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Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
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US Army awards $98M lightweight combat helmet contract
A Vermont company has won a U.S. Army contract worth up to $98 million to produce lightweight next-generation combat helmets for soldiers.
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US Army gets world record-setting 60-kW laser
The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as the company wraps up demonstrations of the capability.
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Seal whiskerers: Navy looks to sea life for new ships
Real seals, specifically their whiskers, may be the key to a new way for ships and underwater vehicles to sense their environment.
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’80s flashback: Boeing soups up old Avenger for short-range air defense gap
Boeing has modernized its 1980s-era Avenger air defense system to answer the Army’s call to fill its Short-range Air Defense gap within the maneuver force.
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It doesn’t take a missile to shoot down a drone, so the Army is rethinking battle across domains
After nearly two decades fighting in developing nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is pivoting toward the future, focusing on winning fights against enemies with similar technology.
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US Navy submarine program loses some of its shine
The luster is off a bit for the Virginia-class submarine building program, long considered a model US Navy construction effort that routinely brings down the building time and cost for each successive sub. One submarine has just missed its contract delivery date – pushed back even more when sea trials were halted to return to…
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Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
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B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
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US Navy to work with Air Force on E-6B replacement
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.
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Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
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US Army awards $98M lightweight combat helmet contract
A Vermont company has won a U.S. Army contract worth up to $98 million to produce lightweight next-generation combat helmets for soldiers.
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US Army gets world record-setting 60-kW laser
The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as the company wraps up demonstrations of the capability.
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Seal whiskerers: Navy looks to sea life for new ships
Real seals, specifically their whiskers, may be the key to a new way for ships and underwater vehicles to sense their environment.
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’80s flashback: Boeing soups up old Avenger for short-range air defense gap
Boeing has modernized its 1980s-era Avenger air defense system to answer the Army’s call to fill its Short-range Air Defense gap within the maneuver force.
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It doesn’t take a missile to shoot down a drone, so the Army is rethinking battle across domains
After nearly two decades fighting in developing nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is pivoting toward the future, focusing on winning fights against enemies with similar technology.
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US Navy submarine program loses some of its shine
The luster is off a bit for the Virginia-class submarine building program, long considered a model US Navy construction effort that routinely brings down the building time and cost for each successive sub. One submarine has just missed its contract delivery date – pushed back even more when sea trials were halted to return to…
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Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
-
B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
-
US Navy to work with Air Force on E-6B replacement
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.
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Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
-
US Army awards $98M lightweight combat helmet contract
A Vermont company has won a U.S. Army contract worth up to $98 million to produce lightweight next-generation combat helmets for soldiers.
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US Army gets world record-setting 60-kW laser
The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as the company wraps up demonstrations of the capability.
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Seal whiskerers: Navy looks to sea life for new ships
Real seals, specifically their whiskers, may be the key to a new way for ships and underwater vehicles to sense their environment.
-
’80s flashback: Boeing soups up old Avenger for short-range air defense gap
Boeing has modernized its 1980s-era Avenger air defense system to answer the Army’s call to fill its Short-range Air Defense gap within the maneuver force.
-
It doesn’t take a missile to shoot down a drone, so the Army is rethinking battle across domains
After nearly two decades fighting in developing nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is pivoting toward the future, focusing on winning fights against enemies with similar technology.
-
US Navy submarine program loses some of its shine
The luster is off a bit for the Virginia-class submarine building program, long considered a model US Navy construction effort that routinely brings down the building time and cost for each successive sub. One submarine has just missed its contract delivery date – pushed back even more when sea trials were halted to return to…
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
-
B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
-
US Navy to work with Air Force on E-6B replacement
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.
