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New Army light tank under construction
The Mobile Protected Firepower is aimed to fill the shooting gaps to cover light infantry formations.
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US to sell Taiwan anti-tank mine-laying Volcano system
This is the type of weapon some experts believe Taiwan needs more of to dissuade or repel a potential Chinese invasion.
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New rifle, light machine gun headed to close combat troops
The weapons are going to infantry, scouts, combat engineers and special operations.
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‘Special pay’ keeps Pentagon’s cyber experts from jumping ship
Services “spent at least $160 million on cyber retention bonuses annually” from fiscal 2017 to 2021, the Government Accountability Office said.
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Army special operations rethinking force structure, tech
Restructuring is needed for a new kind of fight.
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Q&A: Army’s Jennifer Swanson talks data mesh and digital fluency
Jennifer Swanson spoke to C4ISRNET on the sidelines of the Army’s Technical Exchange Meeting 9, a military network-and-communications forum in Tennessee.
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Congress mandates more oversight on Pentagon plans for defending Guam
Lawmakers also want more oversight from the Missile Defense Agency’s mission to defend the U.S. territory — a top priority.
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Industry readies for key US Army Bradley replacement decision
The five teams who competed in the previous phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle are evolving to be ready for what’s next in 2023.
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Legal battle over Army vehicle highlights contracting barriers
A court battle amid an Army vehicle competition is highlighting the hurdles and struggles non-traditional companies face trying to break into the industry.
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Lithuania signs $495 million deal to buy HIMARS, ATACMs
Lithuania and the U.S. have finalized a $495 million deal for as many as eight M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems.
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New Army light tank under construction
The Mobile Protected Firepower is aimed to fill the shooting gaps to cover light infantry formations.
-
US to sell Taiwan anti-tank mine-laying Volcano system
This is the type of weapon some experts believe Taiwan needs more of to dissuade or repel a potential Chinese invasion.
-
New rifle, light machine gun headed to close combat troops
The weapons are going to infantry, scouts, combat engineers and special operations.
-
‘Special pay’ keeps Pentagon’s cyber experts from jumping ship
Services “spent at least $160 million on cyber retention bonuses annually” from fiscal 2017 to 2021, the Government Accountability Office said.
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Army special operations rethinking force structure, tech
Restructuring is needed for a new kind of fight.
-
Q&A: Army’s Jennifer Swanson talks data mesh and digital fluency
Jennifer Swanson spoke to C4ISRNET on the sidelines of the Army’s Technical Exchange Meeting 9, a military network-and-communications forum in Tennessee.
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Congress mandates more oversight on Pentagon plans for defending Guam
Lawmakers also want more oversight from the Missile Defense Agency’s mission to defend the U.S. territory — a top priority.
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Industry readies for key US Army Bradley replacement decision
The five teams who competed in the previous phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle are evolving to be ready for what’s next in 2023.
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Legal battle over Army vehicle highlights contracting barriers
A court battle amid an Army vehicle competition is highlighting the hurdles and struggles non-traditional companies face trying to break into the industry.
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Lithuania signs $495 million deal to buy HIMARS, ATACMs
Lithuania and the U.S. have finalized a $495 million deal for as many as eight M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems.
-
New Army light tank under construction
The Mobile Protected Firepower is aimed to fill the shooting gaps to cover light infantry formations.
-
US to sell Taiwan anti-tank mine-laying Volcano system
This is the type of weapon some experts believe Taiwan needs more of to dissuade or repel a potential Chinese invasion.
-
New rifle, light machine gun headed to close combat troops
The weapons are going to infantry, scouts, combat engineers and special operations.
-
‘Special pay’ keeps Pentagon’s cyber experts from jumping ship
Services “spent at least $160 million on cyber retention bonuses annually” from fiscal 2017 to 2021, the Government Accountability Office said.
-
Army special operations rethinking force structure, tech
Restructuring is needed for a new kind of fight.
-
Q&A: Army’s Jennifer Swanson talks data mesh and digital fluency
Jennifer Swanson spoke to C4ISRNET on the sidelines of the Army’s Technical Exchange Meeting 9, a military network-and-communications forum in Tennessee.
-
Congress mandates more oversight on Pentagon plans for defending Guam
Lawmakers also want more oversight from the Missile Defense Agency’s mission to defend the U.S. territory — a top priority.
-
Industry readies for key US Army Bradley replacement decision
The five teams who competed in the previous phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle are evolving to be ready for what’s next in 2023.
-
Legal battle over Army vehicle highlights contracting barriers
A court battle amid an Army vehicle competition is highlighting the hurdles and struggles non-traditional companies face trying to break into the industry.
-
Lithuania signs $495 million deal to buy HIMARS, ATACMs
Lithuania and the U.S. have finalized a $495 million deal for as many as eight M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems.
