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Army speeds up development of multipurpose ‘launched effects’
The Army has more funding freed up for launched effects efforts to move more quickly as the result of an aviation rebalance.
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US Army aims to pick a robotic combat vehicle vendor next spring
Industry technology for autonomous navigation in rough terrain is still “nowhere near” required off-road conditions, a senior service official said.
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Army closes in on autonomous boats to ferry supplies into battle
Watercraft and large cargo drones are early pursuits in Army’s future autonomous resupply distribution chain.
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When will the Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?
With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame.
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What the Army is planning for its vehicle-protection push
The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.
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Soldiers want more out of the Army’s new Infantry Squad Vehicles
“We have a nine-seat variant,” a senior Army official said. “We know that’s not the right configuration or the only configuration.”
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Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
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US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
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Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
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Army speeds up development of multipurpose ‘launched effects’
The Army has more funding freed up for launched effects efforts to move more quickly as the result of an aviation rebalance.
-
US Army aims to pick a robotic combat vehicle vendor next spring
Industry technology for autonomous navigation in rough terrain is still “nowhere near” required off-road conditions, a senior service official said.
-
Army closes in on autonomous boats to ferry supplies into battle
Watercraft and large cargo drones are early pursuits in Army’s future autonomous resupply distribution chain.
-
When will the Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?
With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame.
-
What the Army is planning for its vehicle-protection push
The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.
-
Soldiers want more out of the Army’s new Infantry Squad Vehicles
“We have a nine-seat variant,” a senior Army official said. “We know that’s not the right configuration or the only configuration.”
-
Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
-
Army speeds up development of multipurpose ‘launched effects’
The Army has more funding freed up for launched effects efforts to move more quickly as the result of an aviation rebalance.
-
US Army aims to pick a robotic combat vehicle vendor next spring
Industry technology for autonomous navigation in rough terrain is still “nowhere near” required off-road conditions, a senior service official said.
-
Army closes in on autonomous boats to ferry supplies into battle
Watercraft and large cargo drones are early pursuits in Army’s future autonomous resupply distribution chain.
-
When will the Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?
With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame.
-
What the Army is planning for its vehicle-protection push
The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.
-
Soldiers want more out of the Army’s new Infantry Squad Vehicles
“We have a nine-seat variant,” a senior Army official said. “We know that’s not the right configuration or the only configuration.”
-
Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
