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With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
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Army office in charge of rapid development takes on Guam air defense
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is taking on the task to create a joint integrated fires architecture to protect Guam.
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US Army refreshes competition for short-range laser
The Army will begin a directed-energy test campaign to find the sweet spot for laser weapons when it comes to lethality, reliability and cost.
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US Navy preps hypersonic weapon test this spring, with Army watching
The Navy’s hypersonic weapon test will determine the way forward for the Army’s ground-launched hypersonic weapon capability.
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BAE demos platform that gives Army AMPVs turret system options
BAE demonstrated its ability to swap mission equipment packages rapidly at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Global Force Symposium.
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Army artillery needs more range, mobility and autonomy, study finds
The Army’s conventional fires study is leading the service to focus on munitions range and capacity as well as more mobile and autonomous systems.
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US Army’s fresh look at watercraft includes unmanned options
The Army’s new plan for watercraft has a joint focus and will use autonomous and robotic technology.
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US Army leaning into launched effects for modernized battlefield
The Army is rapidly pursuing launched effects to deliver surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, network and lethal capabilities to a modern force.
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US Army’s new all-domain sensing team to wrangle sensor architecture
The Army’s All-Domain Sensing Cross-Functional Team will focus on the challenge of building an architecture of sensors that can rapidly distribute data.
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Saab to expand US footprint with new munitions facility
Saab is in the process of selecting a site, having issued a request for proposals. Six states are in the running.
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With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
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Army office in charge of rapid development takes on Guam air defense
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is taking on the task to create a joint integrated fires architecture to protect Guam.
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US Army refreshes competition for short-range laser
The Army will begin a directed-energy test campaign to find the sweet spot for laser weapons when it comes to lethality, reliability and cost.
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US Navy preps hypersonic weapon test this spring, with Army watching
The Navy’s hypersonic weapon test will determine the way forward for the Army’s ground-launched hypersonic weapon capability.
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BAE demos platform that gives Army AMPVs turret system options
BAE demonstrated its ability to swap mission equipment packages rapidly at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Global Force Symposium.
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Army artillery needs more range, mobility and autonomy, study finds
The Army’s conventional fires study is leading the service to focus on munitions range and capacity as well as more mobile and autonomous systems.
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US Army’s fresh look at watercraft includes unmanned options
The Army’s new plan for watercraft has a joint focus and will use autonomous and robotic technology.
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US Army leaning into launched effects for modernized battlefield
The Army is rapidly pursuing launched effects to deliver surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, network and lethal capabilities to a modern force.
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US Army’s new all-domain sensing team to wrangle sensor architecture
The Army’s All-Domain Sensing Cross-Functional Team will focus on the challenge of building an architecture of sensors that can rapidly distribute data.
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Saab to expand US footprint with new munitions facility
Saab is in the process of selecting a site, having issued a request for proposals. Six states are in the running.
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With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
-
Army office in charge of rapid development takes on Guam air defense
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is taking on the task to create a joint integrated fires architecture to protect Guam.
-
US Army refreshes competition for short-range laser
The Army will begin a directed-energy test campaign to find the sweet spot for laser weapons when it comes to lethality, reliability and cost.
-
US Navy preps hypersonic weapon test this spring, with Army watching
The Navy’s hypersonic weapon test will determine the way forward for the Army’s ground-launched hypersonic weapon capability.
-
BAE demos platform that gives Army AMPVs turret system options
BAE demonstrated its ability to swap mission equipment packages rapidly at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Global Force Symposium.
-
Army artillery needs more range, mobility and autonomy, study finds
The Army’s conventional fires study is leading the service to focus on munitions range and capacity as well as more mobile and autonomous systems.
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US Army’s fresh look at watercraft includes unmanned options
The Army’s new plan for watercraft has a joint focus and will use autonomous and robotic technology.
-
US Army leaning into launched effects for modernized battlefield
The Army is rapidly pursuing launched effects to deliver surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, network and lethal capabilities to a modern force.
-
US Army’s new all-domain sensing team to wrangle sensor architecture
The Army’s All-Domain Sensing Cross-Functional Team will focus on the challenge of building an architecture of sensors that can rapidly distribute data.
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Saab to expand US footprint with new munitions facility
Saab is in the process of selecting a site, having issued a request for proposals. Six states are in the running.
