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Armored soldiers get first live-fire work on Switchblade 600
1st Cavalry Division soldiers tested the system during an exercise at Fort Hood, marking the first time it was live-fired on the Texas installation.
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New program aims to put nuclear generators on Army bases
U.S. officials Tuesday announced a program to locate small nuclear power generation reactors on U.S. Army bases around the world.
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These Army agents keep a close watch on the service’s secrets
Threats continue to increase as adversaries seek an edge in the technology race.
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Leonardo DRS, KNDS team up on Caesar bid for Army cannon
The U.S. Army plans to assess more options for a mobile cannon with soldiers in operational units.
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General Atomics, Hanwha to work on short takeoff version of Gray Eagle
General Atomics has tested a prototype of the short-takeoff-and-landing Gray Eagle, dubbed Mojave, multiple times over the last two years.
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I Corps adapts to meet modern challenges in the Indo-Pacific
Lt. Gen. Matthew McFarlane discusses how I Corps is evolving to strengthen readiness, sustainment and partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.
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Turkey sees nascent ‘Steel Dome’ as deterrent, export money maker
Officials are looking to build out a new air-defense shield that will join a range of suite of metallic-named domes on the global market.
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The Army is working to produce a next-gen battlefield smokescreen
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has only highlighted the growing need for the Army to invest in some old-school analog tactics.
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Army looking to increase AI role in personnel system
Shift in IPPS-A system is aimed at lowering paperwork for soldiers as Army continues shift from existing systems.
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Here’s what’s new in soldier gear in 2025 and beyond
From body armor to loitering munitions, the center for all things soldier gear is upgrading and fielding new equipment to troops.
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Armored soldiers get first live-fire work on Switchblade 600
1st Cavalry Division soldiers tested the system during an exercise at Fort Hood, marking the first time it was live-fired on the Texas installation.
-
New program aims to put nuclear generators on Army bases
U.S. officials Tuesday announced a program to locate small nuclear power generation reactors on U.S. Army bases around the world.
-
These Army agents keep a close watch on the service’s secrets
Threats continue to increase as adversaries seek an edge in the technology race.
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Leonardo DRS, KNDS team up on Caesar bid for Army cannon
The U.S. Army plans to assess more options for a mobile cannon with soldiers in operational units.
-
General Atomics, Hanwha to work on short takeoff version of Gray Eagle
General Atomics has tested a prototype of the short-takeoff-and-landing Gray Eagle, dubbed Mojave, multiple times over the last two years.
-
I Corps adapts to meet modern challenges in the Indo-Pacific
Lt. Gen. Matthew McFarlane discusses how I Corps is evolving to strengthen readiness, sustainment and partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.
-
Turkey sees nascent ‘Steel Dome’ as deterrent, export money maker
Officials are looking to build out a new air-defense shield that will join a range of suite of metallic-named domes on the global market.
-
The Army is working to produce a next-gen battlefield smokescreen
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has only highlighted the growing need for the Army to invest in some old-school analog tactics.
-
Army looking to increase AI role in personnel system
Shift in IPPS-A system is aimed at lowering paperwork for soldiers as Army continues shift from existing systems.
-
Here’s what’s new in soldier gear in 2025 and beyond
From body armor to loitering munitions, the center for all things soldier gear is upgrading and fielding new equipment to troops.
-
Armored soldiers get first live-fire work on Switchblade 600
1st Cavalry Division soldiers tested the system during an exercise at Fort Hood, marking the first time it was live-fired on the Texas installation.
-
New program aims to put nuclear generators on Army bases
U.S. officials Tuesday announced a program to locate small nuclear power generation reactors on U.S. Army bases around the world.
-
These Army agents keep a close watch on the service’s secrets
Threats continue to increase as adversaries seek an edge in the technology race.
-
Leonardo DRS, KNDS team up on Caesar bid for Army cannon
The U.S. Army plans to assess more options for a mobile cannon with soldiers in operational units.
-
General Atomics, Hanwha to work on short takeoff version of Gray Eagle
General Atomics has tested a prototype of the short-takeoff-and-landing Gray Eagle, dubbed Mojave, multiple times over the last two years.
-
I Corps adapts to meet modern challenges in the Indo-Pacific
Lt. Gen. Matthew McFarlane discusses how I Corps is evolving to strengthen readiness, sustainment and partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.
-
Turkey sees nascent ‘Steel Dome’ as deterrent, export money maker
Officials are looking to build out a new air-defense shield that will join a range of suite of metallic-named domes on the global market.
-
The Army is working to produce a next-gen battlefield smokescreen
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has only highlighted the growing need for the Army to invest in some old-school analog tactics.
-
Army looking to increase AI role in personnel system
Shift in IPPS-A system is aimed at lowering paperwork for soldiers as Army continues shift from existing systems.
-
Here’s what’s new in soldier gear in 2025 and beyond
From body armor to loitering munitions, the center for all things soldier gear is upgrading and fielding new equipment to troops.
