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US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
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General Dynamics to begin building US Army’s new light tank next month
GDLS will initially deliver 26 vehicles, but the contract allows the Army to buy 70 more.
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How the US Army plans to achieve a clean audit
The service hopes a program through its comptroller’s office will help it reach a clean audit, an unmet milestone since Pentagon audits began in 2018.
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Five questions with Gen. James McConville, US Army chief of staff
With one year left on the job, McConville is fighting to fix the Army’s recruitment problem while trying to get new signature weapons systems to soldiers.
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Spike missile heads toward long-range precision munition shoot-off
See what it looked like in previous testing, from Apache helo to missile impact.
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No system under modernization push depends on another, US Army says
The Army is taking lessons learned from Future Combat Systems: Don’t make technologies dependent on each other for success.
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Wormuth: US Army to invest in larger, high-tech formations
Contending with advanced adversaries means larger Army formations with high-tech capabilities, the service secretary said Oct. 10 at AUSA.
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US Army secretary looks to 2040 to scale key tech
Biotechnology and artificial intelligence are among the ongoing focus areas.
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US Army adopts new multidomain operations doctrine
The Army’s new doctrine has dropped with some unique features, but is it entering the force too early or at just the right time?
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Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
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US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
-
General Dynamics to begin building US Army’s new light tank next month
GDLS will initially deliver 26 vehicles, but the contract allows the Army to buy 70 more.
-
How the US Army plans to achieve a clean audit
The service hopes a program through its comptroller’s office will help it reach a clean audit, an unmet milestone since Pentagon audits began in 2018.
-
Five questions with Gen. James McConville, US Army chief of staff
With one year left on the job, McConville is fighting to fix the Army’s recruitment problem while trying to get new signature weapons systems to soldiers.
-
Spike missile heads toward long-range precision munition shoot-off
See what it looked like in previous testing, from Apache helo to missile impact.
-
No system under modernization push depends on another, US Army says
The Army is taking lessons learned from Future Combat Systems: Don’t make technologies dependent on each other for success.
-
Wormuth: US Army to invest in larger, high-tech formations
Contending with advanced adversaries means larger Army formations with high-tech capabilities, the service secretary said Oct. 10 at AUSA.
-
US Army secretary looks to 2040 to scale key tech
Biotechnology and artificial intelligence are among the ongoing focus areas.
-
US Army adopts new multidomain operations doctrine
The Army’s new doctrine has dropped with some unique features, but is it entering the force too early or at just the right time?
-
Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
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US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
-
General Dynamics to begin building US Army’s new light tank next month
GDLS will initially deliver 26 vehicles, but the contract allows the Army to buy 70 more.
-
How the US Army plans to achieve a clean audit
The service hopes a program through its comptroller’s office will help it reach a clean audit, an unmet milestone since Pentagon audits began in 2018.
-
Five questions with Gen. James McConville, US Army chief of staff
With one year left on the job, McConville is fighting to fix the Army’s recruitment problem while trying to get new signature weapons systems to soldiers.
-
Spike missile heads toward long-range precision munition shoot-off
See what it looked like in previous testing, from Apache helo to missile impact.
-
No system under modernization push depends on another, US Army says
The Army is taking lessons learned from Future Combat Systems: Don’t make technologies dependent on each other for success.
-
Wormuth: US Army to invest in larger, high-tech formations
Contending with advanced adversaries means larger Army formations with high-tech capabilities, the service secretary said Oct. 10 at AUSA.
-
US Army secretary looks to 2040 to scale key tech
Biotechnology and artificial intelligence are among the ongoing focus areas.
-
US Army adopts new multidomain operations doctrine
The Army’s new doctrine has dropped with some unique features, but is it entering the force too early or at just the right time?
-
Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
