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Romania wants Patriot air-and-missile defense systems
Romania has requested to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. government, but details are scant.
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US Army intelligence ‘bottom-up review’ underway
The chief of the U.S. Army’s intelligence branch said it is deep in the midst of a “bottom-up review” of its force to determine what is needed at every echelon and across all of the combatant commands.
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Defiant delayed: Joint Multi Role demonstrator won’t fly in 2017
The Army has been planning for two vertical lift aircraft to begin flight demonstrations in the fall of 2017 critical to the process of informing and shaping the design of a Future Vertical Lift helicopter fleet expected to come online in the 2030s. But one of the demonstrators – the Sikorsky-Boeing-made SB-1 Defiant coaxial helicopter…
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Lawmaker pushes to keep Patriot missile variant in Army inventory
There’s growing concern the U.S. Army’s munition stockpile is shrinking as it supports operations in the Middle East, and Rep. Bill Shuster, R-Pa., is pushing to prevent the service’s lower-cost interceptor — the Patriot Guided Enhanced Missile — from being phased out of the inventory.
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Army poised to transform ground robotics industry
The Army is poised to transform the ground robotics industry over the next year as it launches several competitions to define its future unmanned ground systems fleet.
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Army speeds up future Modular Active Protection System for combat vehicles
The Army is speeding up development work on its future Modular Active Protection System for combat vehicles.
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BAE Systems completes Amphibious Combat Vehicle shipboard testing
BAE Systems completed crucial shipboard testing of its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototype with partner Italian company Iveco Defense Vehicles in the Ionian Sea off the coast of Italy last week.
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology could bring stealth to Army vehicles
A Chevrolet Colorado floated over large cement blocks down a road at General Motors Proving Ground at a good clip. At first listen, it’s like the truck is part of a silent film, but birds tweeting and leaves rustling validate the existence of sound.
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Poland poised to buy Patriot, months of negotiations ahead
Poland announced Friday that it was submitting a revised letter of request to the U.S. government for eight Raytheon-made Patriot air-and-missile defense batteries for its Wisla program and hoped to finalize a contract by November. But there are roughly eight months of negotiations left to get through before a contract is signed and Poland’s demands…
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General warns of yearlong CR impact to US Army aviation
The Army’s aviation director at the Pentagon explained to a House subcommittee what could happen to the service’s pilots and aircraft should a yearlong continuing resolution become a reality.
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Romania wants Patriot air-and-missile defense systems
Romania has requested to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. government, but details are scant.
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US Army intelligence ‘bottom-up review’ underway
The chief of the U.S. Army’s intelligence branch said it is deep in the midst of a “bottom-up review” of its force to determine what is needed at every echelon and across all of the combatant commands.
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Defiant delayed: Joint Multi Role demonstrator won’t fly in 2017
The Army has been planning for two vertical lift aircraft to begin flight demonstrations in the fall of 2017 critical to the process of informing and shaping the design of a Future Vertical Lift helicopter fleet expected to come online in the 2030s. But one of the demonstrators – the Sikorsky-Boeing-made SB-1 Defiant coaxial helicopter…
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Lawmaker pushes to keep Patriot missile variant in Army inventory
There’s growing concern the U.S. Army’s munition stockpile is shrinking as it supports operations in the Middle East, and Rep. Bill Shuster, R-Pa., is pushing to prevent the service’s lower-cost interceptor — the Patriot Guided Enhanced Missile — from being phased out of the inventory.
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Army poised to transform ground robotics industry
The Army is poised to transform the ground robotics industry over the next year as it launches several competitions to define its future unmanned ground systems fleet.
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Army speeds up future Modular Active Protection System for combat vehicles
The Army is speeding up development work on its future Modular Active Protection System for combat vehicles.
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BAE Systems completes Amphibious Combat Vehicle shipboard testing
BAE Systems completed crucial shipboard testing of its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototype with partner Italian company Iveco Defense Vehicles in the Ionian Sea off the coast of Italy last week.
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology could bring stealth to Army vehicles
A Chevrolet Colorado floated over large cement blocks down a road at General Motors Proving Ground at a good clip. At first listen, it’s like the truck is part of a silent film, but birds tweeting and leaves rustling validate the existence of sound.
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Poland poised to buy Patriot, months of negotiations ahead
Poland announced Friday that it was submitting a revised letter of request to the U.S. government for eight Raytheon-made Patriot air-and-missile defense batteries for its Wisla program and hoped to finalize a contract by November. But there are roughly eight months of negotiations left to get through before a contract is signed and Poland’s demands…
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General warns of yearlong CR impact to US Army aviation
The Army’s aviation director at the Pentagon explained to a House subcommittee what could happen to the service’s pilots and aircraft should a yearlong continuing resolution become a reality.
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Romania wants Patriot air-and-missile defense systems
Romania has requested to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. government, but details are scant.
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US Army intelligence ‘bottom-up review’ underway
The chief of the U.S. Army’s intelligence branch said it is deep in the midst of a “bottom-up review” of its force to determine what is needed at every echelon and across all of the combatant commands.
-
Defiant delayed: Joint Multi Role demonstrator won’t fly in 2017
The Army has been planning for two vertical lift aircraft to begin flight demonstrations in the fall of 2017 critical to the process of informing and shaping the design of a Future Vertical Lift helicopter fleet expected to come online in the 2030s. But one of the demonstrators – the Sikorsky-Boeing-made SB-1 Defiant coaxial helicopter…
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Lawmaker pushes to keep Patriot missile variant in Army inventory
There’s growing concern the U.S. Army’s munition stockpile is shrinking as it supports operations in the Middle East, and Rep. Bill Shuster, R-Pa., is pushing to prevent the service’s lower-cost interceptor — the Patriot Guided Enhanced Missile — from being phased out of the inventory.
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Army poised to transform ground robotics industry
The Army is poised to transform the ground robotics industry over the next year as it launches several competitions to define its future unmanned ground systems fleet.
-
Army speeds up future Modular Active Protection System for combat vehicles
The Army is speeding up development work on its future Modular Active Protection System for combat vehicles.
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BAE Systems completes Amphibious Combat Vehicle shipboard testing
BAE Systems completed crucial shipboard testing of its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototype with partner Italian company Iveco Defense Vehicles in the Ionian Sea off the coast of Italy last week.
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology could bring stealth to Army vehicles
A Chevrolet Colorado floated over large cement blocks down a road at General Motors Proving Ground at a good clip. At first listen, it’s like the truck is part of a silent film, but birds tweeting and leaves rustling validate the existence of sound.
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Poland poised to buy Patriot, months of negotiations ahead
Poland announced Friday that it was submitting a revised letter of request to the U.S. government for eight Raytheon-made Patriot air-and-missile defense batteries for its Wisla program and hoped to finalize a contract by November. But there are roughly eight months of negotiations left to get through before a contract is signed and Poland’s demands…
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General warns of yearlong CR impact to US Army aviation
The Army’s aviation director at the Pentagon explained to a House subcommittee what could happen to the service’s pilots and aircraft should a yearlong continuing resolution become a reality.
