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Navy to Kick Off Extra Large UUV Competition This Month
The Navy is getting ready to start a new competition for large underwater drones that can be linked together, providing the service an undersea network of communications equipment or sensors.
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US Navy Missile Submarine Gets Go-Ahead
The program to build a new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines for the US Navy passed a major procedural hurdle Jan. 4, the US Navy announced Monday, allowing engineers and designers to move to the detail design portion of the effort. The Milestone B approval was granted by Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall for…
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Navy, GD Hit Crossroads in Destroyer Negotiations
The US Navy has or is building 75 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, considered among the most powerful surface ships ever fielded.
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Leidos Unseats Raytheon To Deliver Next Variant of US Army Fires Support System
Leidos won a contract Dec. 29 to deliver the next iteration of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System, unseating Raytheon as the long-time incumbent on the program.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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Army’s RCO Approves Strategy to Prototype Electronic Warfare Capability
The Army’s newest outfit — set up to quickly fill land forces capability gaps — will make major headway in 2017, particularly in the realm of electronic warfare, an area where adversaries, such as Russia, have shown startling prowess in recent years.
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
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BAE Systems Presents First AMPV Prototype to US Army
BAE Systems rolled out its first general purpose variant of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype for the US Army Thursday in a ceremony at its facility in York, Pennsylvania, just two years after being awarded the contract to build 29 vehicles in five variants.
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Trump’s Tech Meeting Could Have Major Impact on Pentagon
Defense Innovation Board, other programs could be victims of culture clash.
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Navy to Kick Off Extra Large UUV Competition This Month
The Navy is getting ready to start a new competition for large underwater drones that can be linked together, providing the service an undersea network of communications equipment or sensors.
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US Navy Missile Submarine Gets Go-Ahead
The program to build a new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines for the US Navy passed a major procedural hurdle Jan. 4, the US Navy announced Monday, allowing engineers and designers to move to the detail design portion of the effort. The Milestone B approval was granted by Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall for…
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Navy, GD Hit Crossroads in Destroyer Negotiations
The US Navy has or is building 75 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, considered among the most powerful surface ships ever fielded.
-
Leidos Unseats Raytheon To Deliver Next Variant of US Army Fires Support System
Leidos won a contract Dec. 29 to deliver the next iteration of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System, unseating Raytheon as the long-time incumbent on the program.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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Army’s RCO Approves Strategy to Prototype Electronic Warfare Capability
The Army’s newest outfit — set up to quickly fill land forces capability gaps — will make major headway in 2017, particularly in the realm of electronic warfare, an area where adversaries, such as Russia, have shown startling prowess in recent years.
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
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BAE Systems Presents First AMPV Prototype to US Army
BAE Systems rolled out its first general purpose variant of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype for the US Army Thursday in a ceremony at its facility in York, Pennsylvania, just two years after being awarded the contract to build 29 vehicles in five variants.
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Trump’s Tech Meeting Could Have Major Impact on Pentagon
Defense Innovation Board, other programs could be victims of culture clash.
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Navy to Kick Off Extra Large UUV Competition This Month
The Navy is getting ready to start a new competition for large underwater drones that can be linked together, providing the service an undersea network of communications equipment or sensors.
-
US Navy Missile Submarine Gets Go-Ahead
The program to build a new class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines for the US Navy passed a major procedural hurdle Jan. 4, the US Navy announced Monday, allowing engineers and designers to move to the detail design portion of the effort. The Milestone B approval was granted by Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall for…
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Navy, GD Hit Crossroads in Destroyer Negotiations
The US Navy has or is building 75 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, considered among the most powerful surface ships ever fielded.
-
Leidos Unseats Raytheon To Deliver Next Variant of US Army Fires Support System
Leidos won a contract Dec. 29 to deliver the next iteration of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System, unseating Raytheon as the long-time incumbent on the program.
-
The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
-
Army’s RCO Approves Strategy to Prototype Electronic Warfare Capability
The Army’s newest outfit — set up to quickly fill land forces capability gaps — will make major headway in 2017, particularly in the realm of electronic warfare, an area where adversaries, such as Russia, have shown startling prowess in recent years.
-
New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
-
US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
-
BAE Systems Presents First AMPV Prototype to US Army
BAE Systems rolled out its first general purpose variant of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype for the US Army Thursday in a ceremony at its facility in York, Pennsylvania, just two years after being awarded the contract to build 29 vehicles in five variants.
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Trump’s Tech Meeting Could Have Major Impact on Pentagon
Defense Innovation Board, other programs could be victims of culture clash.
