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AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
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Boeing assembles team to bid for next-gen missile defense interceptor
Boeing is teaming up to compete for the Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
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Flooding the zone: Future aviation capability tightens kill chain at Project Convergence
The Army has demonstrated next-level teaming of air assets in a multidomain environment against near-peer adversaries in Arizona desert.
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US Army gives green light to shape vehicle electrification requirements
The Army has been given the go-ahead to develop requirements to provide electric power to tactical and combat vehicles.
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Laying the groundwork: US Army unveils rough plan to formalize robotic combat vehicles effort
The Army has carved out a rough plan to develop medium and light robotic combat vehicles that will enter the future force at the turn of the decade.
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Army backs off idea to submit its own bid in Bradley replacement competition
The Army is taking itself out of the running to compete in its own Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program after taking industry feedback into consideration.
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Army Futures Command picks Austin Community College for software factory
The Army is setting up a software factory that will help the service collaborate with students and industry as it modernizes in the digital age.
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New Pentagon directive will put programs on more solid ground, says MDA boss
Updates to the Missile Defense Agency’s charter will make programs internally developed more solid, its director said at the Defense News Conference.
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Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
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For the US Army’s fires capability, 2023 is the year that will change everything
The Army is in hot pursuit of missiles that provide strategic, mid-range and short-range capability against adversaries like Russia and China.
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AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
-
Boeing assembles team to bid for next-gen missile defense interceptor
Boeing is teaming up to compete for the Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
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Flooding the zone: Future aviation capability tightens kill chain at Project Convergence
The Army has demonstrated next-level teaming of air assets in a multidomain environment against near-peer adversaries in Arizona desert.
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US Army gives green light to shape vehicle electrification requirements
The Army has been given the go-ahead to develop requirements to provide electric power to tactical and combat vehicles.
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Laying the groundwork: US Army unveils rough plan to formalize robotic combat vehicles effort
The Army has carved out a rough plan to develop medium and light robotic combat vehicles that will enter the future force at the turn of the decade.
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Army backs off idea to submit its own bid in Bradley replacement competition
The Army is taking itself out of the running to compete in its own Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program after taking industry feedback into consideration.
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Army Futures Command picks Austin Community College for software factory
The Army is setting up a software factory that will help the service collaborate with students and industry as it modernizes in the digital age.
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New Pentagon directive will put programs on more solid ground, says MDA boss
Updates to the Missile Defense Agency’s charter will make programs internally developed more solid, its director said at the Defense News Conference.
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Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
-
For the US Army’s fires capability, 2023 is the year that will change everything
The Army is in hot pursuit of missiles that provide strategic, mid-range and short-range capability against adversaries like Russia and China.
-
AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
-
Boeing assembles team to bid for next-gen missile defense interceptor
Boeing is teaming up to compete for the Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
-
Flooding the zone: Future aviation capability tightens kill chain at Project Convergence
The Army has demonstrated next-level teaming of air assets in a multidomain environment against near-peer adversaries in Arizona desert.
-
US Army gives green light to shape vehicle electrification requirements
The Army has been given the go-ahead to develop requirements to provide electric power to tactical and combat vehicles.
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Laying the groundwork: US Army unveils rough plan to formalize robotic combat vehicles effort
The Army has carved out a rough plan to develop medium and light robotic combat vehicles that will enter the future force at the turn of the decade.
-
Army backs off idea to submit its own bid in Bradley replacement competition
The Army is taking itself out of the running to compete in its own Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program after taking industry feedback into consideration.
-
Army Futures Command picks Austin Community College for software factory
The Army is setting up a software factory that will help the service collaborate with students and industry as it modernizes in the digital age.
-
New Pentagon directive will put programs on more solid ground, says MDA boss
Updates to the Missile Defense Agency’s charter will make programs internally developed more solid, its director said at the Defense News Conference.
-
Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
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For the US Army’s fires capability, 2023 is the year that will change everything
The Army is in hot pursuit of missiles that provide strategic, mid-range and short-range capability against adversaries like Russia and China.
