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Turkey sends 50 mine-resistant vehicles to Ukraine, with more expected
The delivery of the Kirpi vehicles was the result of a government agreement, rather than a deal between Ukraine and BMC, which makes the Kirpi.
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Victor-model Black Hawk completes operational test after delay
The U.S. Army’s UH-60V has passed successfully through its second initial operational test and evaluation on its way to a full-rate production decision.
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‘Seek and destroy’: New US aid to Ukraine targets Russian artillery
A new $775 million military aid package for Ukraine marks the first time the U.S. is sending ScanEagle drones for targeting artillery to the country.
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Army taps AeroVironment’s Jump 20 to replace Shadow unmanned system
The Army has chosen Aerovironment’s Jump 20 unmanned aircraft to initially replace Shadow UAS.
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US Army to synchronize defenses as cyber fight goes global
“I watch a lot of HGTV,” said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, commander of ARCYBER. “It’s time for the open concept.”
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Pentagon’s command and control concept needs work, Army official says
“Project Convergence 22 is the perfect, practical example of where we are coordinating laterally with our sister services,” said Lt. Gen. John Morrison.
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US Army digs new sandbox for laser weapons
The Army’s new Directed Energy Systems Integration Laboratory will help the service drive down cost and schedule risk in emerging laser weapons programs.
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US Army forming ‘offensively oriented’ curriculum to spur cyber skills
The program is six months to a year from being fully operational, according to U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton.
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Ukraine ‘testing ground’ shaping US network, electronic warfare effort
Oleksii Reznikov described Ukraine as “a testing ground,” where “many weapons are now getting tested in the field, in the real conditions of battle.”
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Rheinmetall, GM Defense partner in Army’s tactical truck competition
American Rheinmetall Vehicles and GM Defense are combining heir strengths in the vehicle world to compete for the U.S. Army’s Common Tactical Vehicle.
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Turkey sends 50 mine-resistant vehicles to Ukraine, with more expected
The delivery of the Kirpi vehicles was the result of a government agreement, rather than a deal between Ukraine and BMC, which makes the Kirpi.
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Victor-model Black Hawk completes operational test after delay
The U.S. Army’s UH-60V has passed successfully through its second initial operational test and evaluation on its way to a full-rate production decision.
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‘Seek and destroy’: New US aid to Ukraine targets Russian artillery
A new $775 million military aid package for Ukraine marks the first time the U.S. is sending ScanEagle drones for targeting artillery to the country.
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Army taps AeroVironment’s Jump 20 to replace Shadow unmanned system
The Army has chosen Aerovironment’s Jump 20 unmanned aircraft to initially replace Shadow UAS.
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US Army to synchronize defenses as cyber fight goes global
“I watch a lot of HGTV,” said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, commander of ARCYBER. “It’s time for the open concept.”
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Pentagon’s command and control concept needs work, Army official says
“Project Convergence 22 is the perfect, practical example of where we are coordinating laterally with our sister services,” said Lt. Gen. John Morrison.
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US Army digs new sandbox for laser weapons
The Army’s new Directed Energy Systems Integration Laboratory will help the service drive down cost and schedule risk in emerging laser weapons programs.
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US Army forming ‘offensively oriented’ curriculum to spur cyber skills
The program is six months to a year from being fully operational, according to U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton.
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Ukraine ‘testing ground’ shaping US network, electronic warfare effort
Oleksii Reznikov described Ukraine as “a testing ground,” where “many weapons are now getting tested in the field, in the real conditions of battle.”
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Rheinmetall, GM Defense partner in Army’s tactical truck competition
American Rheinmetall Vehicles and GM Defense are combining heir strengths in the vehicle world to compete for the U.S. Army’s Common Tactical Vehicle.
-
Turkey sends 50 mine-resistant vehicles to Ukraine, with more expected
The delivery of the Kirpi vehicles was the result of a government agreement, rather than a deal between Ukraine and BMC, which makes the Kirpi.
-
Victor-model Black Hawk completes operational test after delay
The U.S. Army’s UH-60V has passed successfully through its second initial operational test and evaluation on its way to a full-rate production decision.
-
‘Seek and destroy’: New US aid to Ukraine targets Russian artillery
A new $775 million military aid package for Ukraine marks the first time the U.S. is sending ScanEagle drones for targeting artillery to the country.
-
Army taps AeroVironment’s Jump 20 to replace Shadow unmanned system
The Army has chosen Aerovironment’s Jump 20 unmanned aircraft to initially replace Shadow UAS.
-
US Army to synchronize defenses as cyber fight goes global
“I watch a lot of HGTV,” said Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, commander of ARCYBER. “It’s time for the open concept.”
-
Pentagon’s command and control concept needs work, Army official says
“Project Convergence 22 is the perfect, practical example of where we are coordinating laterally with our sister services,” said Lt. Gen. John Morrison.
-
US Army digs new sandbox for laser weapons
The Army’s new Directed Energy Systems Integration Laboratory will help the service drive down cost and schedule risk in emerging laser weapons programs.
-
US Army forming ‘offensively oriented’ curriculum to spur cyber skills
The program is six months to a year from being fully operational, according to U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton.
-
Ukraine ‘testing ground’ shaping US network, electronic warfare effort
Oleksii Reznikov described Ukraine as “a testing ground,” where “many weapons are now getting tested in the field, in the real conditions of battle.”
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Rheinmetall, GM Defense partner in Army’s tactical truck competition
American Rheinmetall Vehicles and GM Defense are combining heir strengths in the vehicle world to compete for the U.S. Army’s Common Tactical Vehicle.
