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JLTV Will be US Army’s Interim Light Recon Vehicle
The decision is likely to come as a disappointment for companies hoping to sell their LRV offerings to the US Army.
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The Airship Formerly Known as LEMV To Fly Again
The behemoth hybrid airship is preparing to fly as early as next month in the UK.
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Raytheon Developing New TOW Launcher
Raytheon is developing a fully digital optically tracked, wireless-guided TOW missile
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Cubic Looks To International C4ISR Market
Cubic Global Defense is looking to build its C4ISR business in the international market after acquiring three key businesses in order to put the company on such a path, according to the general manager of Cubic in Saudi Arabia.
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US Diplomats at SOFEX Highlight Defense Industry Prospects in Middle East
And given the political and security state of affairs in the region it should come as no surprise that all countries are hungry for border and building security systems that include surveillance, bomb detection and other capabilities that would help
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USSOCOM: ‘Transregional’ Approach Needed To Combat ISIS
In order to defeat terrorist organizations, special operations forces worldwide need to, in a way, take a page from their book.
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US Army Special Operations Has Big Appetite For ISR
US Army Special Operations has a big appetite for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets and is just scratching the surface on what is possible, according to Maj. Gen. Clayton Hutmacher, its deputy commander.
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Aviation Should Embody Army Operating Concept, But It’s An Uphill Climb
The Army’s aviation force should embody the Army Operating Concept — its mission describes the doctrine to a T — but as its aircraft age, budgets shrink and its size grows smaller, service leaders question whether the fleet can keep up.
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Victor-Model Black Hawk To Fly January 2017
The US Army plans to fly its Victor-model UH-60 Black Hawk for the first time in January 2017.
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Use of US Army, Contract Aircraft Maintainers Out of Whack
The Army wants to find the right balance between when it uses soldier and contract maintainers for its fleet of aircraft, but right now the levels are “out of balance,” according to the new Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM) leader.
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JLTV Will be US Army’s Interim Light Recon Vehicle
The decision is likely to come as a disappointment for companies hoping to sell their LRV offerings to the US Army.
-
The Airship Formerly Known as LEMV To Fly Again
The behemoth hybrid airship is preparing to fly as early as next month in the UK.
-
Raytheon Developing New TOW Launcher
Raytheon is developing a fully digital optically tracked, wireless-guided TOW missile
-
Cubic Looks To International C4ISR Market
Cubic Global Defense is looking to build its C4ISR business in the international market after acquiring three key businesses in order to put the company on such a path, according to the general manager of Cubic in Saudi Arabia.
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US Diplomats at SOFEX Highlight Defense Industry Prospects in Middle East
And given the political and security state of affairs in the region it should come as no surprise that all countries are hungry for border and building security systems that include surveillance, bomb detection and other capabilities that would help
-
USSOCOM: ‘Transregional’ Approach Needed To Combat ISIS
In order to defeat terrorist organizations, special operations forces worldwide need to, in a way, take a page from their book.
-
US Army Special Operations Has Big Appetite For ISR
US Army Special Operations has a big appetite for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets and is just scratching the surface on what is possible, according to Maj. Gen. Clayton Hutmacher, its deputy commander.
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Aviation Should Embody Army Operating Concept, But It’s An Uphill Climb
The Army’s aviation force should embody the Army Operating Concept — its mission describes the doctrine to a T — but as its aircraft age, budgets shrink and its size grows smaller, service leaders question whether the fleet can keep up.
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Victor-Model Black Hawk To Fly January 2017
The US Army plans to fly its Victor-model UH-60 Black Hawk for the first time in January 2017.
-
Use of US Army, Contract Aircraft Maintainers Out of Whack
The Army wants to find the right balance between when it uses soldier and contract maintainers for its fleet of aircraft, but right now the levels are “out of balance,” according to the new Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM) leader.
-
JLTV Will be US Army’s Interim Light Recon Vehicle
The decision is likely to come as a disappointment for companies hoping to sell their LRV offerings to the US Army.
-
The Airship Formerly Known as LEMV To Fly Again
The behemoth hybrid airship is preparing to fly as early as next month in the UK.
-
Raytheon Developing New TOW Launcher
Raytheon is developing a fully digital optically tracked, wireless-guided TOW missile
-
Cubic Looks To International C4ISR Market
Cubic Global Defense is looking to build its C4ISR business in the international market after acquiring three key businesses in order to put the company on such a path, according to the general manager of Cubic in Saudi Arabia.
-
US Diplomats at SOFEX Highlight Defense Industry Prospects in Middle East
And given the political and security state of affairs in the region it should come as no surprise that all countries are hungry for border and building security systems that include surveillance, bomb detection and other capabilities that would help
-
USSOCOM: ‘Transregional’ Approach Needed To Combat ISIS
In order to defeat terrorist organizations, special operations forces worldwide need to, in a way, take a page from their book.
-
US Army Special Operations Has Big Appetite For ISR
US Army Special Operations has a big appetite for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets and is just scratching the surface on what is possible, according to Maj. Gen. Clayton Hutmacher, its deputy commander.
-
Aviation Should Embody Army Operating Concept, But It’s An Uphill Climb
The Army’s aviation force should embody the Army Operating Concept — its mission describes the doctrine to a T — but as its aircraft age, budgets shrink and its size grows smaller, service leaders question whether the fleet can keep up.
-
Victor-Model Black Hawk To Fly January 2017
The US Army plans to fly its Victor-model UH-60 Black Hawk for the first time in January 2017.
-
Use of US Army, Contract Aircraft Maintainers Out of Whack
The Army wants to find the right balance between when it uses soldier and contract maintainers for its fleet of aircraft, but right now the levels are “out of balance,” according to the new Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM) leader.
