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Missile Defense Agency cancels test of Long-Range Discrimination Radar
The test was intended to demonstrate LRDR capabilities against a live ballistic missile target.
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Pentagon’s Shyu to discuss missile defense partnerships with Australia
Heidi Shyu said a visit to Australia this summer started a conversation about how the two countries might partner on air and missile defense projects.
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
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Poland gets green light to buy Apache helicopters
Poland is cleared to buy Apache helicopters to go with its new Abrams tanks, the U.S. State Department announced.
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Navistar to build trailers for AM General’s light tactical vehicle
AM General picks a trailer producer as it continues to build out its team to deliver the U.S. Army’s A2 variant of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
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International interest growing for Army’s battle command system
As the Army prepares to field full-rate versions of its new battle command system to the first unit, international interest is heating up.
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US Army working through challenges with laser weapons
The Army is grappling with how to fight with laser weapons, as well as how to easily repair them in the field and affordably make the systems.
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First flight test for Guam missile defense planned for end of 2024
The Missile Defense Agency is striving to kick off flight tests next year involving part of the architecture under design to defend Guam.
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US Army ups the ante with yearslong campaign to test integrated fires
The Army is embarking on a new Integrated Fires Test Campaign that will bring together modernized capability over the next five years.
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Indirect Fires launchers on track amid supply chain challenges
The Army expects to receive 12 Indirect Fires Protection Capability prototypes from its developer, Dynetics, by the first of January in 2024.
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Missile Defense Agency cancels test of Long-Range Discrimination Radar
The test was intended to demonstrate LRDR capabilities against a live ballistic missile target.
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Pentagon’s Shyu to discuss missile defense partnerships with Australia
Heidi Shyu said a visit to Australia this summer started a conversation about how the two countries might partner on air and missile defense projects.
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
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Poland gets green light to buy Apache helicopters
Poland is cleared to buy Apache helicopters to go with its new Abrams tanks, the U.S. State Department announced.
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Navistar to build trailers for AM General’s light tactical vehicle
AM General picks a trailer producer as it continues to build out its team to deliver the U.S. Army’s A2 variant of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
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International interest growing for Army’s battle command system
As the Army prepares to field full-rate versions of its new battle command system to the first unit, international interest is heating up.
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US Army working through challenges with laser weapons
The Army is grappling with how to fight with laser weapons, as well as how to easily repair them in the field and affordably make the systems.
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First flight test for Guam missile defense planned for end of 2024
The Missile Defense Agency is striving to kick off flight tests next year involving part of the architecture under design to defend Guam.
-
US Army ups the ante with yearslong campaign to test integrated fires
The Army is embarking on a new Integrated Fires Test Campaign that will bring together modernized capability over the next five years.
-
Indirect Fires launchers on track amid supply chain challenges
The Army expects to receive 12 Indirect Fires Protection Capability prototypes from its developer, Dynetics, by the first of January in 2024.
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Missile Defense Agency cancels test of Long-Range Discrimination Radar
The test was intended to demonstrate LRDR capabilities against a live ballistic missile target.
-
Pentagon’s Shyu to discuss missile defense partnerships with Australia
Heidi Shyu said a visit to Australia this summer started a conversation about how the two countries might partner on air and missile defense projects.
-
US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
-
Poland gets green light to buy Apache helicopters
Poland is cleared to buy Apache helicopters to go with its new Abrams tanks, the U.S. State Department announced.
-
Navistar to build trailers for AM General’s light tactical vehicle
AM General picks a trailer producer as it continues to build out its team to deliver the U.S. Army’s A2 variant of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
-
International interest growing for Army’s battle command system
As the Army prepares to field full-rate versions of its new battle command system to the first unit, international interest is heating up.
-
US Army working through challenges with laser weapons
The Army is grappling with how to fight with laser weapons, as well as how to easily repair them in the field and affordably make the systems.
-
First flight test for Guam missile defense planned for end of 2024
The Missile Defense Agency is striving to kick off flight tests next year involving part of the architecture under design to defend Guam.
-
US Army ups the ante with yearslong campaign to test integrated fires
The Army is embarking on a new Integrated Fires Test Campaign that will bring together modernized capability over the next five years.
-
Indirect Fires launchers on track amid supply chain challenges
The Army expects to receive 12 Indirect Fires Protection Capability prototypes from its developer, Dynetics, by the first of January in 2024.
