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Pentagon’s missile defense review lacks execution plan, analysts say
The MDR is out, but the short document lacks clarity on how the U.S. will achieve a more capable missile defense architecture, according to issue experts.
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Project Convergence shows JADC2 alignment, leaders from 3 services say
Some 300 technologies are being put to the test, including long-range fires, unmanned aerial systems, autonomous fighting vehicles and sensors.
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Army readies to select tactical truck builders
The Army will soon decide who will build prototypes for a competition for the service’s future Common Tactical Truck.
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Palantir wins contract to help Army quickly process battlefield data
All Source II is part of a larger effort — Intel Apps — that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.
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The three questions every major defense acquisition should answer
It’s key to ensure the early stages of the program’s acquisition are in line both with competitive principle and prevailing strategy.
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Army plans $1 billion ‘easy button’ contract to spur cloud migration
The Enterprise Application Migration and Modernization arrangement, or EAMM, is expected to kick off in the second or third quarter of fiscal 2023.
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7th Army Training Command balances Ukraine training, Nordic security
The U.S. Army’s largest overseas training command is continuing to provide support for Sweden and Finland, who want to join NATO.
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SHORAD laser weapon will stay in development phase longer than planned
A 50-kilowatt laser weapon version of the Army’s Stryker-based Short-Range Air Defense system will remain a development program longer than planned.
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What comes after Abrams tanks? The Army is working on possibilities.
The upgraded version of the tank is due to be delivered to the service next spring.
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Army plans repeat of major drills using largest overseas training unit
Brig. Gen. Joseph Hilbert discussed four major exercises that 7th ATC ran this past year.
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Pentagon’s missile defense review lacks execution plan, analysts say
The MDR is out, but the short document lacks clarity on how the U.S. will achieve a more capable missile defense architecture, according to issue experts.
-
Project Convergence shows JADC2 alignment, leaders from 3 services say
Some 300 technologies are being put to the test, including long-range fires, unmanned aerial systems, autonomous fighting vehicles and sensors.
-
Army readies to select tactical truck builders
The Army will soon decide who will build prototypes for a competition for the service’s future Common Tactical Truck.
-
Palantir wins contract to help Army quickly process battlefield data
All Source II is part of a larger effort — Intel Apps — that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.
-
The three questions every major defense acquisition should answer
It’s key to ensure the early stages of the program’s acquisition are in line both with competitive principle and prevailing strategy.
-
Army plans $1 billion ‘easy button’ contract to spur cloud migration
The Enterprise Application Migration and Modernization arrangement, or EAMM, is expected to kick off in the second or third quarter of fiscal 2023.
-
7th Army Training Command balances Ukraine training, Nordic security
The U.S. Army’s largest overseas training command is continuing to provide support for Sweden and Finland, who want to join NATO.
-
SHORAD laser weapon will stay in development phase longer than planned
A 50-kilowatt laser weapon version of the Army’s Stryker-based Short-Range Air Defense system will remain a development program longer than planned.
-
What comes after Abrams tanks? The Army is working on possibilities.
The upgraded version of the tank is due to be delivered to the service next spring.
-
Army plans repeat of major drills using largest overseas training unit
Brig. Gen. Joseph Hilbert discussed four major exercises that 7th ATC ran this past year.
-
Pentagon’s missile defense review lacks execution plan, analysts say
The MDR is out, but the short document lacks clarity on how the U.S. will achieve a more capable missile defense architecture, according to issue experts.
-
Project Convergence shows JADC2 alignment, leaders from 3 services say
Some 300 technologies are being put to the test, including long-range fires, unmanned aerial systems, autonomous fighting vehicles and sensors.
-
Army readies to select tactical truck builders
The Army will soon decide who will build prototypes for a competition for the service’s future Common Tactical Truck.
-
Palantir wins contract to help Army quickly process battlefield data
All Source II is part of a larger effort — Intel Apps — that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.
-
The three questions every major defense acquisition should answer
It’s key to ensure the early stages of the program’s acquisition are in line both with competitive principle and prevailing strategy.
-
Army plans $1 billion ‘easy button’ contract to spur cloud migration
The Enterprise Application Migration and Modernization arrangement, or EAMM, is expected to kick off in the second or third quarter of fiscal 2023.
-
7th Army Training Command balances Ukraine training, Nordic security
The U.S. Army’s largest overseas training command is continuing to provide support for Sweden and Finland, who want to join NATO.
-
SHORAD laser weapon will stay in development phase longer than planned
A 50-kilowatt laser weapon version of the Army’s Stryker-based Short-Range Air Defense system will remain a development program longer than planned.
-
What comes after Abrams tanks? The Army is working on possibilities.
The upgraded version of the tank is due to be delivered to the service next spring.
-
Army plans repeat of major drills using largest overseas training unit
Brig. Gen. Joseph Hilbert discussed four major exercises that 7th ATC ran this past year.
