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Army’s $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts
Among the items included in the Army’s unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.
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China delivers anti-aircraft missiles to Serbia
Serbia had signed for the missiles in 2020 under a contract that also included the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation-made CH-92 armed drone.
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Slovakia confirms Patriot, S-300 air defense systems are heading to Ukraine
Additionally, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to send troops armed with Patriot missiles to Slovakia as part of 2,100-strong force made up of soldiers from several NATO members states.
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US Army initiates plan to replace Stingers with next-gen interceptor
As the Army sends off Stinger and Javelin missiles to Ukraine, the service begins the process of replacing its aging Stinger missiles for short-range air defense.
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Industry teams aim to fly prototypes of future attack recon aircraft by end of 2023
Industry teams believe they are still on a path to fly FARA prototypes by the end of 2023, despite delays in next-gen engine assembly.
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Shoot-off for airborne long-range munition coming this fall
The Army looks to extend the range of its helicopter-fired precision munitions in a shoot-off coming up this fall.
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Army networks office stays busy as capability sets progress
“As we enter into this fiscal year, it’s probably one of the few times that we’ve had four capability sets kind of going on in parallel,” said U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Collins.
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Release the hounds: Army event to feature drone swarms that behave like a wolf pack
Edge 22 will see a large, interactive drone swarm demonstrating a variety of behaviors, some of which are classified.
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US Army shelves advanced CH-47F rotor blades due to issues in testing
A report from the Pentagon’s chief weapons tester noted vibrations present in ground, hover and forward flight that could pose “safety of flight risk.”
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Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
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Army’s $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts
Among the items included in the Army’s unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.
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China delivers anti-aircraft missiles to Serbia
Serbia had signed for the missiles in 2020 under a contract that also included the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation-made CH-92 armed drone.
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Slovakia confirms Patriot, S-300 air defense systems are heading to Ukraine
Additionally, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to send troops armed with Patriot missiles to Slovakia as part of 2,100-strong force made up of soldiers from several NATO members states.
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US Army initiates plan to replace Stingers with next-gen interceptor
As the Army sends off Stinger and Javelin missiles to Ukraine, the service begins the process of replacing its aging Stinger missiles for short-range air defense.
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Industry teams aim to fly prototypes of future attack recon aircraft by end of 2023
Industry teams believe they are still on a path to fly FARA prototypes by the end of 2023, despite delays in next-gen engine assembly.
-
Shoot-off for airborne long-range munition coming this fall
The Army looks to extend the range of its helicopter-fired precision munitions in a shoot-off coming up this fall.
-
Army networks office stays busy as capability sets progress
“As we enter into this fiscal year, it’s probably one of the few times that we’ve had four capability sets kind of going on in parallel,” said U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Collins.
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Release the hounds: Army event to feature drone swarms that behave like a wolf pack
Edge 22 will see a large, interactive drone swarm demonstrating a variety of behaviors, some of which are classified.
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US Army shelves advanced CH-47F rotor blades due to issues in testing
A report from the Pentagon’s chief weapons tester noted vibrations present in ground, hover and forward flight that could pose “safety of flight risk.”
-
Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
-
Army’s $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts
Among the items included in the Army’s unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.
-
China delivers anti-aircraft missiles to Serbia
Serbia had signed for the missiles in 2020 under a contract that also included the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation-made CH-92 armed drone.
-
Slovakia confirms Patriot, S-300 air defense systems are heading to Ukraine
Additionally, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to send troops armed with Patriot missiles to Slovakia as part of 2,100-strong force made up of soldiers from several NATO members states.
-
US Army initiates plan to replace Stingers with next-gen interceptor
As the Army sends off Stinger and Javelin missiles to Ukraine, the service begins the process of replacing its aging Stinger missiles for short-range air defense.
-
Industry teams aim to fly prototypes of future attack recon aircraft by end of 2023
Industry teams believe they are still on a path to fly FARA prototypes by the end of 2023, despite delays in next-gen engine assembly.
-
Shoot-off for airborne long-range munition coming this fall
The Army looks to extend the range of its helicopter-fired precision munitions in a shoot-off coming up this fall.
-
Army networks office stays busy as capability sets progress
“As we enter into this fiscal year, it’s probably one of the few times that we’ve had four capability sets kind of going on in parallel,” said U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Collins.
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Release the hounds: Army event to feature drone swarms that behave like a wolf pack
Edge 22 will see a large, interactive drone swarm demonstrating a variety of behaviors, some of which are classified.
-
US Army shelves advanced CH-47F rotor blades due to issues in testing
A report from the Pentagon’s chief weapons tester noted vibrations present in ground, hover and forward flight that could pose “safety of flight risk.”
-
Victor-model Black Hawk gets the OK to fly in national airspace
The U.S. Army’s UH-60 Victor-model Black Hawk utility helicopter has received certification to fly in national airspace, enabling a second initial operational test.
