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The Army is creating a modernization command to keep projects on track
The Army is establishing a new organization to ensure its modernization programs get the attention, thought and forward movement needed to maintain overmatch against potential adversaries in the future.
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Soldier test of anti-missile command system deemed a success
The Army just wrapped up a soldier checkout event of its future anti-missile command system that it has deemed a success, according to the system’s developer Northrop Grumman.
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Oshkosh makes Joint Light Tactical Vehicle more lethal
Oshkosh Defense is showing how the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle can be configured to meet the service’s most pressing needs.
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‘Iron Curtain’ ready to bring active protection to Stryker
The only U.S.-based Active Protection System solution for Army combat vehicles is in the midst of government testing.
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Raytheon demonstrates Stinger on Stryker for short-range air defense
The Stinger successfully took out an unmanned aircraft system target on the first try.
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Europe-bound: US Army to urgently field Abrams tanks with Trophy APS
The Army has decided to equip a brigade’s worth of Abrams tanks with the Trophy Active Protection System.
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Deadly force: The Army’s new plan to make its vehicle fleet more lethal
A major initiative is afoot to ensure lethality overmatch against peer adversaries such as Russia and China.
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GM’s SURUS is stealthy, and it’s named after Hannibal’s war elephant
General Motors is developing a flexible and highly mobile, electric autonomous platform.
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US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
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From Flying Tiger to Iron Dome, a SHORAD renaissance is underway
The U.S. Army just wrapped up demonstrations of short-range air defense systems at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, while several companies at DSEI, a defense conference in London, featured wares that could help fill what the U.S. and many European countries have called a major capability gap.
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The Army is creating a modernization command to keep projects on track
The Army is establishing a new organization to ensure its modernization programs get the attention, thought and forward movement needed to maintain overmatch against potential adversaries in the future.
-
Soldier test of anti-missile command system deemed a success
The Army just wrapped up a soldier checkout event of its future anti-missile command system that it has deemed a success, according to the system’s developer Northrop Grumman.
-
Oshkosh makes Joint Light Tactical Vehicle more lethal
Oshkosh Defense is showing how the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle can be configured to meet the service’s most pressing needs.
-
‘Iron Curtain’ ready to bring active protection to Stryker
The only U.S.-based Active Protection System solution for Army combat vehicles is in the midst of government testing.
-
Raytheon demonstrates Stinger on Stryker for short-range air defense
The Stinger successfully took out an unmanned aircraft system target on the first try.
-
Europe-bound: US Army to urgently field Abrams tanks with Trophy APS
The Army has decided to equip a brigade’s worth of Abrams tanks with the Trophy Active Protection System.
-
Deadly force: The Army’s new plan to make its vehicle fleet more lethal
A major initiative is afoot to ensure lethality overmatch against peer adversaries such as Russia and China.
-
GM’s SURUS is stealthy, and it’s named after Hannibal’s war elephant
General Motors is developing a flexible and highly mobile, electric autonomous platform.
-
US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
-
From Flying Tiger to Iron Dome, a SHORAD renaissance is underway
The U.S. Army just wrapped up demonstrations of short-range air defense systems at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, while several companies at DSEI, a defense conference in London, featured wares that could help fill what the U.S. and many European countries have called a major capability gap.
-
The Army is creating a modernization command to keep projects on track
The Army is establishing a new organization to ensure its modernization programs get the attention, thought and forward movement needed to maintain overmatch against potential adversaries in the future.
-
Soldier test of anti-missile command system deemed a success
The Army just wrapped up a soldier checkout event of its future anti-missile command system that it has deemed a success, according to the system’s developer Northrop Grumman.
-
Oshkosh makes Joint Light Tactical Vehicle more lethal
Oshkosh Defense is showing how the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle can be configured to meet the service’s most pressing needs.
-
‘Iron Curtain’ ready to bring active protection to Stryker
The only U.S.-based Active Protection System solution for Army combat vehicles is in the midst of government testing.
-
Raytheon demonstrates Stinger on Stryker for short-range air defense
The Stinger successfully took out an unmanned aircraft system target on the first try.
-
Europe-bound: US Army to urgently field Abrams tanks with Trophy APS
The Army has decided to equip a brigade’s worth of Abrams tanks with the Trophy Active Protection System.
-
Deadly force: The Army’s new plan to make its vehicle fleet more lethal
A major initiative is afoot to ensure lethality overmatch against peer adversaries such as Russia and China.
-
GM’s SURUS is stealthy, and it’s named after Hannibal’s war elephant
General Motors is developing a flexible and highly mobile, electric autonomous platform.
-
US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
-
From Flying Tiger to Iron Dome, a SHORAD renaissance is underway
The U.S. Army just wrapped up demonstrations of short-range air defense systems at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, while several companies at DSEI, a defense conference in London, featured wares that could help fill what the U.S. and many European countries have called a major capability gap.
