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Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
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How the Army is maturing tech for an air defense cannon
The Army is pursuing technology that will tailor cannon artillery, along with hypervelocity projectiles, to air defense missions.
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Officials move to purge stale weapon requirements from Army books
Lousy requirements have led to billions of dollars wasted in the Army and elsewhere in the U.S. military.
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Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
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Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
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US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
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Army to harvest ‘dogs of the fleet’ in bid to boost weapon readiness
The Army is starting a pilot program to enhance operational readiness through expeditionary depot maintenance expertise.
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Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
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US Army sets ambitious new recruiting goal following years of struggle
The Army is boosting its recruiting goal after meeting its recruiting goals for the first time in several years.
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One on one with US Army Pacific Command chief Gen. Charles Flynn
The Army’s top commander in the Pacific discusses the service’s new long-range strike arsenal and building roads with local engineers.
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Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
-
How the Army is maturing tech for an air defense cannon
The Army is pursuing technology that will tailor cannon artillery, along with hypervelocity projectiles, to air defense missions.
-
Officials move to purge stale weapon requirements from Army books
Lousy requirements have led to billions of dollars wasted in the Army and elsewhere in the U.S. military.
-
Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
-
Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army to harvest ‘dogs of the fleet’ in bid to boost weapon readiness
The Army is starting a pilot program to enhance operational readiness through expeditionary depot maintenance expertise.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
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US Army sets ambitious new recruiting goal following years of struggle
The Army is boosting its recruiting goal after meeting its recruiting goals for the first time in several years.
-
One on one with US Army Pacific Command chief Gen. Charles Flynn
The Army’s top commander in the Pacific discusses the service’s new long-range strike arsenal and building roads with local engineers.
-
Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
-
How the Army is maturing tech for an air defense cannon
The Army is pursuing technology that will tailor cannon artillery, along with hypervelocity projectiles, to air defense missions.
-
Officials move to purge stale weapon requirements from Army books
Lousy requirements have led to billions of dollars wasted in the Army and elsewhere in the U.S. military.
-
Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
-
Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army to harvest ‘dogs of the fleet’ in bid to boost weapon readiness
The Army is starting a pilot program to enhance operational readiness through expeditionary depot maintenance expertise.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
-
US Army sets ambitious new recruiting goal following years of struggle
The Army is boosting its recruiting goal after meeting its recruiting goals for the first time in several years.
-
One on one with US Army Pacific Command chief Gen. Charles Flynn
The Army’s top commander in the Pacific discusses the service’s new long-range strike arsenal and building roads with local engineers.
