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Sierra Nevada buys drone maker Volansi after VC funding dries up
Sierra Nevada said it bought Volansi for “considerably less” than other drone manufacturers have sold for recently.
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‘Area denial’ weapon senses you coming, knows how to attack
Ever encounter a ‘terrain shaping obstacle?’ Textron has designed a way for soldiers to hit enemy vehicles remotely with their ‘area denial’ platform.
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US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
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US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
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Smaller firms at Army trade show say they’re hard-hit by market shocks
Defense firms are grappling with the economic fallout from the pandemic, but small businesses say their pain is acute.
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The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
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General Dynamics to begin building US Army’s new light tank next month
GDLS will initially deliver 26 vehicles, but the contract allows the Army to buy 70 more.
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How the US Army plans to achieve a clean audit
The service hopes a program through its comptroller’s office will help it reach a clean audit, an unmet milestone since Pentagon audits began in 2018.
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Readiness isn’t just about weapons and training, says four-star
“If you’re a leader, get out of the office, don’t worry about filling out the charts; get with the force and train.”
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Army upscales Project Convergence
Brig. Gen. Guy Jones discusses how Project Convergence continues to grow.
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Sierra Nevada buys drone maker Volansi after VC funding dries up
Sierra Nevada said it bought Volansi for “considerably less” than other drone manufacturers have sold for recently.
-
‘Area denial’ weapon senses you coming, knows how to attack
Ever encounter a ‘terrain shaping obstacle?’ Textron has designed a way for soldiers to hit enemy vehicles remotely with their ‘area denial’ platform.
-
US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
-
US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
-
Smaller firms at Army trade show say they’re hard-hit by market shocks
Defense firms are grappling with the economic fallout from the pandemic, but small businesses say their pain is acute.
-
The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
-
General Dynamics to begin building US Army’s new light tank next month
GDLS will initially deliver 26 vehicles, but the contract allows the Army to buy 70 more.
-
How the US Army plans to achieve a clean audit
The service hopes a program through its comptroller’s office will help it reach a clean audit, an unmet milestone since Pentagon audits began in 2018.
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Readiness isn’t just about weapons and training, says four-star
“If you’re a leader, get out of the office, don’t worry about filling out the charts; get with the force and train.”
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Army upscales Project Convergence
Brig. Gen. Guy Jones discusses how Project Convergence continues to grow.
-
Sierra Nevada buys drone maker Volansi after VC funding dries up
Sierra Nevada said it bought Volansi for “considerably less” than other drone manufacturers have sold for recently.
-
‘Area denial’ weapon senses you coming, knows how to attack
Ever encounter a ‘terrain shaping obstacle?’ Textron has designed a way for soldiers to hit enemy vehicles remotely with their ‘area denial’ platform.
-
US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
-
US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
-
Smaller firms at Army trade show say they’re hard-hit by market shocks
Defense firms are grappling with the economic fallout from the pandemic, but small businesses say their pain is acute.
-
The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
-
General Dynamics to begin building US Army’s new light tank next month
GDLS will initially deliver 26 vehicles, but the contract allows the Army to buy 70 more.
-
How the US Army plans to achieve a clean audit
The service hopes a program through its comptroller’s office will help it reach a clean audit, an unmet milestone since Pentagon audits began in 2018.
-
Readiness isn’t just about weapons and training, says four-star
“If you’re a leader, get out of the office, don’t worry about filling out the charts; get with the force and train.”
-
Army upscales Project Convergence
Brig. Gen. Guy Jones discusses how Project Convergence continues to grow.
