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US Army lacks plan to modernize Apache helicopter, lawmakers say
The Apache attack helicopter is expected to fly all the way into 2050, but the Army has not articulated its plans to modernize the aircraft. The House Armed Services Committee wants to see a more concrete plan from the service on the helicopter’s way forward.
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Mobile howitzers take center stage at Eurosatory as artillery battles intensify in Ukraine
On the Eurosatory defense exposition floor, artillery was king as the Russian invasion of Ukraine evolves from missile attacks and close combat to daily artillery barrages.
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Marine Corps artillery ― it isn’t too late to salvage it
Armor, engineering and other required assets may be forever lost, but it is not too late for an artillery course correction, this retired Marine lieutenant general writes.
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Hanwha, Kongsberg partner on combat vehicle, long-range fires system
The Norwegian Defence Material Agency is expected later this year to issue a request for information on new infantry fighting vehicles, and another RFI for a long-range precision fires system, namely multiple launch rocket systems.
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Five questions for Army’s Robert Collins as he moves to Pentagon acquisitions office
“I’ve been doing this for 30 years,” the general said, “and any time the coach puts you back in for a couple more plays on the playing field, I’ll tell you, that gives you a lot of energy.”
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US Army reaches for the sky to solve communication needs
Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s aerial tier networking.
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US Army looks to address capability gaps as it rebuilds Arctic operations
The U.S. Army as it recommits to Arctic operations is experimenting to find the capabilities it will need and taking pages from European countries accustomed to operating in the harsh cold.
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Army equipment stored in Europe being looked at by inspector general
The pre-positioned stocks are being used for the first time ever, in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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US Army lacks plan to modernize Apache helicopter, lawmakers say
The Apache attack helicopter is expected to fly all the way into 2050, but the Army has not articulated its plans to modernize the aircraft. The House Armed Services Committee wants to see a more concrete plan from the service on the helicopter’s way forward.
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Mobile howitzers take center stage at Eurosatory as artillery battles intensify in Ukraine
On the Eurosatory defense exposition floor, artillery was king as the Russian invasion of Ukraine evolves from missile attacks and close combat to daily artillery barrages.
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Marine Corps artillery ― it isn’t too late to salvage it
Armor, engineering and other required assets may be forever lost, but it is not too late for an artillery course correction, this retired Marine lieutenant general writes.
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Hanwha, Kongsberg partner on combat vehicle, long-range fires system
The Norwegian Defence Material Agency is expected later this year to issue a request for information on new infantry fighting vehicles, and another RFI for a long-range precision fires system, namely multiple launch rocket systems.
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Five questions for Army’s Robert Collins as he moves to Pentagon acquisitions office
“I’ve been doing this for 30 years,” the general said, “and any time the coach puts you back in for a couple more plays on the playing field, I’ll tell you, that gives you a lot of energy.”
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US Army reaches for the sky to solve communication needs
Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s aerial tier networking.
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US Army looks to address capability gaps as it rebuilds Arctic operations
The U.S. Army as it recommits to Arctic operations is experimenting to find the capabilities it will need and taking pages from European countries accustomed to operating in the harsh cold.
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Army equipment stored in Europe being looked at by inspector general
The pre-positioned stocks are being used for the first time ever, in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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US Army lacks plan to modernize Apache helicopter, lawmakers say
The Apache attack helicopter is expected to fly all the way into 2050, but the Army has not articulated its plans to modernize the aircraft. The House Armed Services Committee wants to see a more concrete plan from the service on the helicopter’s way forward.
-
Mobile howitzers take center stage at Eurosatory as artillery battles intensify in Ukraine
On the Eurosatory defense exposition floor, artillery was king as the Russian invasion of Ukraine evolves from missile attacks and close combat to daily artillery barrages.
-
Marine Corps artillery ― it isn’t too late to salvage it
Armor, engineering and other required assets may be forever lost, but it is not too late for an artillery course correction, this retired Marine lieutenant general writes.
-
Hanwha, Kongsberg partner on combat vehicle, long-range fires system
The Norwegian Defence Material Agency is expected later this year to issue a request for information on new infantry fighting vehicles, and another RFI for a long-range precision fires system, namely multiple launch rocket systems.
-
Five questions for Army’s Robert Collins as he moves to Pentagon acquisitions office
“I’ve been doing this for 30 years,” the general said, “and any time the coach puts you back in for a couple more plays on the playing field, I’ll tell you, that gives you a lot of energy.”
-
US Army reaches for the sky to solve communication needs
Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s aerial tier networking.
-
US Army looks to address capability gaps as it rebuilds Arctic operations
The U.S. Army as it recommits to Arctic operations is experimenting to find the capabilities it will need and taking pages from European countries accustomed to operating in the harsh cold.
-
Army equipment stored in Europe being looked at by inspector general
The pre-positioned stocks are being used for the first time ever, in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
