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Here’s what the short-term budget deal will mean for Army modernization programs
The short-term budget deal approved by Congress, known as a continuing resolution, is freezing billions of dollars in planned acquisition programs across the Defense Department and will delay Army modernization efforts.
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US Army, Lockheed find faster path to field air and missile defense radar
Lockheed has found a way to accelerate the Army’s critical Sentinel A4 program that will provide radar coverage for major air and missile defense systems coming online.
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US Army’s light tank competition enters final stretch
Two competing light tank prototypes are moving into a U.S. Army limited user test, marking the final step before the service chooses just one to build for its Infantry Brigade Combat Teams.
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US Army secretary talks FY23 budget and the war for talent
What are Secretary Wormuth’s biggest priorities, and what does she want her legacy to be?
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Army reshapes Defender Pacific to bolster joint focus
The U.S. military exercise Defender Pacific is getting a makeover in hopes the event will improve joint targeting capabilities and concepts over the next few years.
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‘No way around it’: Facing budget cuts, Army braces to fight for modernization
As budget experts caution the Army will see reduced or — at best — flat budgets in the coming years, service officials are readying for a more difficult look at how to cut costs to preserve modernization momentum. This could mean making harder decisions about the future of its inventory or making cuts to reduce…
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US Army gets its first look at Bradley replacement options
The five companies competing to design the replacement for the U.S. Army’s Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle recently finished an initial concept review, and the service has conducted a detailed assessment of those early digital designs, according to an official overseeing the program.
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Post-Afghanistan, the US Army wants to carve out its role in the Pacific
With the U.S. military out of Afghanistan and operations in the Middle East no longer competing for resources and attention, the Army must chart its path in a great power conflict, and do so after decades of struggling to push modernization programs across the finish line.
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US Army insists next year’s Defender Europe is not canceled
The U.S. Army is pushing back on claims made in congressional language that the Defender Europe exercise is canceled and will be replaced by smaller drills in 2022. However, the exercise will not be the division-level event it was originally intended to be.
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Army closes in on replacement for Patriot air defense system
The linchpin of the Army’s future Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense (IAMD) system, the Integrated Battle Command System, or IBCS, will complete its critical initial operational test and evaluation in 2022.
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Here’s what the short-term budget deal will mean for Army modernization programs
The short-term budget deal approved by Congress, known as a continuing resolution, is freezing billions of dollars in planned acquisition programs across the Defense Department and will delay Army modernization efforts.
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US Army, Lockheed find faster path to field air and missile defense radar
Lockheed has found a way to accelerate the Army’s critical Sentinel A4 program that will provide radar coverage for major air and missile defense systems coming online.
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US Army’s light tank competition enters final stretch
Two competing light tank prototypes are moving into a U.S. Army limited user test, marking the final step before the service chooses just one to build for its Infantry Brigade Combat Teams.
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US Army secretary talks FY23 budget and the war for talent
What are Secretary Wormuth’s biggest priorities, and what does she want her legacy to be?
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Army reshapes Defender Pacific to bolster joint focus
The U.S. military exercise Defender Pacific is getting a makeover in hopes the event will improve joint targeting capabilities and concepts over the next few years.
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‘No way around it’: Facing budget cuts, Army braces to fight for modernization
As budget experts caution the Army will see reduced or — at best — flat budgets in the coming years, service officials are readying for a more difficult look at how to cut costs to preserve modernization momentum. This could mean making harder decisions about the future of its inventory or making cuts to reduce…
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US Army gets its first look at Bradley replacement options
The five companies competing to design the replacement for the U.S. Army’s Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle recently finished an initial concept review, and the service has conducted a detailed assessment of those early digital designs, according to an official overseeing the program.
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Post-Afghanistan, the US Army wants to carve out its role in the Pacific
With the U.S. military out of Afghanistan and operations in the Middle East no longer competing for resources and attention, the Army must chart its path in a great power conflict, and do so after decades of struggling to push modernization programs across the finish line.
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US Army insists next year’s Defender Europe is not canceled
The U.S. Army is pushing back on claims made in congressional language that the Defender Europe exercise is canceled and will be replaced by smaller drills in 2022. However, the exercise will not be the division-level event it was originally intended to be.
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Army closes in on replacement for Patriot air defense system
The linchpin of the Army’s future Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense (IAMD) system, the Integrated Battle Command System, or IBCS, will complete its critical initial operational test and evaluation in 2022.
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Here’s what the short-term budget deal will mean for Army modernization programs
The short-term budget deal approved by Congress, known as a continuing resolution, is freezing billions of dollars in planned acquisition programs across the Defense Department and will delay Army modernization efforts.
-
US Army, Lockheed find faster path to field air and missile defense radar
Lockheed has found a way to accelerate the Army’s critical Sentinel A4 program that will provide radar coverage for major air and missile defense systems coming online.
-
US Army’s light tank competition enters final stretch
Two competing light tank prototypes are moving into a U.S. Army limited user test, marking the final step before the service chooses just one to build for its Infantry Brigade Combat Teams.
-
US Army secretary talks FY23 budget and the war for talent
What are Secretary Wormuth’s biggest priorities, and what does she want her legacy to be?
-
Army reshapes Defender Pacific to bolster joint focus
The U.S. military exercise Defender Pacific is getting a makeover in hopes the event will improve joint targeting capabilities and concepts over the next few years.
-
‘No way around it’: Facing budget cuts, Army braces to fight for modernization
As budget experts caution the Army will see reduced or — at best — flat budgets in the coming years, service officials are readying for a more difficult look at how to cut costs to preserve modernization momentum. This could mean making harder decisions about the future of its inventory or making cuts to reduce…
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US Army gets its first look at Bradley replacement options
The five companies competing to design the replacement for the U.S. Army’s Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle recently finished an initial concept review, and the service has conducted a detailed assessment of those early digital designs, according to an official overseeing the program.
-
Post-Afghanistan, the US Army wants to carve out its role in the Pacific
With the U.S. military out of Afghanistan and operations in the Middle East no longer competing for resources and attention, the Army must chart its path in a great power conflict, and do so after decades of struggling to push modernization programs across the finish line.
-
US Army insists next year’s Defender Europe is not canceled
The U.S. Army is pushing back on claims made in congressional language that the Defender Europe exercise is canceled and will be replaced by smaller drills in 2022. However, the exercise will not be the division-level event it was originally intended to be.
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Army closes in on replacement for Patriot air defense system
The linchpin of the Army’s future Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense (IAMD) system, the Integrated Battle Command System, or IBCS, will complete its critical initial operational test and evaluation in 2022.
