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Joint Multi-role Demonstrators in Race to Starting Line
In West Palm Beach, Florida, and Amarillo, Texas, two different aircraft are coming together in a sprint to the starting line of the Army’s much-anticipated flight demonstrations of future helicopter concepts in 2017.
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Lawmakers Move To Restore Army Aviation Budget Cuts
House Armed Services members want to increase purchases of UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-60 Apaches in order to save money, according to their version of the NDAA.
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Army Wants To Link All Drones on the Battlefield
The Army is working on a new interface that would improve UAS battlefield coordination.
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HASC Concerned with Army’s Patriot Radar Replacement Plan
The House Armed Services Committee singled out, in a short summary of issues addressed in its defense policy bill, what it believes is a sluggish plan to field a new radar for the Army’s air and missile defense architecture that would replace the Patriot system’s radar.
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HASC Calls For Independent Review of Bid Protest Process
The House Armed Services Committee in its mark of the 2017 defense policy bill is calling for an independent review of the bid protest process of major acquisition programs.
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HASC Would Boost Israeli Missile Defense Systems By $200 Million
The House Armed Services Committee would add funding to Israel-US partnerships like the Iron Dome system, according to the chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2017 defense policy bill.
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House Draft Policy Bill Aims To Kill Off JLENS
The Army’s runaway blimp’s prospects of survival are looking grim as the House Armed Services Committee Chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2017 defense policy bill rolled out Friday with a punishing cut to the program.
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Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target
The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher, developed entirely by the service.
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HASC Marks of Draft NDAA Support Army Commission Findings
Army Provisions The subcommittee’s section of the NDAA supports the National Commission on the Future of the Army’s recommendations related to the service’s Aviation Restructure Initiative and would require the Army to address modernization and capac
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US Commander Concerned by Falling Readiness Levels in Korea
The next commander of US forces in South Korea is concerned the readiness of reinforcements slated to fall in on rotations in the country could be slipping as North Korea grows more provocative.
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Joint Multi-role Demonstrators in Race to Starting Line
In West Palm Beach, Florida, and Amarillo, Texas, two different aircraft are coming together in a sprint to the starting line of the Army’s much-anticipated flight demonstrations of future helicopter concepts in 2017.
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Lawmakers Move To Restore Army Aviation Budget Cuts
House Armed Services members want to increase purchases of UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-60 Apaches in order to save money, according to their version of the NDAA.
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Army Wants To Link All Drones on the Battlefield
The Army is working on a new interface that would improve UAS battlefield coordination.
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HASC Concerned with Army’s Patriot Radar Replacement Plan
The House Armed Services Committee singled out, in a short summary of issues addressed in its defense policy bill, what it believes is a sluggish plan to field a new radar for the Army’s air and missile defense architecture that would replace the Patriot system’s radar.
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HASC Calls For Independent Review of Bid Protest Process
The House Armed Services Committee in its mark of the 2017 defense policy bill is calling for an independent review of the bid protest process of major acquisition programs.
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HASC Would Boost Israeli Missile Defense Systems By $200 Million
The House Armed Services Committee would add funding to Israel-US partnerships like the Iron Dome system, according to the chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2017 defense policy bill.
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House Draft Policy Bill Aims To Kill Off JLENS
The Army’s runaway blimp’s prospects of survival are looking grim as the House Armed Services Committee Chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2017 defense policy bill rolled out Friday with a punishing cut to the program.
-
Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target
The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher, developed entirely by the service.
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HASC Marks of Draft NDAA Support Army Commission Findings
Army Provisions The subcommittee’s section of the NDAA supports the National Commission on the Future of the Army’s recommendations related to the service’s Aviation Restructure Initiative and would require the Army to address modernization and capac
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US Commander Concerned by Falling Readiness Levels in Korea
The next commander of US forces in South Korea is concerned the readiness of reinforcements slated to fall in on rotations in the country could be slipping as North Korea grows more provocative.
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Joint Multi-role Demonstrators in Race to Starting Line
In West Palm Beach, Florida, and Amarillo, Texas, two different aircraft are coming together in a sprint to the starting line of the Army’s much-anticipated flight demonstrations of future helicopter concepts in 2017.
-
Lawmakers Move To Restore Army Aviation Budget Cuts
House Armed Services members want to increase purchases of UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-60 Apaches in order to save money, according to their version of the NDAA.
-
Army Wants To Link All Drones on the Battlefield
The Army is working on a new interface that would improve UAS battlefield coordination.
-
HASC Concerned with Army’s Patriot Radar Replacement Plan
The House Armed Services Committee singled out, in a short summary of issues addressed in its defense policy bill, what it believes is a sluggish plan to field a new radar for the Army’s air and missile defense architecture that would replace the Patriot system’s radar.
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HASC Calls For Independent Review of Bid Protest Process
The House Armed Services Committee in its mark of the 2017 defense policy bill is calling for an independent review of the bid protest process of major acquisition programs.
-
HASC Would Boost Israeli Missile Defense Systems By $200 Million
The House Armed Services Committee would add funding to Israel-US partnerships like the Iron Dome system, according to the chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2017 defense policy bill.
-
House Draft Policy Bill Aims To Kill Off JLENS
The Army’s runaway blimp’s prospects of survival are looking grim as the House Armed Services Committee Chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2017 defense policy bill rolled out Friday with a punishing cut to the program.
-
Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target
The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher, developed entirely by the service.
-
HASC Marks of Draft NDAA Support Army Commission Findings
Army Provisions The subcommittee’s section of the NDAA supports the National Commission on the Future of the Army’s recommendations related to the service’s Aviation Restructure Initiative and would require the Army to address modernization and capac
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US Commander Concerned by Falling Readiness Levels in Korea
The next commander of US forces in South Korea is concerned the readiness of reinforcements slated to fall in on rotations in the country could be slipping as North Korea grows more provocative.
