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Future of Army Report To Hit Carter’s Desk Next Week
The Army’s report on which National Commission on the Future of the Army recommendations it plans to implement is expected to land on the defense secretary’s desk.
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JLTV Program Cost Estimate Drops By $6 Billion
The acquisition cost of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dropped by nearly $6 billion, according to a Pentagon Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) released Thursday.
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US Army Fires Stinger From Multi-Mission Launcher in Test
The Army fired a Stinger missile from its self-built Multi-Mission Launcher Wednesday at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, it announced today.
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Top US Army Civilian Leader Talks Budget Challenges, Allied Support and Social Media
Acting Army Secretary Patrick Murphy talks about budget challenges, his love of the Army and his affinity for social media.
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US Army Orders First Lot of JLTVs From Oshkosh
The Army has ordered its first lot of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles from Oshkosh Defense, the company announced Wednesday.
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Amid Lack of Congressional Support, Army Hopes for 2017 JLENS Funding
Amid a lack of congressional support, the Army is hoping for fiscal 2017 funding for the troubled JLENS System
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Army Weighing THAAD Deployments in Europe, Middle East
A possible deployment of the Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to South Korea is still being discussed, but the service is also looking at possibly sending THAAD batteries to the European and Central Command areas of operations, the commanding general of Army Space and Missile Defense Command said.
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Apache Sensor’s High Reliability Turret Could Yield Savings
The AH-64 Apache helicopter’s day-and-night vision target-acquisition sensor is getting a more reliable turret next year.
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Army Training Soldiers To Better Recognize Threats in Space
The US Army is developing a kit to help train soldiers to recognize when adversaries are meddling or interfering with space assets such as satellites or GPS, according to the Army Space and Missile Defense Command commanding general.
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US Army unveils its ‘Big 8’ initiatives
To Stay Ahead of Threats, Army Lays Out ‘Big 8’ InitiativesHuntsville, Ala.
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Future of Army Report To Hit Carter’s Desk Next Week
The Army’s report on which National Commission on the Future of the Army recommendations it plans to implement is expected to land on the defense secretary’s desk.
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JLTV Program Cost Estimate Drops By $6 Billion
The acquisition cost of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dropped by nearly $6 billion, according to a Pentagon Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) released Thursday.
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US Army Fires Stinger From Multi-Mission Launcher in Test
The Army fired a Stinger missile from its self-built Multi-Mission Launcher Wednesday at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, it announced today.
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Top US Army Civilian Leader Talks Budget Challenges, Allied Support and Social Media
Acting Army Secretary Patrick Murphy talks about budget challenges, his love of the Army and his affinity for social media.
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US Army Orders First Lot of JLTVs From Oshkosh
The Army has ordered its first lot of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles from Oshkosh Defense, the company announced Wednesday.
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Amid Lack of Congressional Support, Army Hopes for 2017 JLENS Funding
Amid a lack of congressional support, the Army is hoping for fiscal 2017 funding for the troubled JLENS System
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Army Weighing THAAD Deployments in Europe, Middle East
A possible deployment of the Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to South Korea is still being discussed, but the service is also looking at possibly sending THAAD batteries to the European and Central Command areas of operations, the commanding general of Army Space and Missile Defense Command said.
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Apache Sensor’s High Reliability Turret Could Yield Savings
The AH-64 Apache helicopter’s day-and-night vision target-acquisition sensor is getting a more reliable turret next year.
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Army Training Soldiers To Better Recognize Threats in Space
The US Army is developing a kit to help train soldiers to recognize when adversaries are meddling or interfering with space assets such as satellites or GPS, according to the Army Space and Missile Defense Command commanding general.
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US Army unveils its ‘Big 8’ initiatives
To Stay Ahead of Threats, Army Lays Out ‘Big 8’ InitiativesHuntsville, Ala.
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Future of Army Report To Hit Carter’s Desk Next Week
The Army’s report on which National Commission on the Future of the Army recommendations it plans to implement is expected to land on the defense secretary’s desk.
-
JLTV Program Cost Estimate Drops By $6 Billion
The acquisition cost of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dropped by nearly $6 billion, according to a Pentagon Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) released Thursday.
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US Army Fires Stinger From Multi-Mission Launcher in Test
The Army fired a Stinger missile from its self-built Multi-Mission Launcher Wednesday at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, it announced today.
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Top US Army Civilian Leader Talks Budget Challenges, Allied Support and Social Media
Acting Army Secretary Patrick Murphy talks about budget challenges, his love of the Army and his affinity for social media.
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US Army Orders First Lot of JLTVs From Oshkosh
The Army has ordered its first lot of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles from Oshkosh Defense, the company announced Wednesday.
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Amid Lack of Congressional Support, Army Hopes for 2017 JLENS Funding
Amid a lack of congressional support, the Army is hoping for fiscal 2017 funding for the troubled JLENS System
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Army Weighing THAAD Deployments in Europe, Middle East
A possible deployment of the Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to South Korea is still being discussed, but the service is also looking at possibly sending THAAD batteries to the European and Central Command areas of operations, the commanding general of Army Space and Missile Defense Command said.
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Apache Sensor’s High Reliability Turret Could Yield Savings
The AH-64 Apache helicopter’s day-and-night vision target-acquisition sensor is getting a more reliable turret next year.
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Army Training Soldiers To Better Recognize Threats in Space
The US Army is developing a kit to help train soldiers to recognize when adversaries are meddling or interfering with space assets such as satellites or GPS, according to the Army Space and Missile Defense Command commanding general.
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US Army unveils its ‘Big 8’ initiatives
To Stay Ahead of Threats, Army Lays Out ‘Big 8’ InitiativesHuntsville, Ala.
