six to eight month schedule slippages in two out of three of the Army’s efforts to qualify active protection systems on combat vehicles.
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Is the Army ready to transform its missile defense force?
From wargaming and dummy launchers to ‘layered defense in a box,’ the air and missile defense force will need to adopt new approaches to handle increasingly sophisticated threats.
-
New Army missile defense strategy due out this summer
The new strategy will focus on the 2018 to 2028 time frame and will “nest” with the National Defense Strategy, the Army’s operating concept and the service’s new doctrinal concept of multidomain battle.
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US Army wins appeal in Leonardo lawsuit holding Lakota buys hostage
The Army has won its appeal of Leonardo’s successful lawsuit, which has held the procurement of Lakota helicopters needed for the service’s training fleet hostage for several years.
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Interview: Army secretary talks vision for modern war fighter
The U.S. Army’s top civilian gives Defense News an exclusive interview to talk about how he is overseeing major muscle movements, including standing up of a new Futures Command.
-
Army chief: Future of US troops in Iraq TBD as ISIS crumbles
The U.S. Army chief of staff says U.S. troops in Iraq will continue to help its security forces root out ISIS. But what comes after that for the service in the war-torn country remains to be seen.
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Even after being sued, Army moves to buy more Lakota helos
The Army has taken a first step toward buying more Lakotas by issuing a sources-sought notice to industry a year after appealing a court decision that barred the service from procuring 16 Lakotas for its training fleet.
-
New Army secretary committed to designing fresh future readiness blueprint
The new U.S. Army secretary has quickly turned his attention to laying some of the early groundwork for the Army’s new Futures Command focused on modernizing the service.
-
Lockheed awarded nearly $1 billion contract for Patriot missiles
Lockheed Martin has won a $944 million contract to deliver Patriot Advanced Capability-3 and PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missiles to the United States and allies.
-
BAE Systems to help ammo survive GPS-denied environments
BAE Systems has won an $8 million contract to develop precision guidance kits for artillery shells that allow the rounds to operate in a GPS-denied environment.
-
Systems to protect Stryker, Bradley vehicles from missile attacks delayed
A variety of issues have caused six to eight month schedule slippages in two out of three of the Army’s efforts to qualify active protection systems on combat vehicles.
-
Is the Army ready to transform its missile defense force?
From wargaming and dummy launchers to ‘layered defense in a box,’ the air and missile defense force will need to adopt new approaches to handle increasingly sophisticated threats.
-
New Army missile defense strategy due out this summer
The new strategy will focus on the 2018 to 2028 time frame and will “nest” with the National Defense Strategy, the Army’s operating concept and the service’s new doctrinal concept of multidomain battle.
-
US Army wins appeal in Leonardo lawsuit holding Lakota buys hostage
The Army has won its appeal of Leonardo’s successful lawsuit, which has held the procurement of Lakota helicopters needed for the service’s training fleet hostage for several years.
-
Interview: Army secretary talks vision for modern war fighter
The U.S. Army’s top civilian gives Defense News an exclusive interview to talk about how he is overseeing major muscle movements, including standing up of a new Futures Command.
-
Army chief: Future of US troops in Iraq TBD as ISIS crumbles
The U.S. Army chief of staff says U.S. troops in Iraq will continue to help its security forces root out ISIS. But what comes after that for the service in the war-torn country remains to be seen.
-
Even after being sued, Army moves to buy more Lakota helos
The Army has taken a first step toward buying more Lakotas by issuing a sources-sought notice to industry a year after appealing a court decision that barred the service from procuring 16 Lakotas for its training fleet.
-
New Army secretary committed to designing fresh future readiness blueprint
The new U.S. Army secretary has quickly turned his attention to laying some of the early groundwork for the Army’s new Futures Command focused on modernizing the service.
-
Lockheed awarded nearly $1 billion contract for Patriot missiles
Lockheed Martin has won a $944 million contract to deliver Patriot Advanced Capability-3 and PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missiles to the United States and allies.
