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US Army plans long-range missile fly-offs for future helicopters
Fly-offs are coming up in the next few years to assess possible long-range missile options for the Army’s future fleet of helicopters.
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Cost tripled for missile defense warhead, despite prior warnings, GAO finds
The cost to develop the now-canceled Redesigned Kill Vehicle program for homeland missile defense more than tripled, and the program’s schedule slipped by four years, a new U.S. government watchdog report reveals.
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Private equity firm buys Humvee-maker AM General
Joint Light Tactical Vehicle competitor AM General has been sold to KPS Capital Partners.
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Army on path to use space sensors to help guns on the ground see farther
The service was able to link space sensors with shooters in live-fire demonstrations in Germany on three separate occasions.
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Pandemic not slowing Army plans to field enduring indirect fires protection capability
The Army conducted a virtual industry day to keep its program to field an indirect fires protection capability moving forward amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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First candidate for US Army’s future tactical drone gets first soldier-operated flight
Army soldiers have flown the first of four different unmanned aircraft systems in the running to replace the Shadow drone.
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Army to hold competition to build ventilators for COVID-19 emergency response
The Army is tapping its competition program xTechSearch to find businesses capable of developing rapidly produced life-saving ventilators to help treat COVID-19 patients.
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How are the US Army’s modernization plans faring under a pandemic?
Will the COVID-19 pandemic derail Army modernization efforts? The service is war-gaming mitigation strategies.
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Boeing stops work at Philadelphia facility, halting production of H-47 and V-22 aircraft
Boeing will close for two weeks amid the spread of COVID-19 in region.
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Missile Defense Agency to inject competition into homeland missile defense contract
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency might break up a development and sustainment contract for its Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system long held by Boeing in order drive up competition.
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US Army plans long-range missile fly-offs for future helicopters
Fly-offs are coming up in the next few years to assess possible long-range missile options for the Army’s future fleet of helicopters.
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Cost tripled for missile defense warhead, despite prior warnings, GAO finds
The cost to develop the now-canceled Redesigned Kill Vehicle program for homeland missile defense more than tripled, and the program’s schedule slipped by four years, a new U.S. government watchdog report reveals.
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Private equity firm buys Humvee-maker AM General
Joint Light Tactical Vehicle competitor AM General has been sold to KPS Capital Partners.
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Army on path to use space sensors to help guns on the ground see farther
The service was able to link space sensors with shooters in live-fire demonstrations in Germany on three separate occasions.
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Pandemic not slowing Army plans to field enduring indirect fires protection capability
The Army conducted a virtual industry day to keep its program to field an indirect fires protection capability moving forward amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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First candidate for US Army’s future tactical drone gets first soldier-operated flight
Army soldiers have flown the first of four different unmanned aircraft systems in the running to replace the Shadow drone.
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Army to hold competition to build ventilators for COVID-19 emergency response
The Army is tapping its competition program xTechSearch to find businesses capable of developing rapidly produced life-saving ventilators to help treat COVID-19 patients.
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How are the US Army’s modernization plans faring under a pandemic?
Will the COVID-19 pandemic derail Army modernization efforts? The service is war-gaming mitigation strategies.
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Boeing stops work at Philadelphia facility, halting production of H-47 and V-22 aircraft
Boeing will close for two weeks amid the spread of COVID-19 in region.
-
Missile Defense Agency to inject competition into homeland missile defense contract
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency might break up a development and sustainment contract for its Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system long held by Boeing in order drive up competition.
-
US Army plans long-range missile fly-offs for future helicopters
Fly-offs are coming up in the next few years to assess possible long-range missile options for the Army’s future fleet of helicopters.
-
Cost tripled for missile defense warhead, despite prior warnings, GAO finds
The cost to develop the now-canceled Redesigned Kill Vehicle program for homeland missile defense more than tripled, and the program’s schedule slipped by four years, a new U.S. government watchdog report reveals.
-
Private equity firm buys Humvee-maker AM General
Joint Light Tactical Vehicle competitor AM General has been sold to KPS Capital Partners.
-
Army on path to use space sensors to help guns on the ground see farther
The service was able to link space sensors with shooters in live-fire demonstrations in Germany on three separate occasions.
-
Pandemic not slowing Army plans to field enduring indirect fires protection capability
The Army conducted a virtual industry day to keep its program to field an indirect fires protection capability moving forward amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
First candidate for US Army’s future tactical drone gets first soldier-operated flight
Army soldiers have flown the first of four different unmanned aircraft systems in the running to replace the Shadow drone.
-
Army to hold competition to build ventilators for COVID-19 emergency response
The Army is tapping its competition program xTechSearch to find businesses capable of developing rapidly produced life-saving ventilators to help treat COVID-19 patients.
-
How are the US Army’s modernization plans faring under a pandemic?
Will the COVID-19 pandemic derail Army modernization efforts? The service is war-gaming mitigation strategies.
-
Boeing stops work at Philadelphia facility, halting production of H-47 and V-22 aircraft
Boeing will close for two weeks amid the spread of COVID-19 in region.
-
Missile Defense Agency to inject competition into homeland missile defense contract
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency might break up a development and sustainment contract for its Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system long held by Boeing in order drive up competition.
