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Outgoing AUSA Boss Worries About Shrinking US Army, Stress on Soldiers
After 18 years, retired Gen. Gordon Sullivan will step down this summer as the president of the Association of the United States Army.
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Apache Sensor’s High Reliability Turret Could Yield Savings
The AH-64 Apache helicopter’s day-and-night vision target-acquisition sensor is getting a more reliable turret next year.
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Army Training Soldiers To Better Recognize Threats in Space
The US Army is developing a kit to help train soldiers to recognize when adversaries are meddling or interfering with space assets such as satellites or GPS, according to the Army Space and Missile Defense Command commanding general.
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Pakistan Seeks New Service Rifle, Upgraded Ordnance Facilities
ISLAMABAD — Trials are currently underway to select a new firearm for the Pakistan army to replace its G3 battle rifle and Chinese Type-56 AK-47 clones, which will also include upgrading facilities at the state-owned Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POF)
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Turkey Eyes Self-Sufficient Drone Industry
Turkey’s procurement and industry officials are working vigorously to end their country’s dependence on drone systems and sub-systems, hoping to achieve self-sufficiency in the next few years, a target some analysts view with suspicion.
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US Army unveils its ‘Big 8’ initiatives
To Stay Ahead of Threats, Army Lays Out ‘Big 8’ InitiativesHuntsville, Ala.
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DRS Technologies’ Turnaround a Highlight of Finmeccanica Earnings
Less than a year after Finmeccanica ended efforts to sell its American subsidiary, DRS Technologies reported strong 2015 earnings, earning praise Wednesday from its Italian parent company for its turnaround.
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Finmeccanica Announces 23% Rise in Core Profits
Italy’s Finmeccanica announced a 23 percent rise in core profits in 2015, driven by restructuring and cost-cutting.
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Robot Targets May Be Solution to Improving Army Marksmanship
Marathon Smart Targets behave like humans and even scream when they are shot.
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Generals Worry Army, Marines Unready For A New War
Top Army and Marine Corps generals warned lawmakers their combat readiness is ebbing.
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Outgoing AUSA Boss Worries About Shrinking US Army, Stress on Soldiers
After 18 years, retired Gen. Gordon Sullivan will step down this summer as the president of the Association of the United States Army.
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Apache Sensor’s High Reliability Turret Could Yield Savings
The AH-64 Apache helicopter’s day-and-night vision target-acquisition sensor is getting a more reliable turret next year.
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Army Training Soldiers To Better Recognize Threats in Space
The US Army is developing a kit to help train soldiers to recognize when adversaries are meddling or interfering with space assets such as satellites or GPS, according to the Army Space and Missile Defense Command commanding general.
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Pakistan Seeks New Service Rifle, Upgraded Ordnance Facilities
ISLAMABAD — Trials are currently underway to select a new firearm for the Pakistan army to replace its G3 battle rifle and Chinese Type-56 AK-47 clones, which will also include upgrading facilities at the state-owned Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POF)
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Turkey Eyes Self-Sufficient Drone Industry
Turkey’s procurement and industry officials are working vigorously to end their country’s dependence on drone systems and sub-systems, hoping to achieve self-sufficiency in the next few years, a target some analysts view with suspicion.
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US Army unveils its ‘Big 8’ initiatives
To Stay Ahead of Threats, Army Lays Out ‘Big 8’ InitiativesHuntsville, Ala.
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DRS Technologies’ Turnaround a Highlight of Finmeccanica Earnings
Less than a year after Finmeccanica ended efforts to sell its American subsidiary, DRS Technologies reported strong 2015 earnings, earning praise Wednesday from its Italian parent company for its turnaround.
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Finmeccanica Announces 23% Rise in Core Profits
Italy’s Finmeccanica announced a 23 percent rise in core profits in 2015, driven by restructuring and cost-cutting.
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Robot Targets May Be Solution to Improving Army Marksmanship
Marathon Smart Targets behave like humans and even scream when they are shot.
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Generals Worry Army, Marines Unready For A New War
Top Army and Marine Corps generals warned lawmakers their combat readiness is ebbing.
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Outgoing AUSA Boss Worries About Shrinking US Army, Stress on Soldiers
After 18 years, retired Gen. Gordon Sullivan will step down this summer as the president of the Association of the United States Army.
-
Apache Sensor’s High Reliability Turret Could Yield Savings
The AH-64 Apache helicopter’s day-and-night vision target-acquisition sensor is getting a more reliable turret next year.
-
Army Training Soldiers To Better Recognize Threats in Space
The US Army is developing a kit to help train soldiers to recognize when adversaries are meddling or interfering with space assets such as satellites or GPS, according to the Army Space and Missile Defense Command commanding general.
-
Pakistan Seeks New Service Rifle, Upgraded Ordnance Facilities
ISLAMABAD — Trials are currently underway to select a new firearm for the Pakistan army to replace its G3 battle rifle and Chinese Type-56 AK-47 clones, which will also include upgrading facilities at the state-owned Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POF)
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Turkey Eyes Self-Sufficient Drone Industry
Turkey’s procurement and industry officials are working vigorously to end their country’s dependence on drone systems and sub-systems, hoping to achieve self-sufficiency in the next few years, a target some analysts view with suspicion.
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US Army unveils its ‘Big 8’ initiatives
To Stay Ahead of Threats, Army Lays Out ‘Big 8’ InitiativesHuntsville, Ala.
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DRS Technologies’ Turnaround a Highlight of Finmeccanica Earnings
Less than a year after Finmeccanica ended efforts to sell its American subsidiary, DRS Technologies reported strong 2015 earnings, earning praise Wednesday from its Italian parent company for its turnaround.
-
Finmeccanica Announces 23% Rise in Core Profits
Italy’s Finmeccanica announced a 23 percent rise in core profits in 2015, driven by restructuring and cost-cutting.
-
Robot Targets May Be Solution to Improving Army Marksmanship
Marathon Smart Targets behave like humans and even scream when they are shot.
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Generals Worry Army, Marines Unready For A New War
Top Army and Marine Corps generals warned lawmakers their combat readiness is ebbing.
