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What’s next for the USS Shiloh?
Navy Times’s Geoff Ziezulewicz sits down to discuss his story on morale issues aboard the USS Shiloh—and what’s next for the troubled ship.
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Patriot deployments could decrease
Defense News Weekly takes a look at the possible decreases in deployment time for Army Patriot units—and a new command and control system for the air & missile defense system.
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The other side of foreign military sales
Maj. Gen. Stephen Farmen, the commander of U.S. Army Security Assistance Command, sits down with Defense News Weekly’s Jeff Martin to discuss the other side of foreign military sales — sustainment
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Everything’s coming up SHORAD
Defense News Weekly looks into what the Army has deemed its most urgent capability gap—short range air defense. Jeff Martin looks at the Army’s current system—and what the Army might replace them with.
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Drones to combat vehicles: Highlights from the 2017 AUSA conference
From robotic arms to never-before-seen munitions, the annual AUSA conference brought together industry representatives and U.S. Army leaders — as well as service dogs. Here’s a wrapup of the tech featured at this year’s conference with Military Times’ Charlsy Panzino.
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This isn’t your dad’s M16 rifle
Textron Systems has created a new kind of cartridge and weapons to lighten the load and reduce recoil on machine guns and rifles. Military Times ground combat reporter Todd South breaks it down.
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Soldiers face obstacles in Battle Challenge
Army Times senior reporter Meghann Myers breaks down the AUSA Battle Challenge with the Sergeant Major of the Army.
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What does the future hold for the Army’s armored vehicles?
Major General David Bassett, the Army’s acquisition chief for armored vehicles, breaks down what’s to come for future development of the Abrams tank and Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
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How the Army is projecting power worldwide
Gen. Gus Perna, the commander of Army Materiel Command, provides Defense News Weekly with an insider’s look at the service’s logistics efforts, and how those efforts could be key to winning a future war.
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What will the future US Army look like?
Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson gets a preview of what the Army’s future strategist, Maj. Gen. Bo Dyess, sees for America’s land force going forward.
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What’s next for the USS Shiloh?
Navy Times’s Geoff Ziezulewicz sits down to discuss his story on morale issues aboard the USS Shiloh—and what’s next for the troubled ship.
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Patriot deployments could decrease
Defense News Weekly takes a look at the possible decreases in deployment time for Army Patriot units—and a new command and control system for the air & missile defense system.
-
The other side of foreign military sales
Maj. Gen. Stephen Farmen, the commander of U.S. Army Security Assistance Command, sits down with Defense News Weekly’s Jeff Martin to discuss the other side of foreign military sales — sustainment
-
Everything’s coming up SHORAD
Defense News Weekly looks into what the Army has deemed its most urgent capability gap—short range air defense. Jeff Martin looks at the Army’s current system—and what the Army might replace them with.
-
Drones to combat vehicles: Highlights from the 2017 AUSA conference
From robotic arms to never-before-seen munitions, the annual AUSA conference brought together industry representatives and U.S. Army leaders — as well as service dogs. Here’s a wrapup of the tech featured at this year’s conference with Military Times’ Charlsy Panzino.
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This isn’t your dad’s M16 rifle
Textron Systems has created a new kind of cartridge and weapons to lighten the load and reduce recoil on machine guns and rifles. Military Times ground combat reporter Todd South breaks it down.
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Soldiers face obstacles in Battle Challenge
Army Times senior reporter Meghann Myers breaks down the AUSA Battle Challenge with the Sergeant Major of the Army.
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What does the future hold for the Army’s armored vehicles?
Major General David Bassett, the Army’s acquisition chief for armored vehicles, breaks down what’s to come for future development of the Abrams tank and Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
-
How the Army is projecting power worldwide
Gen. Gus Perna, the commander of Army Materiel Command, provides Defense News Weekly with an insider’s look at the service’s logistics efforts, and how those efforts could be key to winning a future war.
-
What will the future US Army look like?
Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson gets a preview of what the Army’s future strategist, Maj. Gen. Bo Dyess, sees for America’s land force going forward.
-
What’s next for the USS Shiloh?
Navy Times’s Geoff Ziezulewicz sits down to discuss his story on morale issues aboard the USS Shiloh—and what’s next for the troubled ship.
-
Patriot deployments could decrease
Defense News Weekly takes a look at the possible decreases in deployment time for Army Patriot units—and a new command and control system for the air & missile defense system.
-
The other side of foreign military sales
Maj. Gen. Stephen Farmen, the commander of U.S. Army Security Assistance Command, sits down with Defense News Weekly’s Jeff Martin to discuss the other side of foreign military sales — sustainment
-
Everything’s coming up SHORAD
Defense News Weekly looks into what the Army has deemed its most urgent capability gap—short range air defense. Jeff Martin looks at the Army’s current system—and what the Army might replace them with.
-
Drones to combat vehicles: Highlights from the 2017 AUSA conference
From robotic arms to never-before-seen munitions, the annual AUSA conference brought together industry representatives and U.S. Army leaders — as well as service dogs. Here’s a wrapup of the tech featured at this year’s conference with Military Times’ Charlsy Panzino.
-
This isn’t your dad’s M16 rifle
Textron Systems has created a new kind of cartridge and weapons to lighten the load and reduce recoil on machine guns and rifles. Military Times ground combat reporter Todd South breaks it down.
-
Soldiers face obstacles in Battle Challenge
Army Times senior reporter Meghann Myers breaks down the AUSA Battle Challenge with the Sergeant Major of the Army.
-
What does the future hold for the Army’s armored vehicles?
Major General David Bassett, the Army’s acquisition chief for armored vehicles, breaks down what’s to come for future development of the Abrams tank and Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
-
How the Army is projecting power worldwide
Gen. Gus Perna, the commander of Army Materiel Command, provides Defense News Weekly with an insider’s look at the service’s logistics efforts, and how those efforts could be key to winning a future war.
-
What will the future US Army look like?
Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson gets a preview of what the Army’s future strategist, Maj. Gen. Bo Dyess, sees for America’s land force going forward.
