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US Army, Marines want to make the Hellfire missile replacement more deadly at sea
After working out kinks related to the Hellfire missile replacement’s lethality in a maritime environment, the Army and Marine Corps are heading into more tests of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile against targets at sea.
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Active protection fielding for Bradley vehicle uncertain after tech problems, budget cuts
Budget and technical woes mar the production schedule for the Iron First APS program for the Bradley vehicle.
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US Army wants $364 million for Defender Pacific in FY21
Defender Pacific will expand in FY21 and the Army is asking for over $350 million to conduct the exercise as it seeks to strengthen ties and capability in the region.
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US Army’s $7 billion wish list would boost multidomain units and wartime funding
The Army’s FY21 wish list would inject funding into multidomain units, wartime funding, modernization efforts, personnel needs and infrastructure improvements.
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Raytheon completes first antenna for US Army’s new missile defense radar
Raytheon makes headway on building the Army’s first next-generation missile defense radar.
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Defiant, Raider and SARA fly together in first public demo
The SB-1 Defiant, the S-97 Raider and the Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft fly together for first time publicly.
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Lockheed’s Raider X enters construction in advance of US Army’s decision on way forward
While the U.S. Army will select two companies to proceed on a future aircraft effort next month, Lockheed is already using funding to build its Raider X coaxial helicopter.
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Poland’s Aegis Ashore delayed to 2022 with new way forward coming soon
Poland’s Aegis Ashore site continues to have problems and additional delays, but the Missile Defense Agency director said a plan to move forward is coming very soon.
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After protest, Army launches new competition for robotic mule
Four candidates are back in the running to compete to be the Army’s robotic mule for the light infantry.
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In FY21 budget, US Army restores $200 million cut from night court
The Army is restoring some funding to programs that experienced cuts as the result of the service’s FY20 night court.
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US Army, Marines want to make the Hellfire missile replacement more deadly at sea
After working out kinks related to the Hellfire missile replacement’s lethality in a maritime environment, the Army and Marine Corps are heading into more tests of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile against targets at sea.
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Active protection fielding for Bradley vehicle uncertain after tech problems, budget cuts
Budget and technical woes mar the production schedule for the Iron First APS program for the Bradley vehicle.
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US Army wants $364 million for Defender Pacific in FY21
Defender Pacific will expand in FY21 and the Army is asking for over $350 million to conduct the exercise as it seeks to strengthen ties and capability in the region.
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US Army’s $7 billion wish list would boost multidomain units and wartime funding
The Army’s FY21 wish list would inject funding into multidomain units, wartime funding, modernization efforts, personnel needs and infrastructure improvements.
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Raytheon completes first antenna for US Army’s new missile defense radar
Raytheon makes headway on building the Army’s first next-generation missile defense radar.
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Defiant, Raider and SARA fly together in first public demo
The SB-1 Defiant, the S-97 Raider and the Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft fly together for first time publicly.
-
Lockheed’s Raider X enters construction in advance of US Army’s decision on way forward
While the U.S. Army will select two companies to proceed on a future aircraft effort next month, Lockheed is already using funding to build its Raider X coaxial helicopter.
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Poland’s Aegis Ashore delayed to 2022 with new way forward coming soon
Poland’s Aegis Ashore site continues to have problems and additional delays, but the Missile Defense Agency director said a plan to move forward is coming very soon.
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After protest, Army launches new competition for robotic mule
Four candidates are back in the running to compete to be the Army’s robotic mule for the light infantry.
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In FY21 budget, US Army restores $200 million cut from night court
The Army is restoring some funding to programs that experienced cuts as the result of the service’s FY20 night court.
-
US Army, Marines want to make the Hellfire missile replacement more deadly at sea
After working out kinks related to the Hellfire missile replacement’s lethality in a maritime environment, the Army and Marine Corps are heading into more tests of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile against targets at sea.
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Active protection fielding for Bradley vehicle uncertain after tech problems, budget cuts
Budget and technical woes mar the production schedule for the Iron First APS program for the Bradley vehicle.
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US Army wants $364 million for Defender Pacific in FY21
Defender Pacific will expand in FY21 and the Army is asking for over $350 million to conduct the exercise as it seeks to strengthen ties and capability in the region.
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US Army’s $7 billion wish list would boost multidomain units and wartime funding
The Army’s FY21 wish list would inject funding into multidomain units, wartime funding, modernization efforts, personnel needs and infrastructure improvements.
-
Raytheon completes first antenna for US Army’s new missile defense radar
Raytheon makes headway on building the Army’s first next-generation missile defense radar.
-
Defiant, Raider and SARA fly together in first public demo
The SB-1 Defiant, the S-97 Raider and the Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft fly together for first time publicly.
-
Lockheed’s Raider X enters construction in advance of US Army’s decision on way forward
While the U.S. Army will select two companies to proceed on a future aircraft effort next month, Lockheed is already using funding to build its Raider X coaxial helicopter.
-
Poland’s Aegis Ashore delayed to 2022 with new way forward coming soon
Poland’s Aegis Ashore site continues to have problems and additional delays, but the Missile Defense Agency director said a plan to move forward is coming very soon.
-
After protest, Army launches new competition for robotic mule
Four candidates are back in the running to compete to be the Army’s robotic mule for the light infantry.
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In FY21 budget, US Army restores $200 million cut from night court
The Army is restoring some funding to programs that experienced cuts as the result of the service’s FY20 night court.
