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Lockheed plans to pitch air defense laser weapon in future Army competition
Taking its experience from other laser weapons programs, the company is scaling its laser technology into what it’s calling DEIMOS.
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GM Defense pitches new version of Infantry Squad Vehicle
The ISV is designed to carry a nine-soldier squad and move them rapidly in and out of battle.
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With only weeks remaining, US Army preps for release of climate strategy
The service is preparing to release a new climate strategy with four key lines of effort, according to a memo obtained by Defense News outlining the plan.
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US Army is ‘knee-deep’ in tactical, wheeled vehicle assessment. Here are the platforms in play.
In recent budget cycles, JLTV has taken hits, with FY22 being no exception in the Army’s request.
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First platoon of short-range air defense systems get workout ahead of bigger events
The M-SHORAD will participate in Saber Strike in the second quarter of fiscal 2022 where it will support the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.
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US Army weighs taking future Project Convergence exercises abroad
The Army is about to kick off a major part of its U.S.-based experimentation event known as Project Convergence, and service leaders are considering growing the annual campaign overseas.
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US Army’s Precision Strike Missile gets green light for development, readies for big test
The U.S. Army has approved the Precision Strike Missile program to move into the engineering and manufacturing development phase, just ahead of a major test to observe its range.
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Army Futures Command chief talks ‘rocky patches’ in quickly fielding critical weapons
The Army has made progress toward rapidly fielding systems, particularly those centered around soldiers.
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Multidomain ops drive change to Army’s 1st Space Brigade
The 1st Space Brigade is taking its six-person Army space support teams and creating four-person space control planning teams.
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Wormuth: US Army can ‘no longer defer the big decisions’ on its future
The Army will have to make tough decisions in the coming years as it races to modernize and stay prepared for a potential fight with high-end adversaries, Secretary Christine Wormuth said at AUSA.
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Lockheed plans to pitch air defense laser weapon in future Army competition
Taking its experience from other laser weapons programs, the company is scaling its laser technology into what it’s calling DEIMOS.
-
GM Defense pitches new version of Infantry Squad Vehicle
The ISV is designed to carry a nine-soldier squad and move them rapidly in and out of battle.
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With only weeks remaining, US Army preps for release of climate strategy
The service is preparing to release a new climate strategy with four key lines of effort, according to a memo obtained by Defense News outlining the plan.
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US Army is ‘knee-deep’ in tactical, wheeled vehicle assessment. Here are the platforms in play.
In recent budget cycles, JLTV has taken hits, with FY22 being no exception in the Army’s request.
-
First platoon of short-range air defense systems get workout ahead of bigger events
The M-SHORAD will participate in Saber Strike in the second quarter of fiscal 2022 where it will support the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.
-
US Army weighs taking future Project Convergence exercises abroad
The Army is about to kick off a major part of its U.S.-based experimentation event known as Project Convergence, and service leaders are considering growing the annual campaign overseas.
-
US Army’s Precision Strike Missile gets green light for development, readies for big test
The U.S. Army has approved the Precision Strike Missile program to move into the engineering and manufacturing development phase, just ahead of a major test to observe its range.
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Army Futures Command chief talks ‘rocky patches’ in quickly fielding critical weapons
The Army has made progress toward rapidly fielding systems, particularly those centered around soldiers.
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Multidomain ops drive change to Army’s 1st Space Brigade
The 1st Space Brigade is taking its six-person Army space support teams and creating four-person space control planning teams.
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Wormuth: US Army can ‘no longer defer the big decisions’ on its future
The Army will have to make tough decisions in the coming years as it races to modernize and stay prepared for a potential fight with high-end adversaries, Secretary Christine Wormuth said at AUSA.
-
Lockheed plans to pitch air defense laser weapon in future Army competition
Taking its experience from other laser weapons programs, the company is scaling its laser technology into what it’s calling DEIMOS.
-
GM Defense pitches new version of Infantry Squad Vehicle
The ISV is designed to carry a nine-soldier squad and move them rapidly in and out of battle.
-
With only weeks remaining, US Army preps for release of climate strategy
The service is preparing to release a new climate strategy with four key lines of effort, according to a memo obtained by Defense News outlining the plan.
-
US Army is ‘knee-deep’ in tactical, wheeled vehicle assessment. Here are the platforms in play.
In recent budget cycles, JLTV has taken hits, with FY22 being no exception in the Army’s request.
-
First platoon of short-range air defense systems get workout ahead of bigger events
The M-SHORAD will participate in Saber Strike in the second quarter of fiscal 2022 where it will support the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.
-
US Army weighs taking future Project Convergence exercises abroad
The Army is about to kick off a major part of its U.S.-based experimentation event known as Project Convergence, and service leaders are considering growing the annual campaign overseas.
-
US Army’s Precision Strike Missile gets green light for development, readies for big test
The U.S. Army has approved the Precision Strike Missile program to move into the engineering and manufacturing development phase, just ahead of a major test to observe its range.
-
Army Futures Command chief talks ‘rocky patches’ in quickly fielding critical weapons
The Army has made progress toward rapidly fielding systems, particularly those centered around soldiers.
-
Multidomain ops drive change to Army’s 1st Space Brigade
The 1st Space Brigade is taking its six-person Army space support teams and creating four-person space control planning teams.
-
Wormuth: US Army can ‘no longer defer the big decisions’ on its future
The Army will have to make tough decisions in the coming years as it races to modernize and stay prepared for a potential fight with high-end adversaries, Secretary Christine Wormuth said at AUSA.
