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Pentagon investing millions in battlefield rapid disease detection
The handheld device will reportedly be able to test blood or fluid samples on future battlefields without needing refrigeration or temperature control.
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Palantir delivers first 2 next-gen targeting systems to Army
The announcement comes nearly one year to the date of the service awarding the firm a $178 million contract to deliver 10 TITAN ground systems.
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US Army approves production of vehicle-mounted GPS alternative
The Mounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing system will provide forces the ability to operate in GPS-denied environments.
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Voice-controlled drones a military game-changer, Primordial Labs says
Primordial Labs’ Anura allows operators to control robots with just their voice, which could change the way drones interact with humans on the battlefield.
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Army will field its long-range hypersonic weapon by end of fiscal year
The U.S. is in a race to field the capability and develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia are developing and testing.
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Poland, Slovakia team up for ammunition, weapon purchases
One initiative relates to Poland’s offer to supply K2 tanks, to be mode domestically under a license from South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem, to Slovakia.
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Back to war: Wounded Ukrainians return to battle after amputation
Many brigades have at least one amputee soldier still on active duty — men who returned to combat despite the grim outlook for their country.
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L3Harris breaks ground on solid rocket motor production expansion
L3Harris’ Aerojet Rocketdyne broke ground on a major expansion of solid rocket motor production facilities as the U.S. seeks to rebuild its stockpile.
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Army Stinger missile replacement competition heads into flight tests
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army’s replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
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Black Hawk crew in DC crash may have missed key air traffic messages
The Black Hawk that collided with an American Airlines jet in January may not have had accurate altitude readings, investigators said.
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Pentagon investing millions in battlefield rapid disease detection
The handheld device will reportedly be able to test blood or fluid samples on future battlefields without needing refrigeration or temperature control.
-
Palantir delivers first 2 next-gen targeting systems to Army
The announcement comes nearly one year to the date of the service awarding the firm a $178 million contract to deliver 10 TITAN ground systems.
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US Army approves production of vehicle-mounted GPS alternative
The Mounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing system will provide forces the ability to operate in GPS-denied environments.
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Voice-controlled drones a military game-changer, Primordial Labs says
Primordial Labs’ Anura allows operators to control robots with just their voice, which could change the way drones interact with humans on the battlefield.
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Army will field its long-range hypersonic weapon by end of fiscal year
The U.S. is in a race to field the capability and develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia are developing and testing.
-
Poland, Slovakia team up for ammunition, weapon purchases
One initiative relates to Poland’s offer to supply K2 tanks, to be mode domestically under a license from South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem, to Slovakia.
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Back to war: Wounded Ukrainians return to battle after amputation
Many brigades have at least one amputee soldier still on active duty — men who returned to combat despite the grim outlook for their country.
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L3Harris breaks ground on solid rocket motor production expansion
L3Harris’ Aerojet Rocketdyne broke ground on a major expansion of solid rocket motor production facilities as the U.S. seeks to rebuild its stockpile.
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Army Stinger missile replacement competition heads into flight tests
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army’s replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
-
Black Hawk crew in DC crash may have missed key air traffic messages
The Black Hawk that collided with an American Airlines jet in January may not have had accurate altitude readings, investigators said.
-
Pentagon investing millions in battlefield rapid disease detection
The handheld device will reportedly be able to test blood or fluid samples on future battlefields without needing refrigeration or temperature control.
-
Palantir delivers first 2 next-gen targeting systems to Army
The announcement comes nearly one year to the date of the service awarding the firm a $178 million contract to deliver 10 TITAN ground systems.
-
US Army approves production of vehicle-mounted GPS alternative
The Mounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing system will provide forces the ability to operate in GPS-denied environments.
-
Voice-controlled drones a military game-changer, Primordial Labs says
Primordial Labs’ Anura allows operators to control robots with just their voice, which could change the way drones interact with humans on the battlefield.
-
Army will field its long-range hypersonic weapon by end of fiscal year
The U.S. is in a race to field the capability and develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles, which China and Russia are developing and testing.
-
Poland, Slovakia team up for ammunition, weapon purchases
One initiative relates to Poland’s offer to supply K2 tanks, to be mode domestically under a license from South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem, to Slovakia.
-
Back to war: Wounded Ukrainians return to battle after amputation
Many brigades have at least one amputee soldier still on active duty — men who returned to combat despite the grim outlook for their country.
-
L3Harris breaks ground on solid rocket motor production expansion
L3Harris’ Aerojet Rocketdyne broke ground on a major expansion of solid rocket motor production facilities as the U.S. seeks to rebuild its stockpile.
-
Army Stinger missile replacement competition heads into flight tests
Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing to develop the U.S. Army’s replacement for its Stinger short-range air defense missile it no longer produces.
-
Black Hawk crew in DC crash may have missed key air traffic messages
The Black Hawk that collided with an American Airlines jet in January may not have had accurate altitude readings, investigators said.
