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How the DoD plans to meet its ambitious hypersonic missile test schedule
The Pentagon is in a race to field hypersonic weapons and is preparing for a packed test schedule next year to get the job done.
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American trucks land in Israel to support Iron Dome testing ahead of US Army delivery
U.S. trucks have landed via Ukrainian cargo plane in Israel to complete Iron Dome batteries for in-country testing before they are delivered to the U.S. Army.
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MDA pauses defensive hypersonic missile design to refocus plan
Missile Defense Agency has paused its effort to design a defensive hypersonic glide-phase interceptor. The agency’s director explains why.
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Lockheed dives into next-generation missile defense interceptor competition
Lockheed Martin jumps in to compete against Boeing and a Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team to build the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
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Pandemic lengthens delay in US Army’s M113 vehicle replacement program
Delivery of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle has been pushed back due to the spread of COVID-19, adding to an already delayed program.
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Raytheon and Rafael to build Iron Dome in US
The American and Israeli companies are teaming up to build full-up Iron Dome systems in the United States.
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Boeing wins $265 million to build more special ops Chinook helos
The Army has minted another deal with Boeing for more special ops Chinooks.
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After COVID delay, high-stakes test of Army’s critical battle command system underway
The Army’s Integrated Battle Command System is finally being put through its paces in a major test ahead of a production decision later this year.
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US Army sets timeline for long-range assault helo prototypes
The Army is still grappling with a final plan for its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft prototyping effort, but is aiming for a contract award to build them in early 2022.
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Congressional oversight of homeland missile defense plans increase in FY21 defense policy bills
A number of provisions in the House and Senate versions of the FY21 defense policy bill ask to see the Missile Defense Agency’s homework on its plans to bolster its homeland missile defense and push for quicker ways to fill possible gaps that would address emerging threats.
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How the DoD plans to meet its ambitious hypersonic missile test schedule
The Pentagon is in a race to field hypersonic weapons and is preparing for a packed test schedule next year to get the job done.
-
American trucks land in Israel to support Iron Dome testing ahead of US Army delivery
U.S. trucks have landed via Ukrainian cargo plane in Israel to complete Iron Dome batteries for in-country testing before they are delivered to the U.S. Army.
-
MDA pauses defensive hypersonic missile design to refocus plan
Missile Defense Agency has paused its effort to design a defensive hypersonic glide-phase interceptor. The agency’s director explains why.
-
Lockheed dives into next-generation missile defense interceptor competition
Lockheed Martin jumps in to compete against Boeing and a Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team to build the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
-
Pandemic lengthens delay in US Army’s M113 vehicle replacement program
Delivery of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle has been pushed back due to the spread of COVID-19, adding to an already delayed program.
-
Raytheon and Rafael to build Iron Dome in US
The American and Israeli companies are teaming up to build full-up Iron Dome systems in the United States.
-
Boeing wins $265 million to build more special ops Chinook helos
The Army has minted another deal with Boeing for more special ops Chinooks.
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After COVID delay, high-stakes test of Army’s critical battle command system underway
The Army’s Integrated Battle Command System is finally being put through its paces in a major test ahead of a production decision later this year.
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US Army sets timeline for long-range assault helo prototypes
The Army is still grappling with a final plan for its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft prototyping effort, but is aiming for a contract award to build them in early 2022.
-
Congressional oversight of homeland missile defense plans increase in FY21 defense policy bills
A number of provisions in the House and Senate versions of the FY21 defense policy bill ask to see the Missile Defense Agency’s homework on its plans to bolster its homeland missile defense and push for quicker ways to fill possible gaps that would address emerging threats.
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How the DoD plans to meet its ambitious hypersonic missile test schedule
The Pentagon is in a race to field hypersonic weapons and is preparing for a packed test schedule next year to get the job done.
-
American trucks land in Israel to support Iron Dome testing ahead of US Army delivery
U.S. trucks have landed via Ukrainian cargo plane in Israel to complete Iron Dome batteries for in-country testing before they are delivered to the U.S. Army.
-
MDA pauses defensive hypersonic missile design to refocus plan
Missile Defense Agency has paused its effort to design a defensive hypersonic glide-phase interceptor. The agency’s director explains why.
-
Lockheed dives into next-generation missile defense interceptor competition
Lockheed Martin jumps in to compete against Boeing and a Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team to build the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
-
Pandemic lengthens delay in US Army’s M113 vehicle replacement program
Delivery of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle has been pushed back due to the spread of COVID-19, adding to an already delayed program.
-
Raytheon and Rafael to build Iron Dome in US
The American and Israeli companies are teaming up to build full-up Iron Dome systems in the United States.
-
Boeing wins $265 million to build more special ops Chinook helos
The Army has minted another deal with Boeing for more special ops Chinooks.
-
After COVID delay, high-stakes test of Army’s critical battle command system underway
The Army’s Integrated Battle Command System is finally being put through its paces in a major test ahead of a production decision later this year.
-
US Army sets timeline for long-range assault helo prototypes
The Army is still grappling with a final plan for its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft prototyping effort, but is aiming for a contract award to build them in early 2022.
-
Congressional oversight of homeland missile defense plans increase in FY21 defense policy bills
A number of provisions in the House and Senate versions of the FY21 defense policy bill ask to see the Missile Defense Agency’s homework on its plans to bolster its homeland missile defense and push for quicker ways to fill possible gaps that would address emerging threats.



