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Lockheed nabs $59 million order for Stryker cyber, electronic warfare suite
Officials have said the Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team program will help defeat threats on an increasingly digital battlefield.
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Proposed JADC2 cross-service exercise belongs in Pacific, says Hudson’s Clark
Senators this year recommended an additional $245 million for Joint All-Domain Command and Control as well as the creation of a joint force headquarters at U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
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Army Test and Evaluation Command pushes to reduce live-fire tests
Army Test and Evaluation Command is looking for ways to reduce its most expensive live-fire testing events in favor of more modeling and simulation.
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NKorea likely fired artillery rounds amid US-SKorea drills
Last week, six U.S. F-35 aircraft arrived in South Korea for their first temporary deployment in South Korea in about four and a half years for joint training.
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US to send more HIMARS precision rockets to Ukraine
“If the Russians think they can outlast the Ukrainians, they need to rethink that,” a senior defense official said Friday.
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Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
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Ukraine war tactics reaffirm US Army’s modernization thrust, service chief says
The conflict in Ukraine is showing the U.S. Army that it’s on the right track when it comes to its own modernization priorities, the Army chief of staff said.
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Rocket carrying new nuclear missile component explodes in late-night test
Officials are investigating the cause of the mishap, which did not injure anyone.
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New engine for Apache, Black Hawk helicopters passes first test, Army says
The U.S. Army logs over a hundred hours of run time on the first Improved Turbine Engine Program engine for its current and future helicopter fleet.
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Stryker power problem uncovered in test of US Army network gear
“We’re going to see if it’s ITN equipment on there that’s giving them some issues,” the product manager said, “or if it’s the type of Stryker they have.”
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Lockheed nabs $59 million order for Stryker cyber, electronic warfare suite
Officials have said the Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team program will help defeat threats on an increasingly digital battlefield.
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Proposed JADC2 cross-service exercise belongs in Pacific, says Hudson’s Clark
Senators this year recommended an additional $245 million for Joint All-Domain Command and Control as well as the creation of a joint force headquarters at U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
-
Army Test and Evaluation Command pushes to reduce live-fire tests
Army Test and Evaluation Command is looking for ways to reduce its most expensive live-fire testing events in favor of more modeling and simulation.
-
NKorea likely fired artillery rounds amid US-SKorea drills
Last week, six U.S. F-35 aircraft arrived in South Korea for their first temporary deployment in South Korea in about four and a half years for joint training.
-
US to send more HIMARS precision rockets to Ukraine
“If the Russians think they can outlast the Ukrainians, they need to rethink that,” a senior defense official said Friday.
-
Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
-
Ukraine war tactics reaffirm US Army’s modernization thrust, service chief says
The conflict in Ukraine is showing the U.S. Army that it’s on the right track when it comes to its own modernization priorities, the Army chief of staff said.
-
Rocket carrying new nuclear missile component explodes in late-night test
Officials are investigating the cause of the mishap, which did not injure anyone.
-
New engine for Apache, Black Hawk helicopters passes first test, Army says
The U.S. Army logs over a hundred hours of run time on the first Improved Turbine Engine Program engine for its current and future helicopter fleet.
-
Stryker power problem uncovered in test of US Army network gear
“We’re going to see if it’s ITN equipment on there that’s giving them some issues,” the product manager said, “or if it’s the type of Stryker they have.”
-
Lockheed nabs $59 million order for Stryker cyber, electronic warfare suite
Officials have said the Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team program will help defeat threats on an increasingly digital battlefield.
-
Proposed JADC2 cross-service exercise belongs in Pacific, says Hudson’s Clark
Senators this year recommended an additional $245 million for Joint All-Domain Command and Control as well as the creation of a joint force headquarters at U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
-
Army Test and Evaluation Command pushes to reduce live-fire tests
Army Test and Evaluation Command is looking for ways to reduce its most expensive live-fire testing events in favor of more modeling and simulation.
-
NKorea likely fired artillery rounds amid US-SKorea drills
Last week, six U.S. F-35 aircraft arrived in South Korea for their first temporary deployment in South Korea in about four and a half years for joint training.
-
US to send more HIMARS precision rockets to Ukraine
“If the Russians think they can outlast the Ukrainians, they need to rethink that,” a senior defense official said Friday.
-
Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
-
Ukraine war tactics reaffirm US Army’s modernization thrust, service chief says
The conflict in Ukraine is showing the U.S. Army that it’s on the right track when it comes to its own modernization priorities, the Army chief of staff said.
-
Rocket carrying new nuclear missile component explodes in late-night test
Officials are investigating the cause of the mishap, which did not injure anyone.
-
New engine for Apache, Black Hawk helicopters passes first test, Army says
The U.S. Army logs over a hundred hours of run time on the first Improved Turbine Engine Program engine for its current and future helicopter fleet.
-
Stryker power problem uncovered in test of US Army network gear
“We’re going to see if it’s ITN equipment on there that’s giving them some issues,” the product manager said, “or if it’s the type of Stryker they have.”



