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Six questions with the commander of US Army Europe and Africa
U.S. Army Gen. Darryl Williams shares his observations on the war in Ukraine, and why standardized artillery training among allies is all the rage.
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Task force seeks lighter Javelin missiles, robot dogs for infantry
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force serves as lead advocate for infantry, close-combat programs.
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Deadline looms in competition to build Army’s Bradley replacement
The Army has tweaked its request for proposals several times based on industry feedback.
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Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
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US Army’s much-touted robot dogs might not arrive for a decade or more
The technology, which typically costs $50,000 to $150,000 depending on the company and model, requires further development before it can head to the field.
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Family affair: US Army pursues synced electronic warfare systems
TLS-BCT, TLS-EAB and MFEW-AL each serve their own purpose. But what military and industry officials emphasize is their battlefield synergy.
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US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
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DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
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Rafael anticipates Iron Beam laser system could deploy in two years
“Do you launch a million-dollar rocket against a drone? You need something else, and we see a lot of countries looking into this.”
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Supply chain woes delay KC-46 refueling vision system upgrade to 2025
Boeing said supply chain problems have resulted in longer lead times for the computing equipment and other technology needed to build RVS 2.0.
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Six questions with the commander of US Army Europe and Africa
U.S. Army Gen. Darryl Williams shares his observations on the war in Ukraine, and why standardized artillery training among allies is all the rage.
-
Task force seeks lighter Javelin missiles, robot dogs for infantry
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force serves as lead advocate for infantry, close-combat programs.
-
Deadline looms in competition to build Army’s Bradley replacement
The Army has tweaked its request for proposals several times based on industry feedback.
-
Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
-
US Army’s much-touted robot dogs might not arrive for a decade or more
The technology, which typically costs $50,000 to $150,000 depending on the company and model, requires further development before it can head to the field.
-
Family affair: US Army pursues synced electronic warfare systems
TLS-BCT, TLS-EAB and MFEW-AL each serve their own purpose. But what military and industry officials emphasize is their battlefield synergy.
-
US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
-
DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
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Rafael anticipates Iron Beam laser system could deploy in two years
“Do you launch a million-dollar rocket against a drone? You need something else, and we see a lot of countries looking into this.”
-
Supply chain woes delay KC-46 refueling vision system upgrade to 2025
Boeing said supply chain problems have resulted in longer lead times for the computing equipment and other technology needed to build RVS 2.0.
-
Six questions with the commander of US Army Europe and Africa
U.S. Army Gen. Darryl Williams shares his observations on the war in Ukraine, and why standardized artillery training among allies is all the rage.
-
Task force seeks lighter Javelin missiles, robot dogs for infantry
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force serves as lead advocate for infantry, close-combat programs.
-
Deadline looms in competition to build Army’s Bradley replacement
The Army has tweaked its request for proposals several times based on industry feedback.
-
Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
-
US Army’s much-touted robot dogs might not arrive for a decade or more
The technology, which typically costs $50,000 to $150,000 depending on the company and model, requires further development before it can head to the field.
-
Family affair: US Army pursues synced electronic warfare systems
TLS-BCT, TLS-EAB and MFEW-AL each serve their own purpose. But what military and industry officials emphasize is their battlefield synergy.
-
US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
-
DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
-
Rafael anticipates Iron Beam laser system could deploy in two years
“Do you launch a million-dollar rocket against a drone? You need something else, and we see a lot of countries looking into this.”
-
Supply chain woes delay KC-46 refueling vision system upgrade to 2025
Boeing said supply chain problems have resulted in longer lead times for the computing equipment and other technology needed to build RVS 2.0.
