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House appropriators fund Hawaii missile defense radar, but cut dollars for Guam
The House Appropriations Committee is cutting a chunk out of the Missile Defense Agency’s funding to set up a more robust missile defense architecture to defend Guam.
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Army Futures Command chief on what his team got right — and wrong — since its founding
Defense News sat down with Gen. Mike Murray on one of his many trips to see modernization efforts in action, this time during Edge 21 at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah.
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US Army triggers competition for future long-range assault aircraft
The Army has released its request for proposals to two industry teams to build its future long-range assault aircraft. According to FY22 budget documents, it also laid out a schedule to reach a first unit equipped by FY30.
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Is the Army warming up to electric vehicles in its fleet?
Companies with commercial experience want to show the Army how capable electric-powered vehicles can be and overcome the challenges of operating them on the battlefield.
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House appropriators want more cargo helos for US Army in FY22
House appropriators’ funding of the CH-47F Block II Chinook cargo helicopter in its FY22 spending bill sets up another year of support for a procurement program for which the Army has little appetite.
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Bell V-280 Valor tech demonstrator retires from flight
The V-280 Valor first flew in December 2017 and is now retiring from flight as Bell prepares to compete to build the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft.
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AUSA to get new leader in October
AUSA will get a new president in October. Here’s who will take over just ahead of the association’s annual conference.
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US Army’s first mid-range missile battery coming in FY23 with 3 to follow
The U.S. Army will perform the lump sum of the work needed to field its first battery of medium-range missiles in fiscal 2022 and 23 and plans to pursue a total of four batteries to fill a gap in range capability necessary to provide overmatch in both the Pacific and Europe.
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US Army could soon have a high-power microwave to destroy small drone swarms
The Army wants to begin high-power microwave development and prototyping efforts in FY22 to defeat small drone swarms.
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US Army fires autonomous launcher in Pacific-focused demo
The Army put an autonomous High Mobility Artillery Rocket Launcher through its paces at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, to see how it might help a future fighting force in the Pacific.
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House appropriators fund Hawaii missile defense radar, but cut dollars for Guam
The House Appropriations Committee is cutting a chunk out of the Missile Defense Agency’s funding to set up a more robust missile defense architecture to defend Guam.
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Army Futures Command chief on what his team got right — and wrong — since its founding
Defense News sat down with Gen. Mike Murray on one of his many trips to see modernization efforts in action, this time during Edge 21 at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah.
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US Army triggers competition for future long-range assault aircraft
The Army has released its request for proposals to two industry teams to build its future long-range assault aircraft. According to FY22 budget documents, it also laid out a schedule to reach a first unit equipped by FY30.
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Is the Army warming up to electric vehicles in its fleet?
Companies with commercial experience want to show the Army how capable electric-powered vehicles can be and overcome the challenges of operating them on the battlefield.
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House appropriators want more cargo helos for US Army in FY22
House appropriators’ funding of the CH-47F Block II Chinook cargo helicopter in its FY22 spending bill sets up another year of support for a procurement program for which the Army has little appetite.
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Bell V-280 Valor tech demonstrator retires from flight
The V-280 Valor first flew in December 2017 and is now retiring from flight as Bell prepares to compete to build the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft.
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AUSA to get new leader in October
AUSA will get a new president in October. Here’s who will take over just ahead of the association’s annual conference.
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US Army’s first mid-range missile battery coming in FY23 with 3 to follow
The U.S. Army will perform the lump sum of the work needed to field its first battery of medium-range missiles in fiscal 2022 and 23 and plans to pursue a total of four batteries to fill a gap in range capability necessary to provide overmatch in both the Pacific and Europe.
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US Army could soon have a high-power microwave to destroy small drone swarms
The Army wants to begin high-power microwave development and prototyping efforts in FY22 to defeat small drone swarms.
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US Army fires autonomous launcher in Pacific-focused demo
The Army put an autonomous High Mobility Artillery Rocket Launcher through its paces at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, to see how it might help a future fighting force in the Pacific.
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House appropriators fund Hawaii missile defense radar, but cut dollars for Guam
The House Appropriations Committee is cutting a chunk out of the Missile Defense Agency’s funding to set up a more robust missile defense architecture to defend Guam.
-
Army Futures Command chief on what his team got right — and wrong — since its founding
Defense News sat down with Gen. Mike Murray on one of his many trips to see modernization efforts in action, this time during Edge 21 at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah.
-
US Army triggers competition for future long-range assault aircraft
The Army has released its request for proposals to two industry teams to build its future long-range assault aircraft. According to FY22 budget documents, it also laid out a schedule to reach a first unit equipped by FY30.
-
Is the Army warming up to electric vehicles in its fleet?
Companies with commercial experience want to show the Army how capable electric-powered vehicles can be and overcome the challenges of operating them on the battlefield.
-
House appropriators want more cargo helos for US Army in FY22
House appropriators’ funding of the CH-47F Block II Chinook cargo helicopter in its FY22 spending bill sets up another year of support for a procurement program for which the Army has little appetite.
-
Bell V-280 Valor tech demonstrator retires from flight
The V-280 Valor first flew in December 2017 and is now retiring from flight as Bell prepares to compete to build the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft.
-
AUSA to get new leader in October
AUSA will get a new president in October. Here’s who will take over just ahead of the association’s annual conference.
-
US Army’s first mid-range missile battery coming in FY23 with 3 to follow
The U.S. Army will perform the lump sum of the work needed to field its first battery of medium-range missiles in fiscal 2022 and 23 and plans to pursue a total of four batteries to fill a gap in range capability necessary to provide overmatch in both the Pacific and Europe.
-
US Army could soon have a high-power microwave to destroy small drone swarms
The Army wants to begin high-power microwave development and prototyping efforts in FY22 to defeat small drone swarms.
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US Army fires autonomous launcher in Pacific-focused demo
The Army put an autonomous High Mobility Artillery Rocket Launcher through its paces at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, to see how it might help a future fighting force in the Pacific.
