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Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
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US Army readies request for prototype designs of optionally manned fighting vehicle
Much of what the Army is seeking in the upcoming detailed design phase for the optionally manned fighting vehicle was not made public on the U.S. government’s contracting website, with documents marked as “controlled unclassified information” in previous draft requests for proposals.
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US Army faces key decisions to advance future vertical lift aircraft programs
The Army is close to firing up its ITEP engine for the first time that will power its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and it will choose a winner in the coming months to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
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MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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US Army’s short-range air defense capability will grow to a battalion by year’s end
The first platoon of the Maneuver-Short-Range Air Defense System has been in Europe for nearly a year in response to an urgent capability gap former U.S. Army Europe Commander Gen. Ben Hodges identified in 2016.
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Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
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Project Convergence 2022 will focus on both Indo-Pacific and European scenarios
And international participation is expected as the U.S. Army prepares to fight with future capabilities at a large scale.
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US Army prepares to choose homes for Iron Dome weapons
The Army’s deployment to Iron Dome generated lessons learned that will feed into the service’s decision on where Iron Dome will be stationed in the future.
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Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
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US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
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Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
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US Army readies request for prototype designs of optionally manned fighting vehicle
Much of what the Army is seeking in the upcoming detailed design phase for the optionally manned fighting vehicle was not made public on the U.S. government’s contracting website, with documents marked as “controlled unclassified information” in previous draft requests for proposals.
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US Army faces key decisions to advance future vertical lift aircraft programs
The Army is close to firing up its ITEP engine for the first time that will power its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and it will choose a winner in the coming months to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
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MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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US Army’s short-range air defense capability will grow to a battalion by year’s end
The first platoon of the Maneuver-Short-Range Air Defense System has been in Europe for nearly a year in response to an urgent capability gap former U.S. Army Europe Commander Gen. Ben Hodges identified in 2016.
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Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
-
Project Convergence 2022 will focus on both Indo-Pacific and European scenarios
And international participation is expected as the U.S. Army prepares to fight with future capabilities at a large scale.
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US Army prepares to choose homes for Iron Dome weapons
The Army’s deployment to Iron Dome generated lessons learned that will feed into the service’s decision on where Iron Dome will be stationed in the future.
-
Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
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US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
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Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
-
US Army readies request for prototype designs of optionally manned fighting vehicle
Much of what the Army is seeking in the upcoming detailed design phase for the optionally manned fighting vehicle was not made public on the U.S. government’s contracting website, with documents marked as “controlled unclassified information” in previous draft requests for proposals.
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US Army faces key decisions to advance future vertical lift aircraft programs
The Army is close to firing up its ITEP engine for the first time that will power its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and it will choose a winner in the coming months to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
-
MDA’s plan to protect Guam relies on field-proven systems
The Missile Defense Agency details its architecture for the defense of Guam against possible ballistic, cruise and hypersonic missile attacks as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
US Army’s short-range air defense capability will grow to a battalion by year’s end
The first platoon of the Maneuver-Short-Range Air Defense System has been in Europe for nearly a year in response to an urgent capability gap former U.S. Army Europe Commander Gen. Ben Hodges identified in 2016.
-
Missile Defense Agency seeks $9.6 billion in FY23 budget
The Missile Defense Agency is prioritizing efforts to go up again evolving threats like hypersonic weapons and cruise missiles including funding for a new missile defense architecture on Guam and development of a glide-phase hypersonic weapon interceptor in its FY23 budget request.
-
Project Convergence 2022 will focus on both Indo-Pacific and European scenarios
And international participation is expected as the U.S. Army prepares to fight with future capabilities at a large scale.
-
US Army prepares to choose homes for Iron Dome weapons
The Army’s deployment to Iron Dome generated lessons learned that will feed into the service’s decision on where Iron Dome will be stationed in the future.
-
Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
-
US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
