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Defense Innovation Unit seeks proposals to ship cargo using rockets
DIU wants to work with companies to prototype launch systems that can deliver cargo “to, from and through space.”
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Here’s who will move forward in the Bradley replacement competition
The Army has picked two teams to move into a detailed design phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle competition.
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Russia likely to cancel July’s Moscow air show amid sanctions
The event has for decades been a major venue for showing off new military aircraft and negotiating aerospace contracts.
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Lockheed backs next-gen engine for F-35, drawing rebuke from Pratt
Pratt & Whitney said Lockheed’s comment “undermines” the Pentagon’s decision to upgrade the F-35’s current engines.
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Belgium flirts with joining FCAS fighter program
Not everyone is pleased that Belgium — a customer of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter — is eyeing the Future Combat Air System program.
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Are you up for a challenge? NATO invites startups to compete for cash
NATO’s new technology accelerator will launch its inaugural challenges next week, meant to draw out innovative solutions from startups.
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US Army must plan how to manage electric battlefield, lawmakers say
The Army hasn’t shown a plan for how it might manage battlefield electric power storage and distribution, so lawmakers want to see what’s on the table.
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Lawmakers demand Army justify pursuit of new attack recon helicopter
House lawmakers would curb the secretary’s travel funding until the Army produces analysis of alternatives for its future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
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Italy’s Army aviation chief talks helicopter advancements
Out with the old, in with the new, right? Not so fast, says Italy’s chief of army aviation.
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How industry can partner with NATO on disruptive technologies
DIANA is looking to give out funding in 2023 along the themes of energy resilience, secure information sharing, and sensing and surveillance.
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Defense Innovation Unit seeks proposals to ship cargo using rockets
DIU wants to work with companies to prototype launch systems that can deliver cargo “to, from and through space.”
-
Here’s who will move forward in the Bradley replacement competition
The Army has picked two teams to move into a detailed design phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle competition.
-
Russia likely to cancel July’s Moscow air show amid sanctions
The event has for decades been a major venue for showing off new military aircraft and negotiating aerospace contracts.
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Lockheed backs next-gen engine for F-35, drawing rebuke from Pratt
Pratt & Whitney said Lockheed’s comment “undermines” the Pentagon’s decision to upgrade the F-35’s current engines.
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Belgium flirts with joining FCAS fighter program
Not everyone is pleased that Belgium — a customer of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter — is eyeing the Future Combat Air System program.
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Are you up for a challenge? NATO invites startups to compete for cash
NATO’s new technology accelerator will launch its inaugural challenges next week, meant to draw out innovative solutions from startups.
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US Army must plan how to manage electric battlefield, lawmakers say
The Army hasn’t shown a plan for how it might manage battlefield electric power storage and distribution, so lawmakers want to see what’s on the table.
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Lawmakers demand Army justify pursuit of new attack recon helicopter
House lawmakers would curb the secretary’s travel funding until the Army produces analysis of alternatives for its future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Italy’s Army aviation chief talks helicopter advancements
Out with the old, in with the new, right? Not so fast, says Italy’s chief of army aviation.
-
How industry can partner with NATO on disruptive technologies
DIANA is looking to give out funding in 2023 along the themes of energy resilience, secure information sharing, and sensing and surveillance.
-
Defense Innovation Unit seeks proposals to ship cargo using rockets
DIU wants to work with companies to prototype launch systems that can deliver cargo “to, from and through space.”
-
Here’s who will move forward in the Bradley replacement competition
The Army has picked two teams to move into a detailed design phase of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle competition.
-
Russia likely to cancel July’s Moscow air show amid sanctions
The event has for decades been a major venue for showing off new military aircraft and negotiating aerospace contracts.
-
Lockheed backs next-gen engine for F-35, drawing rebuke from Pratt
Pratt & Whitney said Lockheed’s comment “undermines” the Pentagon’s decision to upgrade the F-35’s current engines.
-
Belgium flirts with joining FCAS fighter program
Not everyone is pleased that Belgium — a customer of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter — is eyeing the Future Combat Air System program.
-
Are you up for a challenge? NATO invites startups to compete for cash
NATO’s new technology accelerator will launch its inaugural challenges next week, meant to draw out innovative solutions from startups.
-
US Army must plan how to manage electric battlefield, lawmakers say
The Army hasn’t shown a plan for how it might manage battlefield electric power storage and distribution, so lawmakers want to see what’s on the table.
-
Lawmakers demand Army justify pursuit of new attack recon helicopter
House lawmakers would curb the secretary’s travel funding until the Army produces analysis of alternatives for its future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Italy’s Army aviation chief talks helicopter advancements
Out with the old, in with the new, right? Not so fast, says Italy’s chief of army aviation.
-
How industry can partner with NATO on disruptive technologies
DIANA is looking to give out funding in 2023 along the themes of energy resilience, secure information sharing, and sensing and surveillance.
