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BAE begins major reshuffle of Army, Marine Corps vehicle work sites
BAE Systems’ York facility will move some programs elsewhere to make room for an accelerating Armored Multipurpose Vehicle production line this summer.
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How a video game engine will power Javelin anti-tank training
The Javelin’s Basic Skills Trainer update is expected to debut in 2025, according to SAIC, the contractor overseeing the program.
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US Army has a ‘gigantic problem’ with logistics in the Indo-Pacific
Major Army commands are coming together to develop a force that can handle logistics and sustainment in a contested environment.
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US Army forms new modernization team to tackle contested logistics
The Army has a new cross-functional team to work out how it will conduct logistics in contested environments with the aim of delivering capability by 2030.
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How US trainers helped Ukraine reinvent its doctrine
A little-known Army office working with embassy officials helped train Ukraine’s trainers. Now the real work begins.
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US Army plans test for combining new air defense capabilities
The Army will integrate key air and missile defense components during a major test in FU24 to see what’s possible.
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US Army eyes sixfold production boost of 155mm shells used in Ukraine
The U.S. Army unveils a new goal for ramping up 155mm ammunition to replenish and grow its stockpiles as the rounds are sent to Ukraine en masse.
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Getting tanks to Ukraine won’t impact Abrams Lima line, Camarillo says
Ukraine’s Abrams tank won’t disrupt production for other customers at Lima, Ohio, production line, the Army under secretary said.
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Did Ukraine funding spare the US Army from budget cuts?
With billions in supplemental funding to replenish stock sent to Ukraine, added benefits for the U.S. Army are emerging.
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Raytheon jumps back into Army’s Precision Strike Missile competition
Raytheon is teaming up with Northrop Grumman as it reenters the competition to develop an extended range version of the Army’s Precision Strike Missile.
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BAE begins major reshuffle of Army, Marine Corps vehicle work sites
BAE Systems’ York facility will move some programs elsewhere to make room for an accelerating Armored Multipurpose Vehicle production line this summer.
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How a video game engine will power Javelin anti-tank training
The Javelin’s Basic Skills Trainer update is expected to debut in 2025, according to SAIC, the contractor overseeing the program.
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US Army has a ‘gigantic problem’ with logistics in the Indo-Pacific
Major Army commands are coming together to develop a force that can handle logistics and sustainment in a contested environment.
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US Army forms new modernization team to tackle contested logistics
The Army has a new cross-functional team to work out how it will conduct logistics in contested environments with the aim of delivering capability by 2030.
-
How US trainers helped Ukraine reinvent its doctrine
A little-known Army office working with embassy officials helped train Ukraine’s trainers. Now the real work begins.
-
US Army plans test for combining new air defense capabilities
The Army will integrate key air and missile defense components during a major test in FU24 to see what’s possible.
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US Army eyes sixfold production boost of 155mm shells used in Ukraine
The U.S. Army unveils a new goal for ramping up 155mm ammunition to replenish and grow its stockpiles as the rounds are sent to Ukraine en masse.
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Getting tanks to Ukraine won’t impact Abrams Lima line, Camarillo says
Ukraine’s Abrams tank won’t disrupt production for other customers at Lima, Ohio, production line, the Army under secretary said.
-
Did Ukraine funding spare the US Army from budget cuts?
With billions in supplemental funding to replenish stock sent to Ukraine, added benefits for the U.S. Army are emerging.
-
Raytheon jumps back into Army’s Precision Strike Missile competition
Raytheon is teaming up with Northrop Grumman as it reenters the competition to develop an extended range version of the Army’s Precision Strike Missile.
-
BAE begins major reshuffle of Army, Marine Corps vehicle work sites
BAE Systems’ York facility will move some programs elsewhere to make room for an accelerating Armored Multipurpose Vehicle production line this summer.
-
How a video game engine will power Javelin anti-tank training
The Javelin’s Basic Skills Trainer update is expected to debut in 2025, according to SAIC, the contractor overseeing the program.
-
US Army has a ‘gigantic problem’ with logistics in the Indo-Pacific
Major Army commands are coming together to develop a force that can handle logistics and sustainment in a contested environment.
-
US Army forms new modernization team to tackle contested logistics
The Army has a new cross-functional team to work out how it will conduct logistics in contested environments with the aim of delivering capability by 2030.
-
How US trainers helped Ukraine reinvent its doctrine
A little-known Army office working with embassy officials helped train Ukraine’s trainers. Now the real work begins.
-
US Army plans test for combining new air defense capabilities
The Army will integrate key air and missile defense components during a major test in FU24 to see what’s possible.
-
US Army eyes sixfold production boost of 155mm shells used in Ukraine
The U.S. Army unveils a new goal for ramping up 155mm ammunition to replenish and grow its stockpiles as the rounds are sent to Ukraine en masse.
-
Getting tanks to Ukraine won’t impact Abrams Lima line, Camarillo says
Ukraine’s Abrams tank won’t disrupt production for other customers at Lima, Ohio, production line, the Army under secretary said.
-
Did Ukraine funding spare the US Army from budget cuts?
With billions in supplemental funding to replenish stock sent to Ukraine, added benefits for the U.S. Army are emerging.
-
Raytheon jumps back into Army’s Precision Strike Missile competition
Raytheon is teaming up with Northrop Grumman as it reenters the competition to develop an extended range version of the Army’s Precision Strike Missile.
