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Next-gen combat vehicle prototype efforts emerge
The Army’s efforts to prototype capabilities for a possible next-generation combat vehicle are taking shape as a collaborative endeavor between industry and the service, according to the Army’s Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center’s project manager for next-generation combat vehicle prototyping.
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Boeing, US Army make multibillion, multiyear AH-64E deal official
The U.S. Army and Boeing signed on the dotted line for the first multiyear AH-64E Apache attack helicopter contract — a deal that’s been years in the making — in a signing ceremony in Mesa, Arizona, on Wednesday.
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Rapid Capabilities Office: More funding needed to accelerate efforts
The Rapid Capabilities Office is doing what it was designed to do and has already kicked off major efforts with goals to field some initial capability to soldiers by the end of the year. But in order to move forward with some very near-term and readily available efforts, the organization is looking for more funding,…
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Allyn: Dollars for Army readiness will run out in July
The Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Dan Allyn said the service’s budget for force readiness in 2017 will run out by mid-summer should a continuing resolution extend farther out.
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Large-scale land warfare takes center stage in new Army field manual
The Army’s newest capstone doctrine on how it fights in the present will focus on large-scale land warfare, Combined Arms Center commander Lt. Gen. Michael Lundy told Defense News.
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Deterring Russia: US Army hones skills to mass equipment, troops in Europe
The U.S. Army is using heel-to-toe rotational deployments of armored brigade combat teams and combat aviation brigades in Europe to practice rapidly massing equipment and troops in countries near the Russian border.
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Army pleads for industry to halt filing contract award protests on ‘autopilot’
High-ranking Army officials pleaded for industry to halt filing protests on a nearly automatic basis over contract awards at the AUSA Global Force Symposium this week.
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At Army chief’s request, service rapidly crafting network strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has asked service leaders to produce a strategy on the Army’s network, and pronto.
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US Army gets world record-setting 60-kW laser
The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as the company wraps up demonstrations of the capability.
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Army renames experimental and prototyping exercise, heads to Europe in 2018
The Army’s now annual exercise that examines experimental and prototyping efforts to address complex environments in the future is heading to Europe in 2018.
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Next-gen combat vehicle prototype efforts emerge
The Army’s efforts to prototype capabilities for a possible next-generation combat vehicle are taking shape as a collaborative endeavor between industry and the service, according to the Army’s Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center’s project manager for next-generation combat vehicle prototyping.
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Boeing, US Army make multibillion, multiyear AH-64E deal official
The U.S. Army and Boeing signed on the dotted line for the first multiyear AH-64E Apache attack helicopter contract — a deal that’s been years in the making — in a signing ceremony in Mesa, Arizona, on Wednesday.
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Rapid Capabilities Office: More funding needed to accelerate efforts
The Rapid Capabilities Office is doing what it was designed to do and has already kicked off major efforts with goals to field some initial capability to soldiers by the end of the year. But in order to move forward with some very near-term and readily available efforts, the organization is looking for more funding,…
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Allyn: Dollars for Army readiness will run out in July
The Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Dan Allyn said the service’s budget for force readiness in 2017 will run out by mid-summer should a continuing resolution extend farther out.
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Large-scale land warfare takes center stage in new Army field manual
The Army’s newest capstone doctrine on how it fights in the present will focus on large-scale land warfare, Combined Arms Center commander Lt. Gen. Michael Lundy told Defense News.
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Deterring Russia: US Army hones skills to mass equipment, troops in Europe
The U.S. Army is using heel-to-toe rotational deployments of armored brigade combat teams and combat aviation brigades in Europe to practice rapidly massing equipment and troops in countries near the Russian border.
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Army pleads for industry to halt filing contract award protests on ‘autopilot’
High-ranking Army officials pleaded for industry to halt filing protests on a nearly automatic basis over contract awards at the AUSA Global Force Symposium this week.
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At Army chief’s request, service rapidly crafting network strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has asked service leaders to produce a strategy on the Army’s network, and pronto.
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US Army gets world record-setting 60-kW laser
The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as the company wraps up demonstrations of the capability.
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Army renames experimental and prototyping exercise, heads to Europe in 2018
The Army’s now annual exercise that examines experimental and prototyping efforts to address complex environments in the future is heading to Europe in 2018.
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Next-gen combat vehicle prototype efforts emerge
The Army’s efforts to prototype capabilities for a possible next-generation combat vehicle are taking shape as a collaborative endeavor between industry and the service, according to the Army’s Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center’s project manager for next-generation combat vehicle prototyping.
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Boeing, US Army make multibillion, multiyear AH-64E deal official
The U.S. Army and Boeing signed on the dotted line for the first multiyear AH-64E Apache attack helicopter contract — a deal that’s been years in the making — in a signing ceremony in Mesa, Arizona, on Wednesday.
-
Rapid Capabilities Office: More funding needed to accelerate efforts
The Rapid Capabilities Office is doing what it was designed to do and has already kicked off major efforts with goals to field some initial capability to soldiers by the end of the year. But in order to move forward with some very near-term and readily available efforts, the organization is looking for more funding,…
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Allyn: Dollars for Army readiness will run out in July
The Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Dan Allyn said the service’s budget for force readiness in 2017 will run out by mid-summer should a continuing resolution extend farther out.
-
Large-scale land warfare takes center stage in new Army field manual
The Army’s newest capstone doctrine on how it fights in the present will focus on large-scale land warfare, Combined Arms Center commander Lt. Gen. Michael Lundy told Defense News.
-
Deterring Russia: US Army hones skills to mass equipment, troops in Europe
The U.S. Army is using heel-to-toe rotational deployments of armored brigade combat teams and combat aviation brigades in Europe to practice rapidly massing equipment and troops in countries near the Russian border.
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Army pleads for industry to halt filing contract award protests on ‘autopilot’
High-ranking Army officials pleaded for industry to halt filing protests on a nearly automatic basis over contract awards at the AUSA Global Force Symposium this week.
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At Army chief’s request, service rapidly crafting network strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has asked service leaders to produce a strategy on the Army’s network, and pronto.
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US Army gets world record-setting 60-kW laser
The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as the company wraps up demonstrations of the capability.
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Army renames experimental and prototyping exercise, heads to Europe in 2018
The Army’s now annual exercise that examines experimental and prototyping efforts to address complex environments in the future is heading to Europe in 2018.
