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Pentagon agency hits rewind in Army fire-support software competition
The agency in charge of conducting the competition for the newest variant of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System is hitting the rewind button.
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MEADS team submits proposal for Polish missile-defense system
The Polish government has received a proposal from the team developing the Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS) that includes the production of 16 systems with plans to share the work with Polish industry.
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DoD agency retreats after vendors cry foul over Army fire-support software
The Pentagon agency responsible for awarding a major contract to Leidos to produce the next iteration of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) is walking back on the decision following protests from two companies that lost the recent competition.
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Military Head of Army Rapid Capabilities Office Moving to Lead 10th Mountain
The Army’s new Rapid Capabilities Office was established roughly six months ago, but the military head of the outfit is already moving on to command the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York.
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US and Israel Run Successful Tests of David’s Sling
The US Missile Defense Agency and Israel’s Missile Defense Organization successfully demonstrated the David’s Sling Weapons System in a series of tests at Yanat Sea Range in Israel, the MDA said in an announcement released Wednesday.
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Diverting From Norm, Army Sends Hill 2017-2018 Wish Lists
Diverting from normal practice, the US Army has outlined in wish lists sent to Congress what it would need in the next two years in order to catch up on lagging modernization efforts and accommodate troop increases mandated in the recently passed defense policy bill.
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Raytheon Protests Army Contract Award To Leidos For Fires Support System
Raytheon has much to lose, as AFATDS was a lucrative endeavor for the company, which successfully fielded 13 versions since its inception in the early 1980s.
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Joint Air-to-Ground Missile Destroys Small Boat in Test
The missile that will ultimately replace the US Army’s Hellfire missile successfully destroyed a small remotely piloted boat from more than 4 kilometers away, according to the service.
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Nammo Partners With NSWC Indian Head To Develop Rocket Motors
The Norwegian company that saved the Air Force’s Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) production will gain a new foothold in the eroding US domestic tactical solid rocket motors industrial base.
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Milley: Additional Troops Would Join Undermanned Tactical Units
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would use additional troops mandated by Congress to fill out undermanned tactical units.
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Pentagon agency hits rewind in Army fire-support software competition
The agency in charge of conducting the competition for the newest variant of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System is hitting the rewind button.
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MEADS team submits proposal for Polish missile-defense system
The Polish government has received a proposal from the team developing the Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS) that includes the production of 16 systems with plans to share the work with Polish industry.
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DoD agency retreats after vendors cry foul over Army fire-support software
The Pentagon agency responsible for awarding a major contract to Leidos to produce the next iteration of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) is walking back on the decision following protests from two companies that lost the recent competition.
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Military Head of Army Rapid Capabilities Office Moving to Lead 10th Mountain
The Army’s new Rapid Capabilities Office was established roughly six months ago, but the military head of the outfit is already moving on to command the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York.
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US and Israel Run Successful Tests of David’s Sling
The US Missile Defense Agency and Israel’s Missile Defense Organization successfully demonstrated the David’s Sling Weapons System in a series of tests at Yanat Sea Range in Israel, the MDA said in an announcement released Wednesday.
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Diverting From Norm, Army Sends Hill 2017-2018 Wish Lists
Diverting from normal practice, the US Army has outlined in wish lists sent to Congress what it would need in the next two years in order to catch up on lagging modernization efforts and accommodate troop increases mandated in the recently passed defense policy bill.
-
Raytheon Protests Army Contract Award To Leidos For Fires Support System
Raytheon has much to lose, as AFATDS was a lucrative endeavor for the company, which successfully fielded 13 versions since its inception in the early 1980s.
-
Joint Air-to-Ground Missile Destroys Small Boat in Test
The missile that will ultimately replace the US Army’s Hellfire missile successfully destroyed a small remotely piloted boat from more than 4 kilometers away, according to the service.
-
Nammo Partners With NSWC Indian Head To Develop Rocket Motors
The Norwegian company that saved the Air Force’s Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) production will gain a new foothold in the eroding US domestic tactical solid rocket motors industrial base.
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Milley: Additional Troops Would Join Undermanned Tactical Units
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would use additional troops mandated by Congress to fill out undermanned tactical units.
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Pentagon agency hits rewind in Army fire-support software competition
The agency in charge of conducting the competition for the newest variant of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System is hitting the rewind button.
-
MEADS team submits proposal for Polish missile-defense system
The Polish government has received a proposal from the team developing the Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS) that includes the production of 16 systems with plans to share the work with Polish industry.
-
DoD agency retreats after vendors cry foul over Army fire-support software
The Pentagon agency responsible for awarding a major contract to Leidos to produce the next iteration of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) is walking back on the decision following protests from two companies that lost the recent competition.
-
Military Head of Army Rapid Capabilities Office Moving to Lead 10th Mountain
The Army’s new Rapid Capabilities Office was established roughly six months ago, but the military head of the outfit is already moving on to command the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York.
-
US and Israel Run Successful Tests of David’s Sling
The US Missile Defense Agency and Israel’s Missile Defense Organization successfully demonstrated the David’s Sling Weapons System in a series of tests at Yanat Sea Range in Israel, the MDA said in an announcement released Wednesday.
-
Diverting From Norm, Army Sends Hill 2017-2018 Wish Lists
Diverting from normal practice, the US Army has outlined in wish lists sent to Congress what it would need in the next two years in order to catch up on lagging modernization efforts and accommodate troop increases mandated in the recently passed defense policy bill.
-
Raytheon Protests Army Contract Award To Leidos For Fires Support System
Raytheon has much to lose, as AFATDS was a lucrative endeavor for the company, which successfully fielded 13 versions since its inception in the early 1980s.
-
Joint Air-to-Ground Missile Destroys Small Boat in Test
The missile that will ultimately replace the US Army’s Hellfire missile successfully destroyed a small remotely piloted boat from more than 4 kilometers away, according to the service.
-
Nammo Partners With NSWC Indian Head To Develop Rocket Motors
The Norwegian company that saved the Air Force’s Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) production will gain a new foothold in the eroding US domestic tactical solid rocket motors industrial base.
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Milley: Additional Troops Would Join Undermanned Tactical Units
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would use additional troops mandated by Congress to fill out undermanned tactical units.
