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New Army helo engine still powering on despite uncertain future
The service’s ITEP engine has continued to be tested in a Black Hawk helicopter, even powering it in forward flight at up to 4,000 feet.
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Denmark to buy more F-35 jets, ships in $13.7 billion spending plan
The government will start discussions with the F-35 Joint Program Office on details of the acquisition, including possibilities for accelerated delivery.
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Inside the US Army’s new modernization mega-command
The service has folded two four-star commands into one, as leaders hope for an Austin-style innovation jolt.
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Sikorsky turns the venerable Black Hawk into a true unmanned aircraft
Sikorsky unveils the S-70 UAS “U-HAWK,” a fully unmanned Black Hawk engineered for autonomous logistics, payload delivery, and multi-mission operations.
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Boeing and Leonardo join forces to modernize Army aviator training
Boeing and Leonardo are partnering to offer a modernized U.S. Army pilot training solution with the AW119T helicopter under the Flight School Next program.
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US Air Force’s Allvin era comes to early end with retirement ceremony
Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach appears likely to soon be confirmed as Allvin’s successor after a smooth nomination hearing Thursday.
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NATO to kick off annual nuclear deterrence exercise with more aircraft
This year’s edition of Steadfast Noon, which comes at a time of heightened nuclear tension, will involve 71 aircraft from 14 countries.
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Blast at Tennessee military munitions plant kills multiple people
The blast occurred Friday at Accurate Energetic Systems, which makes and tests explosives.
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FN to continue developing Army’s next-gen precision grenadier system
Creation of the next-gen system was influenced by real-time soldier feedback and battlefield priorities that continue to evolve in places like Ukraine.
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Army expands MOS program that allows soldiers to skip certain training
Recruits who meet certain skill requirements are eligible to go into the service with modified training and at a higher rank than their peers.
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New Army helo engine still powering on despite uncertain future
The service’s ITEP engine has continued to be tested in a Black Hawk helicopter, even powering it in forward flight at up to 4,000 feet.
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Denmark to buy more F-35 jets, ships in $13.7 billion spending plan
The government will start discussions with the F-35 Joint Program Office on details of the acquisition, including possibilities for accelerated delivery.
-
Inside the US Army’s new modernization mega-command
The service has folded two four-star commands into one, as leaders hope for an Austin-style innovation jolt.
-
Sikorsky turns the venerable Black Hawk into a true unmanned aircraft
Sikorsky unveils the S-70 UAS “U-HAWK,” a fully unmanned Black Hawk engineered for autonomous logistics, payload delivery, and multi-mission operations.
-
Boeing and Leonardo join forces to modernize Army aviator training
Boeing and Leonardo are partnering to offer a modernized U.S. Army pilot training solution with the AW119T helicopter under the Flight School Next program.
-
US Air Force’s Allvin era comes to early end with retirement ceremony
Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach appears likely to soon be confirmed as Allvin’s successor after a smooth nomination hearing Thursday.
-
NATO to kick off annual nuclear deterrence exercise with more aircraft
This year’s edition of Steadfast Noon, which comes at a time of heightened nuclear tension, will involve 71 aircraft from 14 countries.
-
Blast at Tennessee military munitions plant kills multiple people
The blast occurred Friday at Accurate Energetic Systems, which makes and tests explosives.
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FN to continue developing Army’s next-gen precision grenadier system
Creation of the next-gen system was influenced by real-time soldier feedback and battlefield priorities that continue to evolve in places like Ukraine.
-
Army expands MOS program that allows soldiers to skip certain training
Recruits who meet certain skill requirements are eligible to go into the service with modified training and at a higher rank than their peers.
-
New Army helo engine still powering on despite uncertain future
The service’s ITEP engine has continued to be tested in a Black Hawk helicopter, even powering it in forward flight at up to 4,000 feet.
-
Denmark to buy more F-35 jets, ships in $13.7 billion spending plan
The government will start discussions with the F-35 Joint Program Office on details of the acquisition, including possibilities for accelerated delivery.
-
Inside the US Army’s new modernization mega-command
The service has folded two four-star commands into one, as leaders hope for an Austin-style innovation jolt.
-
Sikorsky turns the venerable Black Hawk into a true unmanned aircraft
Sikorsky unveils the S-70 UAS “U-HAWK,” a fully unmanned Black Hawk engineered for autonomous logistics, payload delivery, and multi-mission operations.
-
Boeing and Leonardo join forces to modernize Army aviator training
Boeing and Leonardo are partnering to offer a modernized U.S. Army pilot training solution with the AW119T helicopter under the Flight School Next program.
-
US Air Force’s Allvin era comes to early end with retirement ceremony
Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach appears likely to soon be confirmed as Allvin’s successor after a smooth nomination hearing Thursday.
-
NATO to kick off annual nuclear deterrence exercise with more aircraft
This year’s edition of Steadfast Noon, which comes at a time of heightened nuclear tension, will involve 71 aircraft from 14 countries.
-
Blast at Tennessee military munitions plant kills multiple people
The blast occurred Friday at Accurate Energetic Systems, which makes and tests explosives.
-
FN to continue developing Army’s next-gen precision grenadier system
Creation of the next-gen system was influenced by real-time soldier feedback and battlefield priorities that continue to evolve in places like Ukraine.
-
Army expands MOS program that allows soldiers to skip certain training
Recruits who meet certain skill requirements are eligible to go into the service with modified training and at a higher rank than their peers.
