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Army Resurrects BORES To Solve DVE Problem
After several years of pondering how to assist pilots that have to fly through blinding clouds of sand, the Army appears to be moving toward a solution.
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Army Special Ops Mulls What’s Next After Little Bird
Even the most impressive military capabilities in existence have a shelf life, which is why the Army’s Special Operations Command expects to replace its urban, nimble “street fighter” helicopter.
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Army Aviation Has a Weight Problem
Army aviation has a weight problem and it’s growing, according to the service’s new Army Aviation Center of Excellence commander.
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First Future Vertical Lift Helicopters Will Be Medium-Lift
The first Future Vertical Lift aircraft to be fielded will be in the medium-lift category.
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Report: Carter Should Focus Innovation Push Internally
Ash Carter needs to focus his innovation push internally, according to a new report from a DC thinktank.
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Australia’s Submarine Decision: Concerns Down Under, Celebrations in Paris
Australia’s pick of French shipbuilding giant DCNS for its 12-ship submarine program caught most observers by surprise.
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Perkins: Army Aviation Aligns Exactly With Future Army Operating Concept
Army aviation aligns exactly with how the Army expects to operate in the future as outlined in its operating concept, Gen.
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CAE Moves Foward With Fixed-Wing Training Facility Despite Lawsuit
CAE USA is moving full steam ahead to build a new fixed-wing training facility for aviators under a contract it won from the Army in March.
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Textron Eyes Next-Gen Shadow Drone With Greater Payload
The Army is midway through converting its Shadow V1s to Shadow V2s.
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Libya’s Unresolved Issues Make Western Nations Wary of Committing Troops
The arrival in Libya of a new, UN-backed government has given the lawless country a semblance of stability, but a series of unresolved legal and military issues are making Western nations wary of dispatching soldiers and ships to help out the adminis
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Army Resurrects BORES To Solve DVE Problem
After several years of pondering how to assist pilots that have to fly through blinding clouds of sand, the Army appears to be moving toward a solution.
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Army Special Ops Mulls What’s Next After Little Bird
Even the most impressive military capabilities in existence have a shelf life, which is why the Army’s Special Operations Command expects to replace its urban, nimble “street fighter” helicopter.
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Army Aviation Has a Weight Problem
Army aviation has a weight problem and it’s growing, according to the service’s new Army Aviation Center of Excellence commander.
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First Future Vertical Lift Helicopters Will Be Medium-Lift
The first Future Vertical Lift aircraft to be fielded will be in the medium-lift category.
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Report: Carter Should Focus Innovation Push Internally
Ash Carter needs to focus his innovation push internally, according to a new report from a DC thinktank.
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Australia’s Submarine Decision: Concerns Down Under, Celebrations in Paris
Australia’s pick of French shipbuilding giant DCNS for its 12-ship submarine program caught most observers by surprise.
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Perkins: Army Aviation Aligns Exactly With Future Army Operating Concept
Army aviation aligns exactly with how the Army expects to operate in the future as outlined in its operating concept, Gen.
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CAE Moves Foward With Fixed-Wing Training Facility Despite Lawsuit
CAE USA is moving full steam ahead to build a new fixed-wing training facility for aviators under a contract it won from the Army in March.
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Textron Eyes Next-Gen Shadow Drone With Greater Payload
The Army is midway through converting its Shadow V1s to Shadow V2s.
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Libya’s Unresolved Issues Make Western Nations Wary of Committing Troops
The arrival in Libya of a new, UN-backed government has given the lawless country a semblance of stability, but a series of unresolved legal and military issues are making Western nations wary of dispatching soldiers and ships to help out the adminis
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Army Resurrects BORES To Solve DVE Problem
After several years of pondering how to assist pilots that have to fly through blinding clouds of sand, the Army appears to be moving toward a solution.
-
Army Special Ops Mulls What’s Next After Little Bird
Even the most impressive military capabilities in existence have a shelf life, which is why the Army’s Special Operations Command expects to replace its urban, nimble “street fighter” helicopter.
-
Army Aviation Has a Weight Problem
Army aviation has a weight problem and it’s growing, according to the service’s new Army Aviation Center of Excellence commander.
-
First Future Vertical Lift Helicopters Will Be Medium-Lift
The first Future Vertical Lift aircraft to be fielded will be in the medium-lift category.
-
Report: Carter Should Focus Innovation Push Internally
Ash Carter needs to focus his innovation push internally, according to a new report from a DC thinktank.
-
Australia’s Submarine Decision: Concerns Down Under, Celebrations in Paris
Australia’s pick of French shipbuilding giant DCNS for its 12-ship submarine program caught most observers by surprise.
-
Perkins: Army Aviation Aligns Exactly With Future Army Operating Concept
Army aviation aligns exactly with how the Army expects to operate in the future as outlined in its operating concept, Gen.
-
CAE Moves Foward With Fixed-Wing Training Facility Despite Lawsuit
CAE USA is moving full steam ahead to build a new fixed-wing training facility for aviators under a contract it won from the Army in March.
-
Textron Eyes Next-Gen Shadow Drone With Greater Payload
The Army is midway through converting its Shadow V1s to Shadow V2s.
-
Libya’s Unresolved Issues Make Western Nations Wary of Committing Troops
The arrival in Libya of a new, UN-backed government has given the lawless country a semblance of stability, but a series of unresolved legal and military issues are making Western nations wary of dispatching soldiers and ships to help out the adminis
