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First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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US Army picks 6 companies to tackle how to power electric combat vehicles in the field
How will the U.S. Army power 225,000 vehicles out in the field? Six companies are tasked to come up with ideas.
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Preliminary design review looms for Army’s next set of tactical network tools
The next set of tactical network tools will soon pass through its preliminary design review.
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
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US Army picks 5 innovators to help increase its howitzer firing rate
The Army has picked five innovative small businesses to help improve the rate of fire in artillery systems as it continues to work on an internally funded and developed autoloader for its future Extended Range Cannon Artillery system.
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Three industry teams demonstrate capability to destroy small drones at Yuma
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office and the U.S. Air Force evaluated three new systems capable of defeating small drone threats in the Arizona desert.
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Pencils up: Bids are due for Army’s Bradley replacement and it’s only the beginning
Here’s who will be competing in the initial design phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Competition.
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With new CH-47 variant back in flight tests, Boeing hopes for production contract
Boeing is expecting the Army to award a first production contract for the CH-47F Block II Chinook this fiscal year as it dives back into flight testing.
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US Army finalizes requirements for future attack reconnaissance aircraft
Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft designs has passed through the requirements gauntlet.
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US Army building up force in Europe with two new units
The U.S. Army is building up its forces in Europe. Here’s how.
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First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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US Army picks 6 companies to tackle how to power electric combat vehicles in the field
How will the U.S. Army power 225,000 vehicles out in the field? Six companies are tasked to come up with ideas.
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Preliminary design review looms for Army’s next set of tactical network tools
The next set of tactical network tools will soon pass through its preliminary design review.
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
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US Army picks 5 innovators to help increase its howitzer firing rate
The Army has picked five innovative small businesses to help improve the rate of fire in artillery systems as it continues to work on an internally funded and developed autoloader for its future Extended Range Cannon Artillery system.
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Three industry teams demonstrate capability to destroy small drones at Yuma
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office and the U.S. Air Force evaluated three new systems capable of defeating small drone threats in the Arizona desert.
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Pencils up: Bids are due for Army’s Bradley replacement and it’s only the beginning
Here’s who will be competing in the initial design phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Competition.
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With new CH-47 variant back in flight tests, Boeing hopes for production contract
Boeing is expecting the Army to award a first production contract for the CH-47F Block II Chinook this fiscal year as it dives back into flight testing.
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US Army finalizes requirements for future attack reconnaissance aircraft
Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft designs has passed through the requirements gauntlet.
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US Army building up force in Europe with two new units
The U.S. Army is building up its forces in Europe. Here’s how.
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First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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US Army picks 6 companies to tackle how to power electric combat vehicles in the field
How will the U.S. Army power 225,000 vehicles out in the field? Six companies are tasked to come up with ideas.
-
Preliminary design review looms for Army’s next set of tactical network tools
The next set of tactical network tools will soon pass through its preliminary design review.
-
US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
-
US Army picks 5 innovators to help increase its howitzer firing rate
The Army has picked five innovative small businesses to help improve the rate of fire in artillery systems as it continues to work on an internally funded and developed autoloader for its future Extended Range Cannon Artillery system.
-
Three industry teams demonstrate capability to destroy small drones at Yuma
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office and the U.S. Air Force evaluated three new systems capable of defeating small drone threats in the Arizona desert.
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Pencils up: Bids are due for Army’s Bradley replacement and it’s only the beginning
Here’s who will be competing in the initial design phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Competition.
-
With new CH-47 variant back in flight tests, Boeing hopes for production contract
Boeing is expecting the Army to award a first production contract for the CH-47F Block II Chinook this fiscal year as it dives back into flight testing.
-
US Army finalizes requirements for future attack reconnaissance aircraft
Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft designs has passed through the requirements gauntlet.
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US Army building up force in Europe with two new units
The U.S. Army is building up its forces in Europe. Here’s how.
