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The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year’s batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
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Most problems found in Joint Light Tactical Vehicle have been fixed, officials say
Remaining fixes will require slight modifications once the Army decides what it wants, officials say.
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Can the Army’s Strykers be hacked? Cyber vulnerabilities found in upgunned vehicles
A report reveals cyber vulnerabilities in the platform.
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Here’s one of the big guns competing to be SOCOM’s next lightweight medium machine gun
The .338 NM machine gun is lighter than the current M240 in 7.62mm but can shoot with some of the same effects as the .50 caliber, a much heavier platform.
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Major upgrades are on the way for the Army’s missiles, tanks and artillery
These moves are in line with Army-wide efforts to get back to the near-peer fight and beef up unit equipment.
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Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
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This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
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New in 2019: The Army’s new way of war fighting will continue to evolve
Ongoing operations and experimentation will inform how the warfighting concept evolves.
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Marines look for IBM Watson-like artificial intelligence to plan large-scale wargames
The capability would help Marines leverage computing and gaming advances for warfighting.
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Army picks two companies to build prototypes for a new cannon-toting vehicle to back up infantry
Prototypes are expected in just over a year. The first units will get them in 2025.
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The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year’s batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
-
Most problems found in Joint Light Tactical Vehicle have been fixed, officials say
Remaining fixes will require slight modifications once the Army decides what it wants, officials say.
-
Can the Army’s Strykers be hacked? Cyber vulnerabilities found in upgunned vehicles
A report reveals cyber vulnerabilities in the platform.
-
Here’s one of the big guns competing to be SOCOM’s next lightweight medium machine gun
The .338 NM machine gun is lighter than the current M240 in 7.62mm but can shoot with some of the same effects as the .50 caliber, a much heavier platform.
-
Major upgrades are on the way for the Army’s missiles, tanks and artillery
These moves are in line with Army-wide efforts to get back to the near-peer fight and beef up unit equipment.
-
Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
-
This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s new way of war fighting will continue to evolve
Ongoing operations and experimentation will inform how the warfighting concept evolves.
-
Marines look for IBM Watson-like artificial intelligence to plan large-scale wargames
The capability would help Marines leverage computing and gaming advances for warfighting.
-
Army picks two companies to build prototypes for a new cannon-toting vehicle to back up infantry
Prototypes are expected in just over a year. The first units will get them in 2025.
-
The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year’s batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
-
Most problems found in Joint Light Tactical Vehicle have been fixed, officials say
Remaining fixes will require slight modifications once the Army decides what it wants, officials say.
-
Can the Army’s Strykers be hacked? Cyber vulnerabilities found in upgunned vehicles
A report reveals cyber vulnerabilities in the platform.
-
Here’s one of the big guns competing to be SOCOM’s next lightweight medium machine gun
The .338 NM machine gun is lighter than the current M240 in 7.62mm but can shoot with some of the same effects as the .50 caliber, a much heavier platform.
-
Major upgrades are on the way for the Army’s missiles, tanks and artillery
These moves are in line with Army-wide efforts to get back to the near-peer fight and beef up unit equipment.
-
Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
-
This new tool lets Army leaders see the battlefield from anywhere in the world
With this new tool, a commander could “log in” to the battle from across the globe.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s new way of war fighting will continue to evolve
Ongoing operations and experimentation will inform how the warfighting concept evolves.
-
Marines look for IBM Watson-like artificial intelligence to plan large-scale wargames
The capability would help Marines leverage computing and gaming advances for warfighting.
-
Army picks two companies to build prototypes for a new cannon-toting vehicle to back up infantry
Prototypes are expected in just over a year. The first units will get them in 2025.
