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European coalition to give refurbished Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine
The tanks, predecessors of the more capable Leopard 2, are held in storage by German defense companies and are in various readiness conditions.
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Army sets sights on 2024 for next Project Convergence
The timeframe is later than usual; the Army has typically held the event in late fall.
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Congress must restore order to the Navy’s amphibious ship program
If the relocated Marines are no longer in position to engage enemy ships or missiles, they become irrelevant.
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Turkey picks South Korean transmission for Altay tank
A South Korean manufacturer, SNT Dynamics, it will supply transmissions for the engines that will power the Altay, Turkey’s first indigenous tank.
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Norway wants to buy dozens of new Leopard 2 tanks
An industry deal has yet to be signed, though government officials have been pursing contract negotiations while testing tank contenders.
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Connecticut lawmakers demand more information on Army helicopter award
The Army this week declined to discuss its FLRAA decision with lawmakers, citing the protest period.
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Pentagon tester gives thumbs up to US Army electronic warfare planner
Little information about EWPMT was included in the weapon tester’s previous public report, with details restricted to a select group.
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Testing to correct Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle issues wraps up
The Army is reviewing data from recently wrapped up testing to see if corrective measures it took to fix issues with the Infantry Squad Vehicle worked.
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Argentina negotiates large order of Brazilian Guarani armored vehicles
Argentina has officially declared its aim to buy 156 Guarani armored vehicles produced in Brazil, having signed a letter of intent.
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US Army goes virtual to help Ukraine maintain weapons
The Army is realizing the value of remote maintenance, now used to help Ukraine, for future sustainment in highly contested environments.
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European coalition to give refurbished Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine
The tanks, predecessors of the more capable Leopard 2, are held in storage by German defense companies and are in various readiness conditions.
-
Army sets sights on 2024 for next Project Convergence
The timeframe is later than usual; the Army has typically held the event in late fall.
-
Congress must restore order to the Navy’s amphibious ship program
If the relocated Marines are no longer in position to engage enemy ships or missiles, they become irrelevant.
-
Turkey picks South Korean transmission for Altay tank
A South Korean manufacturer, SNT Dynamics, it will supply transmissions for the engines that will power the Altay, Turkey’s first indigenous tank.
-
Norway wants to buy dozens of new Leopard 2 tanks
An industry deal has yet to be signed, though government officials have been pursing contract negotiations while testing tank contenders.
-
Connecticut lawmakers demand more information on Army helicopter award
The Army this week declined to discuss its FLRAA decision with lawmakers, citing the protest period.
-
Pentagon tester gives thumbs up to US Army electronic warfare planner
Little information about EWPMT was included in the weapon tester’s previous public report, with details restricted to a select group.
-
Testing to correct Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle issues wraps up
The Army is reviewing data from recently wrapped up testing to see if corrective measures it took to fix issues with the Infantry Squad Vehicle worked.
-
Argentina negotiates large order of Brazilian Guarani armored vehicles
Argentina has officially declared its aim to buy 156 Guarani armored vehicles produced in Brazil, having signed a letter of intent.
-
US Army goes virtual to help Ukraine maintain weapons
The Army is realizing the value of remote maintenance, now used to help Ukraine, for future sustainment in highly contested environments.
-
European coalition to give refurbished Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine
The tanks, predecessors of the more capable Leopard 2, are held in storage by German defense companies and are in various readiness conditions.
-
Army sets sights on 2024 for next Project Convergence
The timeframe is later than usual; the Army has typically held the event in late fall.
-
Congress must restore order to the Navy’s amphibious ship program
If the relocated Marines are no longer in position to engage enemy ships or missiles, they become irrelevant.
-
Turkey picks South Korean transmission for Altay tank
A South Korean manufacturer, SNT Dynamics, it will supply transmissions for the engines that will power the Altay, Turkey’s first indigenous tank.
-
Norway wants to buy dozens of new Leopard 2 tanks
An industry deal has yet to be signed, though government officials have been pursing contract negotiations while testing tank contenders.
-
Connecticut lawmakers demand more information on Army helicopter award
The Army this week declined to discuss its FLRAA decision with lawmakers, citing the protest period.
-
Pentagon tester gives thumbs up to US Army electronic warfare planner
Little information about EWPMT was included in the weapon tester’s previous public report, with details restricted to a select group.
-
Testing to correct Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle issues wraps up
The Army is reviewing data from recently wrapped up testing to see if corrective measures it took to fix issues with the Infantry Squad Vehicle worked.
-
Argentina negotiates large order of Brazilian Guarani armored vehicles
Argentina has officially declared its aim to buy 156 Guarani armored vehicles produced in Brazil, having signed a letter of intent.
-
US Army goes virtual to help Ukraine maintain weapons
The Army is realizing the value of remote maintenance, now used to help Ukraine, for future sustainment in highly contested environments.
