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Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to ocean after safety halt
The Corps paused all waterborne ACV operations in July following a high surf incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Use us for combat zone tests, Ukraine minister tells US war industry
Ukraine’s deputy defense minister suggested anti-tank systems with a 6-kilometer range or suicide drones as options his military could use.
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Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
The Precision Strike Missile is the centerpiece of current Army fires work.
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German, Estonian troops to practice defense of Tallinn harbor, airport
Defending the Baltic nations from Russian attack is a key consideration in NATO’s operational plans.
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L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
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How the Army is tackling these six goals for future wars
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth shared areas the Army must improve for its future combat needs.
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US Army customizing communication gear for regional challenges
“It is a big army,” said Nicholaus Saacks with PEO C3T. “We have to be prepared to fight in a lot of different places.”
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Army, Marines declare Joint Air-to-Ground Missile ready for production
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps’ Joint Air-to-Ground Missile has been cleared for full-rate production.
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Raytheon unit wins $583 million contract for US Army navigation
MAPS GEN II ensures troops understand where they are and where they’re headed, even in environments where GPS signals are jammed.
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US Army command integrates new capabilities into Patriot forces
Defense News spoke with the head of the U.S. Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command, Lt. Gen. Daniel Karbler, about deployments and authority transfers.
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Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to ocean after safety halt
The Corps paused all waterborne ACV operations in July following a high surf incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Use us for combat zone tests, Ukraine minister tells US war industry
Ukraine’s deputy defense minister suggested anti-tank systems with a 6-kilometer range or suicide drones as options his military could use.
-
Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
The Precision Strike Missile is the centerpiece of current Army fires work.
-
German, Estonian troops to practice defense of Tallinn harbor, airport
Defending the Baltic nations from Russian attack is a key consideration in NATO’s operational plans.
-
L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
-
How the Army is tackling these six goals for future wars
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth shared areas the Army must improve for its future combat needs.
-
US Army customizing communication gear for regional challenges
“It is a big army,” said Nicholaus Saacks with PEO C3T. “We have to be prepared to fight in a lot of different places.”
-
Army, Marines declare Joint Air-to-Ground Missile ready for production
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps’ Joint Air-to-Ground Missile has been cleared for full-rate production.
-
Raytheon unit wins $583 million contract for US Army navigation
MAPS GEN II ensures troops understand where they are and where they’re headed, even in environments where GPS signals are jammed.
-
US Army command integrates new capabilities into Patriot forces
Defense News spoke with the head of the U.S. Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command, Lt. Gen. Daniel Karbler, about deployments and authority transfers.
-
Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to ocean after safety halt
The Corps paused all waterborne ACV operations in July following a high surf incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
-
Use us for combat zone tests, Ukraine minister tells US war industry
Ukraine’s deputy defense minister suggested anti-tank systems with a 6-kilometer range or suicide drones as options his military could use.
-
Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
The Precision Strike Missile is the centerpiece of current Army fires work.
-
German, Estonian troops to practice defense of Tallinn harbor, airport
Defending the Baltic nations from Russian attack is a key consideration in NATO’s operational plans.
-
L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
-
How the Army is tackling these six goals for future wars
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth shared areas the Army must improve for its future combat needs.
-
US Army customizing communication gear for regional challenges
“It is a big army,” said Nicholaus Saacks with PEO C3T. “We have to be prepared to fight in a lot of different places.”
-
Army, Marines declare Joint Air-to-Ground Missile ready for production
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps’ Joint Air-to-Ground Missile has been cleared for full-rate production.
-
Raytheon unit wins $583 million contract for US Army navigation
MAPS GEN II ensures troops understand where they are and where they’re headed, even in environments where GPS signals are jammed.
-
US Army command integrates new capabilities into Patriot forces
Defense News spoke with the head of the U.S. Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command, Lt. Gen. Daniel Karbler, about deployments and authority transfers.
