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Pilot program aims to relieve readiness problems straining armor units
Qualifying individuals versus crews could save valuable training time.
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
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Australia buys Tomahawk, Spike missiles in deals worth $1.7 billion
The country is also purchasing more than 60 Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range weapons from the United States.
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MAG, L3Harris to supply Army with ATHENA-equipped spy planes
The U.S. Army is expanding its ISR arsenal as the Pentagon readies for potential conflict with Russia and China.
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Poland gets green light to buy Apache helicopters
Poland is cleared to buy Apache helicopters to go with its new Abrams tanks, the U.S. State Department announced.
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Four questions for Ed Barker, Army’s new electronic warfare executive
U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker was named as the next leader of PEO IEW&S in April. The office deals in jammers, reconnaissance, biometric tools and more.
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Navistar to build trailers for AM General’s light tactical vehicle
AM General picks a trailer producer as it continues to build out its team to deliver the U.S. Army’s A2 variant of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
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How a drill is preparing admirals, naval forces for simultaneous wars
Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they’re pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.
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Don’t ditch soldiers for machines, combine them, Rainey says
The U.S. Army was pursuing more than 200 artificial intelligence-related projects as of 2021, according to a federal watchdog.
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Troops need improved cyber education, US Army leaders say
Failing “to defend the networks that our warfighters use absolutely will cause us to lose,” said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, the ARCYBER commander.
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Pilot program aims to relieve readiness problems straining armor units
Qualifying individuals versus crews could save valuable training time.
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
-
Australia buys Tomahawk, Spike missiles in deals worth $1.7 billion
The country is also purchasing more than 60 Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range weapons from the United States.
-
MAG, L3Harris to supply Army with ATHENA-equipped spy planes
The U.S. Army is expanding its ISR arsenal as the Pentagon readies for potential conflict with Russia and China.
-
Poland gets green light to buy Apache helicopters
Poland is cleared to buy Apache helicopters to go with its new Abrams tanks, the U.S. State Department announced.
-
Four questions for Ed Barker, Army’s new electronic warfare executive
U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker was named as the next leader of PEO IEW&S in April. The office deals in jammers, reconnaissance, biometric tools and more.
-
Navistar to build trailers for AM General’s light tactical vehicle
AM General picks a trailer producer as it continues to build out its team to deliver the U.S. Army’s A2 variant of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
-
How a drill is preparing admirals, naval forces for simultaneous wars
Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they’re pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.
-
Don’t ditch soldiers for machines, combine them, Rainey says
The U.S. Army was pursuing more than 200 artificial intelligence-related projects as of 2021, according to a federal watchdog.
-
Troops need improved cyber education, US Army leaders say
Failing “to defend the networks that our warfighters use absolutely will cause us to lose,” said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, the ARCYBER commander.
-
Pilot program aims to relieve readiness problems straining armor units
Qualifying individuals versus crews could save valuable training time.
-
US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
-
Australia buys Tomahawk, Spike missiles in deals worth $1.7 billion
The country is also purchasing more than 60 Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range weapons from the United States.
-
MAG, L3Harris to supply Army with ATHENA-equipped spy planes
The U.S. Army is expanding its ISR arsenal as the Pentagon readies for potential conflict with Russia and China.
-
Poland gets green light to buy Apache helicopters
Poland is cleared to buy Apache helicopters to go with its new Abrams tanks, the U.S. State Department announced.
-
Four questions for Ed Barker, Army’s new electronic warfare executive
U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker was named as the next leader of PEO IEW&S in April. The office deals in jammers, reconnaissance, biometric tools and more.
-
Navistar to build trailers for AM General’s light tactical vehicle
AM General picks a trailer producer as it continues to build out its team to deliver the U.S. Army’s A2 variant of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
-
How a drill is preparing admirals, naval forces for simultaneous wars
Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they’re pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.
-
Don’t ditch soldiers for machines, combine them, Rainey says
The U.S. Army was pursuing more than 200 artificial intelligence-related projects as of 2021, according to a federal watchdog.
-
Troops need improved cyber education, US Army leaders say
Failing “to defend the networks that our warfighters use absolutely will cause us to lose,” said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, the ARCYBER commander.
