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Robot Army of One: Service focuses on single robotic combat vehicle
The Army is focusing its efforts on a robotic combat vehicle that isn’t too small and isn’t too large, but just right to keep up with heavy forces.
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Change of plans: US Army embraces lessons learned from war in Ukraine
After watching drones destroy tanks in Ukraine and observing both sides struggle to maneuver tanks on the battlefield, the U.S. Army is taking a detour.
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For US Army’s future command posts, one size will not fit all
“Each of these commanders is going to want to tailor their command post,” said Mark Kitz, the leader of the Army’s PEO C3T.
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US Army awards $1.5B to boost global production of artillery rounds
As the Army drives to reach a rate of 100,000 155mm artillery munitions per month by FY26, it’s awarding contracts to domestic and global companies.
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What’s the firepower like for the Army’s new rifle?
Units with 101st Airborne Division and 75th Ranger Regiment are testing the weapons now.
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21,000 casualties in seven days: The push to update medic training
An SFAB pilot program may set a new standard for 68W medics.
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US Army seeks cheap, user-friendly radios amid network changes
“If I have to give three days of training and I can get it down to one hour, that’s another unit I can move to quicker as we field the Army.”
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How Australia’s strategic review is changing Army acquisition plans
The service’s refocus includes an enhanced long-range strike capability and a mobile, joint expeditionary theater logistics system.
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Where is Russia’s S-500 air defense system?
Russia has sought the S-500 as a means of countering hypersonic weapons, and it would be able to reach farther into enemy territory.
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To maintain or replace? That is the question for Canada’s tank fleet.
Canada is deploying tanks on an overseas mission for the first time in more than a decade, but the future for the country’s armored fleet is uncertain.
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Robot Army of One: Service focuses on single robotic combat vehicle
The Army is focusing its efforts on a robotic combat vehicle that isn’t too small and isn’t too large, but just right to keep up with heavy forces.
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Change of plans: US Army embraces lessons learned from war in Ukraine
After watching drones destroy tanks in Ukraine and observing both sides struggle to maneuver tanks on the battlefield, the U.S. Army is taking a detour.
-
For US Army’s future command posts, one size will not fit all
“Each of these commanders is going to want to tailor their command post,” said Mark Kitz, the leader of the Army’s PEO C3T.
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US Army awards $1.5B to boost global production of artillery rounds
As the Army drives to reach a rate of 100,000 155mm artillery munitions per month by FY26, it’s awarding contracts to domestic and global companies.
-
What’s the firepower like for the Army’s new rifle?
Units with 101st Airborne Division and 75th Ranger Regiment are testing the weapons now.
-
21,000 casualties in seven days: The push to update medic training
An SFAB pilot program may set a new standard for 68W medics.
-
US Army seeks cheap, user-friendly radios amid network changes
“If I have to give three days of training and I can get it down to one hour, that’s another unit I can move to quicker as we field the Army.”
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How Australia’s strategic review is changing Army acquisition plans
The service’s refocus includes an enhanced long-range strike capability and a mobile, joint expeditionary theater logistics system.
-
Where is Russia’s S-500 air defense system?
Russia has sought the S-500 as a means of countering hypersonic weapons, and it would be able to reach farther into enemy territory.
-
To maintain or replace? That is the question for Canada’s tank fleet.
Canada is deploying tanks on an overseas mission for the first time in more than a decade, but the future for the country’s armored fleet is uncertain.
-
Robot Army of One: Service focuses on single robotic combat vehicle
The Army is focusing its efforts on a robotic combat vehicle that isn’t too small and isn’t too large, but just right to keep up with heavy forces.
-
Change of plans: US Army embraces lessons learned from war in Ukraine
After watching drones destroy tanks in Ukraine and observing both sides struggle to maneuver tanks on the battlefield, the U.S. Army is taking a detour.
-
For US Army’s future command posts, one size will not fit all
“Each of these commanders is going to want to tailor their command post,” said Mark Kitz, the leader of the Army’s PEO C3T.
-
US Army awards $1.5B to boost global production of artillery rounds
As the Army drives to reach a rate of 100,000 155mm artillery munitions per month by FY26, it’s awarding contracts to domestic and global companies.
-
What’s the firepower like for the Army’s new rifle?
Units with 101st Airborne Division and 75th Ranger Regiment are testing the weapons now.
-
21,000 casualties in seven days: The push to update medic training
An SFAB pilot program may set a new standard for 68W medics.
-
US Army seeks cheap, user-friendly radios amid network changes
“If I have to give three days of training and I can get it down to one hour, that’s another unit I can move to quicker as we field the Army.”
-
How Australia’s strategic review is changing Army acquisition plans
The service’s refocus includes an enhanced long-range strike capability and a mobile, joint expeditionary theater logistics system.
-
Where is Russia’s S-500 air defense system?
Russia has sought the S-500 as a means of countering hypersonic weapons, and it would be able to reach farther into enemy territory.
-
To maintain or replace? That is the question for Canada’s tank fleet.
Canada is deploying tanks on an overseas mission for the first time in more than a decade, but the future for the country’s armored fleet is uncertain.
