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After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
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Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
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Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
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Lockheed deems first test shot of precision strike missile a success, amid Raytheon delay
Lockheed Martin reports its first flight of its precision strike missile hit all test objectives. Meanwhile, its direct competitor’s PrSM test has been delayed.
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Congress wants five-year budget plan for European defense fund
Congress is giving the Pentagon a tight deadline to produce a future years plan for European Deterrence Initiative funding, among other requirements.
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US Army picks two vehicle protection systems to evaluate realm of the possible
A new round of hard-kill active protection system evaluations could help the Army determine its approach for a multitude of combat vehicles in the future.
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Whistleblower accuses Navistar of fraudulent pricing for MRAPs in newly unsealed complaint
Following an investigation, the U.S. government is now pursuing a complaint filed six years ago by a whistleblower at Navistar Defense over alleged price gouging for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles rapidly procured for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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What’s the point of virtual training if it doesn’t feel real? The US Army is tackling the problem
The U.S. Army is driving realism into virtual training to enhance effectiveness, but it’s not an easy task.
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Navistar’s challenge against US Army over vehicle buys hangs in the balance
A decision on Navistar’s lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the Army over its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle orders could establish new levels of legal clarity when it comes to contracting and competition.
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Northrop sets up shop in Warsaw
Northrop Grumman has opened an office in Warsaw as business with Poland heats up.
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After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
-
Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
-
Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
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Lockheed deems first test shot of precision strike missile a success, amid Raytheon delay
Lockheed Martin reports its first flight of its precision strike missile hit all test objectives. Meanwhile, its direct competitor’s PrSM test has been delayed.
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Congress wants five-year budget plan for European defense fund
Congress is giving the Pentagon a tight deadline to produce a future years plan for European Deterrence Initiative funding, among other requirements.
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US Army picks two vehicle protection systems to evaluate realm of the possible
A new round of hard-kill active protection system evaluations could help the Army determine its approach for a multitude of combat vehicles in the future.
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Whistleblower accuses Navistar of fraudulent pricing for MRAPs in newly unsealed complaint
Following an investigation, the U.S. government is now pursuing a complaint filed six years ago by a whistleblower at Navistar Defense over alleged price gouging for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles rapidly procured for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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What’s the point of virtual training if it doesn’t feel real? The US Army is tackling the problem
The U.S. Army is driving realism into virtual training to enhance effectiveness, but it’s not an easy task.
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Navistar’s challenge against US Army over vehicle buys hangs in the balance
A decision on Navistar’s lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the Army over its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle orders could establish new levels of legal clarity when it comes to contracting and competition.
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Northrop sets up shop in Warsaw
Northrop Grumman has opened an office in Warsaw as business with Poland heats up.
-
After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
-
Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
-
Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
-
Lockheed deems first test shot of precision strike missile a success, amid Raytheon delay
Lockheed Martin reports its first flight of its precision strike missile hit all test objectives. Meanwhile, its direct competitor’s PrSM test has been delayed.
-
Congress wants five-year budget plan for European defense fund
Congress is giving the Pentagon a tight deadline to produce a future years plan for European Deterrence Initiative funding, among other requirements.
-
US Army picks two vehicle protection systems to evaluate realm of the possible
A new round of hard-kill active protection system evaluations could help the Army determine its approach for a multitude of combat vehicles in the future.
-
Whistleblower accuses Navistar of fraudulent pricing for MRAPs in newly unsealed complaint
Following an investigation, the U.S. government is now pursuing a complaint filed six years ago by a whistleblower at Navistar Defense over alleged price gouging for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles rapidly procured for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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What’s the point of virtual training if it doesn’t feel real? The US Army is tackling the problem
The U.S. Army is driving realism into virtual training to enhance effectiveness, but it’s not an easy task.
-
Navistar’s challenge against US Army over vehicle buys hangs in the balance
A decision on Navistar’s lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the Army over its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle orders could establish new levels of legal clarity when it comes to contracting and competition.
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Northrop sets up shop in Warsaw
Northrop Grumman has opened an office in Warsaw as business with Poland heats up.
