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Army closes in on autonomous boats to ferry supplies into battle
Watercraft and large cargo drones are early pursuits in Army’s future autonomous resupply distribution chain.
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When will the Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?
With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame.
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What the Army is planning for its vehicle-protection push
The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.
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Soldiers want more out of the Army’s new Infantry Squad Vehicles
“We have a nine-seat variant,” a senior Army official said. “We know that’s not the right configuration or the only configuration.”
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Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
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US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
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Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
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Trial by fire: How the Army banks on frontline units to test new gear
Army leaders take another stab at familiar objectives — culture change and acquisition reform.
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Italy’s Avio expands to fill US Army solid rocket motor orders
The company plans to grow its footprint in the United States, starting production for American customers at its Italian site in the meantime.
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Army closes in on autonomous boats to ferry supplies into battle
Watercraft and large cargo drones are early pursuits in Army’s future autonomous resupply distribution chain.
-
When will the Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?
With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame.
-
What the Army is planning for its vehicle-protection push
The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.
-
Soldiers want more out of the Army’s new Infantry Squad Vehicles
“We have a nine-seat variant,” a senior Army official said. “We know that’s not the right configuration or the only configuration.”
-
Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
-
Trial by fire: How the Army banks on frontline units to test new gear
Army leaders take another stab at familiar objectives — culture change and acquisition reform.
-
Italy’s Avio expands to fill US Army solid rocket motor orders
The company plans to grow its footprint in the United States, starting production for American customers at its Italian site in the meantime.
-
Army closes in on autonomous boats to ferry supplies into battle
Watercraft and large cargo drones are early pursuits in Army’s future autonomous resupply distribution chain.
-
When will the Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?
With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame.
-
What the Army is planning for its vehicle-protection push
The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.
-
Soldiers want more out of the Army’s new Infantry Squad Vehicles
“We have a nine-seat variant,” a senior Army official said. “We know that’s not the right configuration or the only configuration.”
-
Why the Army is looking abroad to close a widening artillery gun gap
Operations in Ukraine have proven artillery is essential, but needs to adapt. The Army continues to decipher a path to modernize artillery in its ranks.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
-
Trial by fire: How the Army banks on frontline units to test new gear
Army leaders take another stab at familiar objectives — culture change and acquisition reform.
-
Italy’s Avio expands to fill US Army solid rocket motor orders
The company plans to grow its footprint in the United States, starting production for American customers at its Italian site in the meantime.
