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Marine Corps wants money for ships, missiles, sensors
Money is coming, but not exactly at the level or timing that Marine leaders have wanted.
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Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
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Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
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US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
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Cuts to Army’s IVAS were ‘good oversight’ by Congress, says acquisitions boss
Lawmakers recently froze some $350 million in IVAS procurement money until initial testing and evaluation are completed, and until Congress is updated on the project’s progress.
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Estonia increases defense spending to buy air defense systems, more weapons
Estonia has approved a $523 million defense spending hike, the majority of which is for short- to mid-range air defense systems.
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Stinger and Javelin production can be boosted, says Army acquisitions chief
The U.S. has sent Ukraine an array of weapons and other equipment in recent weeks. An $800 million security package announced March 16 included 800 Stinger and 2,000 Javelin systems.
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First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
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Next-gen engine for current and future helicopter fleets begins testing
The engine for the Improved Turbine Engine Program runs for the first time in tests on its way to replacing engines in UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-64 Apaches, and to power the Army’s future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
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Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
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Marine Corps wants money for ships, missiles, sensors
Money is coming, but not exactly at the level or timing that Marine leaders have wanted.
-
Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
-
Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
-
US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
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Cuts to Army’s IVAS were ‘good oversight’ by Congress, says acquisitions boss
Lawmakers recently froze some $350 million in IVAS procurement money until initial testing and evaluation are completed, and until Congress is updated on the project’s progress.
-
Estonia increases defense spending to buy air defense systems, more weapons
Estonia has approved a $523 million defense spending hike, the majority of which is for short- to mid-range air defense systems.
-
Stinger and Javelin production can be boosted, says Army acquisitions chief
The U.S. has sent Ukraine an array of weapons and other equipment in recent weeks. An $800 million security package announced March 16 included 800 Stinger and 2,000 Javelin systems.
-
First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
-
Next-gen engine for current and future helicopter fleets begins testing
The engine for the Improved Turbine Engine Program runs for the first time in tests on its way to replacing engines in UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-64 Apaches, and to power the Army’s future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
-
Marine Corps wants money for ships, missiles, sensors
Money is coming, but not exactly at the level or timing that Marine leaders have wanted.
-
Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
-
Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
-
US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
-
Cuts to Army’s IVAS were ‘good oversight’ by Congress, says acquisitions boss
Lawmakers recently froze some $350 million in IVAS procurement money until initial testing and evaluation are completed, and until Congress is updated on the project’s progress.
-
Estonia increases defense spending to buy air defense systems, more weapons
Estonia has approved a $523 million defense spending hike, the majority of which is for short- to mid-range air defense systems.
-
Stinger and Javelin production can be boosted, says Army acquisitions chief
The U.S. has sent Ukraine an array of weapons and other equipment in recent weeks. An $800 million security package announced March 16 included 800 Stinger and 2,000 Javelin systems.
-
First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
-
Next-gen engine for current and future helicopter fleets begins testing
The engine for the Improved Turbine Engine Program runs for the first time in tests on its way to replacing engines in UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-64 Apaches, and to power the Army’s future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
