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Army to kick off Joint Light Tactical Vehicle competition early next year
The U.S. Army is putting the finishing touches on its request for proposals to industry to officially open a competition worth up to $12 billion to build more Joint Light Tactical Vehicles.
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COVID snags Army’s race to fly future helicopter with next-gen engine
Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the U.S. Army set an aggressive goal for its next-generation helicopter engine program. But the timeline was not immune.
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Mark your calendar: The Black Hawk ‘Victor’ models are heading toward a key operational test
The Victor model is the first foray into an open-architecture system for the Army’s fleet of helicopters and could serve as a foundation or model for the service as it attempts to field two future vertical lift aircraft by 2030 with modular, open-system backbones.
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After delay, Joint Air-to-Ground Missile full-rate production decision now due in mid-2022
Having failed to achieve desired lethal effects on a maritime target, the U.S. Army and Marine Corps had to delay fielding of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile. But now a full-rate production decision is expected in the summer of 2022, according to Maj. Gen. Robert Rasch, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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US Army awards Chinook contract to Boeing despite lingering technical issues
The U.S. Army has awarded Boeing a $391 million contract to build the first lot of five CH-47F Block II aircraft for the active force, as the service and the company continue to address technical issues with the program.
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Odierno, former Army chief of staff, dies at 67
Retired Gen. Raymond Odierno, the former Army chief of staff, died Oct. 8, according to reports.
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Iron Dome heads to missile defense experiment in Guam
U.S. Army-owned Iron Dome is heading to the Indo-Pacific theater.
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‘Dark Eagle’ has landed: US Army finishes equipping first unit with hypersonic capability — minus the missiles
The Army has completed the delivery of the first hypersonic weapons battery to a unit at Joint Base Lewis McChord to begin training ahead of receiving hypersonic missiles at some point in fiscal 2023.
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Report: US Army could field two new vertical lift aircraft if service lives within its means
The Army’s pursuit to procure two future vertical lift aircraft by 2030 needs to have affordability at the forefront as it executes its programs, the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment says in a new report.
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Here’s how the new continuing resolution will frustrate the Pentagon
The short-term budget deal approved by Congress freezes billions of dollars in planned Pentagon acquisitions programs, as well as some of President Joe Biden’s top priorities to deter China. It could be months before they move ahead.
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Army to kick off Joint Light Tactical Vehicle competition early next year
The U.S. Army is putting the finishing touches on its request for proposals to industry to officially open a competition worth up to $12 billion to build more Joint Light Tactical Vehicles.
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COVID snags Army’s race to fly future helicopter with next-gen engine
Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the U.S. Army set an aggressive goal for its next-generation helicopter engine program. But the timeline was not immune.
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Mark your calendar: The Black Hawk ‘Victor’ models are heading toward a key operational test
The Victor model is the first foray into an open-architecture system for the Army’s fleet of helicopters and could serve as a foundation or model for the service as it attempts to field two future vertical lift aircraft by 2030 with modular, open-system backbones.
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After delay, Joint Air-to-Ground Missile full-rate production decision now due in mid-2022
Having failed to achieve desired lethal effects on a maritime target, the U.S. Army and Marine Corps had to delay fielding of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile. But now a full-rate production decision is expected in the summer of 2022, according to Maj. Gen. Robert Rasch, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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US Army awards Chinook contract to Boeing despite lingering technical issues
The U.S. Army has awarded Boeing a $391 million contract to build the first lot of five CH-47F Block II aircraft for the active force, as the service and the company continue to address technical issues with the program.
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Odierno, former Army chief of staff, dies at 67
Retired Gen. Raymond Odierno, the former Army chief of staff, died Oct. 8, according to reports.
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Iron Dome heads to missile defense experiment in Guam
U.S. Army-owned Iron Dome is heading to the Indo-Pacific theater.
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‘Dark Eagle’ has landed: US Army finishes equipping first unit with hypersonic capability — minus the missiles
The Army has completed the delivery of the first hypersonic weapons battery to a unit at Joint Base Lewis McChord to begin training ahead of receiving hypersonic missiles at some point in fiscal 2023.
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Report: US Army could field two new vertical lift aircraft if service lives within its means
The Army’s pursuit to procure two future vertical lift aircraft by 2030 needs to have affordability at the forefront as it executes its programs, the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment says in a new report.
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Here’s how the new continuing resolution will frustrate the Pentagon
The short-term budget deal approved by Congress freezes billions of dollars in planned Pentagon acquisitions programs, as well as some of President Joe Biden’s top priorities to deter China. It could be months before they move ahead.
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Army to kick off Joint Light Tactical Vehicle competition early next year
The U.S. Army is putting the finishing touches on its request for proposals to industry to officially open a competition worth up to $12 billion to build more Joint Light Tactical Vehicles.
-
COVID snags Army’s race to fly future helicopter with next-gen engine
Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the U.S. Army set an aggressive goal for its next-generation helicopter engine program. But the timeline was not immune.
-
Mark your calendar: The Black Hawk ‘Victor’ models are heading toward a key operational test
The Victor model is the first foray into an open-architecture system for the Army’s fleet of helicopters and could serve as a foundation or model for the service as it attempts to field two future vertical lift aircraft by 2030 with modular, open-system backbones.
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After delay, Joint Air-to-Ground Missile full-rate production decision now due in mid-2022
Having failed to achieve desired lethal effects on a maritime target, the U.S. Army and Marine Corps had to delay fielding of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile. But now a full-rate production decision is expected in the summer of 2022, according to Maj. Gen. Robert Rasch, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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US Army awards Chinook contract to Boeing despite lingering technical issues
The U.S. Army has awarded Boeing a $391 million contract to build the first lot of five CH-47F Block II aircraft for the active force, as the service and the company continue to address technical issues with the program.
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Odierno, former Army chief of staff, dies at 67
Retired Gen. Raymond Odierno, the former Army chief of staff, died Oct. 8, according to reports.
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Iron Dome heads to missile defense experiment in Guam
U.S. Army-owned Iron Dome is heading to the Indo-Pacific theater.
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‘Dark Eagle’ has landed: US Army finishes equipping first unit with hypersonic capability — minus the missiles
The Army has completed the delivery of the first hypersonic weapons battery to a unit at Joint Base Lewis McChord to begin training ahead of receiving hypersonic missiles at some point in fiscal 2023.
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Report: US Army could field two new vertical lift aircraft if service lives within its means
The Army’s pursuit to procure two future vertical lift aircraft by 2030 needs to have affordability at the forefront as it executes its programs, the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment says in a new report.
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Here’s how the new continuing resolution will frustrate the Pentagon
The short-term budget deal approved by Congress freezes billions of dollars in planned Pentagon acquisitions programs, as well as some of President Joe Biden’s top priorities to deter China. It could be months before they move ahead.
