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Raytheon jumps back into Army’s Precision Strike Missile competition
Raytheon is teaming up with Northrop Grumman as it reenters the competition to develop an extended range version of the Army’s Precision Strike Missile.
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US to fast-track Abrams tanks for Ukraine by choosing older version
The Pentagon is speeding up its delivery of M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, opting to send a refurbished older model.
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How the war in Ukraine is driving growth in Arkansas
The city of Camden is hoping to expand as defense contractors there ramp up production to supply arms to Ukraine and replenish American stockpiles.
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US, Japan exploring partnership on hypersonic missile interceptor
Discussions are ongoing that could lead to a partnership between the U.S. and Japan to build a hypersonic missile interceptor.
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First wave of tech to defend Guam from newer threats due in 2024
The architecture to defend Gaum from complex missile threats will begin to take shape on the island with the delivery of launchers and radars next year.
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US Army chief wants three multidomain task force units in the Pacific
Most of the multidomain task forces would focus on the region, if the Army chief has his way.
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US Army’s new helicopter engine hit with another delay
The U.S. Army’s ITEP engine is delayed again, raising questions for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program’s schedule.
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First unit gets new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles replacing old M113s
The U.S. Army has fielded the new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles to its first unit, a major step toward modernizing the force’s combat vehicles.
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Missile Defense Agency prioritizes Guam in budget proposal
The Missile Defense Agency’s budget focuses on building an air and missile defense architecture to defend Guam.
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US Army seeks essentially flat FY24 budget
The Army’s FY24 budget prioritizes trying to solve some of the service’s recruiting problems.
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Raytheon jumps back into Army’s Precision Strike Missile competition
Raytheon is teaming up with Northrop Grumman as it reenters the competition to develop an extended range version of the Army’s Precision Strike Missile.
-
US to fast-track Abrams tanks for Ukraine by choosing older version
The Pentagon is speeding up its delivery of M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, opting to send a refurbished older model.
-
How the war in Ukraine is driving growth in Arkansas
The city of Camden is hoping to expand as defense contractors there ramp up production to supply arms to Ukraine and replenish American stockpiles.
-
US, Japan exploring partnership on hypersonic missile interceptor
Discussions are ongoing that could lead to a partnership between the U.S. and Japan to build a hypersonic missile interceptor.
-
First wave of tech to defend Guam from newer threats due in 2024
The architecture to defend Gaum from complex missile threats will begin to take shape on the island with the delivery of launchers and radars next year.
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US Army chief wants three multidomain task force units in the Pacific
Most of the multidomain task forces would focus on the region, if the Army chief has his way.
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US Army’s new helicopter engine hit with another delay
The U.S. Army’s ITEP engine is delayed again, raising questions for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program’s schedule.
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First unit gets new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles replacing old M113s
The U.S. Army has fielded the new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles to its first unit, a major step toward modernizing the force’s combat vehicles.
-
Missile Defense Agency prioritizes Guam in budget proposal
The Missile Defense Agency’s budget focuses on building an air and missile defense architecture to defend Guam.
-
US Army seeks essentially flat FY24 budget
The Army’s FY24 budget prioritizes trying to solve some of the service’s recruiting problems.
-
Raytheon jumps back into Army’s Precision Strike Missile competition
Raytheon is teaming up with Northrop Grumman as it reenters the competition to develop an extended range version of the Army’s Precision Strike Missile.
-
US to fast-track Abrams tanks for Ukraine by choosing older version
The Pentagon is speeding up its delivery of M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, opting to send a refurbished older model.
-
How the war in Ukraine is driving growth in Arkansas
The city of Camden is hoping to expand as defense contractors there ramp up production to supply arms to Ukraine and replenish American stockpiles.
-
US, Japan exploring partnership on hypersonic missile interceptor
Discussions are ongoing that could lead to a partnership between the U.S. and Japan to build a hypersonic missile interceptor.
-
First wave of tech to defend Guam from newer threats due in 2024
The architecture to defend Gaum from complex missile threats will begin to take shape on the island with the delivery of launchers and radars next year.
-
US Army chief wants three multidomain task force units in the Pacific
Most of the multidomain task forces would focus on the region, if the Army chief has his way.
-
US Army’s new helicopter engine hit with another delay
The U.S. Army’s ITEP engine is delayed again, raising questions for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program’s schedule.
-
First unit gets new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles replacing old M113s
The U.S. Army has fielded the new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles to its first unit, a major step toward modernizing the force’s combat vehicles.
-
Missile Defense Agency prioritizes Guam in budget proposal
The Missile Defense Agency’s budget focuses on building an air and missile defense architecture to defend Guam.
-
US Army seeks essentially flat FY24 budget
The Army’s FY24 budget prioritizes trying to solve some of the service’s recruiting problems.
