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GAO denies Sierra Nevada protest over Army’s fixed-wing utility aircraft competition
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest filed by Sierra Nevada over the Army’s decision not to choose any offering presented during its fixed-wing utility aircraft replacement competition.
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US Army looks to cut typical acquisition timeline in half
The Army is looking at how it can reduce by half what has turned into an unacceptably long timeline to deliver capabilities to soldiers in the field, according to the newly confirmed Army secretary.
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Poland has sticker shock over ‘unacceptable’ price tag for Patriot buy
Poland has been pushing toward a purchase of a medium-range air-and-missile defense system for many years, settling on an unprecedented configuration of the Patriot system, but was surprised by the high cost presented by the U.S. State Department.
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Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
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Textron-owned firm tries out augmented reality in V-280 helo simulator
Mixed reality simulation is a burgeoning capability, and Textron subsidiary TRU Simulation + Training is the latest to try it out in its Bell V-280 Valor helicopter simulator.
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It’s official: Romania signs deal to buy US missile defense system
Romania signed an agreement Wednesday to buy Raytheon’s Patriot air-and-missile defense system.
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Meggitt gets immersive with its FATS 300 virtual weapons trainer
Meggitt debuted its Firearms Training System 300 at I/ITSEC, an immersive 300-degree environment designed to train law enforcement and military to react appropriately with firearms in various scenarios.
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US Army looks to keep long-time laser tactical training system in fleet
The Army’s Instrumentable-Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System has been used for years for tactical engagement training. But while the service wants to ultimately replace the system, it is having to find ways to keep it alive and relevant as other priorities take precedence.
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Complex PAC-3 missile test paves way for full-rate production decision
Five PAC-3 interceptors took out four tactical ballistic missile targets in a recent, complex test at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, according to Lockheed Martin.
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Poland to buy Lockheed-made rocket launcher
The U.S. State Department has cleared a $250 million sale to Poland of a Lockheed Martin-made rocket launcher.
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GAO denies Sierra Nevada protest over Army’s fixed-wing utility aircraft competition
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest filed by Sierra Nevada over the Army’s decision not to choose any offering presented during its fixed-wing utility aircraft replacement competition.
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US Army looks to cut typical acquisition timeline in half
The Army is looking at how it can reduce by half what has turned into an unacceptably long timeline to deliver capabilities to soldiers in the field, according to the newly confirmed Army secretary.
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Poland has sticker shock over ‘unacceptable’ price tag for Patriot buy
Poland has been pushing toward a purchase of a medium-range air-and-missile defense system for many years, settling on an unprecedented configuration of the Patriot system, but was surprised by the high cost presented by the U.S. State Department.
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Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
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Textron-owned firm tries out augmented reality in V-280 helo simulator
Mixed reality simulation is a burgeoning capability, and Textron subsidiary TRU Simulation + Training is the latest to try it out in its Bell V-280 Valor helicopter simulator.
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It’s official: Romania signs deal to buy US missile defense system
Romania signed an agreement Wednesday to buy Raytheon’s Patriot air-and-missile defense system.
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Meggitt gets immersive with its FATS 300 virtual weapons trainer
Meggitt debuted its Firearms Training System 300 at I/ITSEC, an immersive 300-degree environment designed to train law enforcement and military to react appropriately with firearms in various scenarios.
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US Army looks to keep long-time laser tactical training system in fleet
The Army’s Instrumentable-Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System has been used for years for tactical engagement training. But while the service wants to ultimately replace the system, it is having to find ways to keep it alive and relevant as other priorities take precedence.
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Complex PAC-3 missile test paves way for full-rate production decision
Five PAC-3 interceptors took out four tactical ballistic missile targets in a recent, complex test at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, according to Lockheed Martin.
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Poland to buy Lockheed-made rocket launcher
The U.S. State Department has cleared a $250 million sale to Poland of a Lockheed Martin-made rocket launcher.
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GAO denies Sierra Nevada protest over Army’s fixed-wing utility aircraft competition
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest filed by Sierra Nevada over the Army’s decision not to choose any offering presented during its fixed-wing utility aircraft replacement competition.
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US Army looks to cut typical acquisition timeline in half
The Army is looking at how it can reduce by half what has turned into an unacceptably long timeline to deliver capabilities to soldiers in the field, according to the newly confirmed Army secretary.
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Poland has sticker shock over ‘unacceptable’ price tag for Patriot buy
Poland has been pushing toward a purchase of a medium-range air-and-missile defense system for many years, settling on an unprecedented configuration of the Patriot system, but was surprised by the high cost presented by the U.S. State Department.
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Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
-
Textron-owned firm tries out augmented reality in V-280 helo simulator
Mixed reality simulation is a burgeoning capability, and Textron subsidiary TRU Simulation + Training is the latest to try it out in its Bell V-280 Valor helicopter simulator.
-
It’s official: Romania signs deal to buy US missile defense system
Romania signed an agreement Wednesday to buy Raytheon’s Patriot air-and-missile defense system.
-
Meggitt gets immersive with its FATS 300 virtual weapons trainer
Meggitt debuted its Firearms Training System 300 at I/ITSEC, an immersive 300-degree environment designed to train law enforcement and military to react appropriately with firearms in various scenarios.
-
US Army looks to keep long-time laser tactical training system in fleet
The Army’s Instrumentable-Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System has been used for years for tactical engagement training. But while the service wants to ultimately replace the system, it is having to find ways to keep it alive and relevant as other priorities take precedence.
-
Complex PAC-3 missile test paves way for full-rate production decision
Five PAC-3 interceptors took out four tactical ballistic missile targets in a recent, complex test at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, according to Lockheed Martin.
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Poland to buy Lockheed-made rocket launcher
The U.S. State Department has cleared a $250 million sale to Poland of a Lockheed Martin-made rocket launcher.
