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Pacific exercises help to shape US Army’s watercraft strategy
The Army needs watercraft in the Pacific and is shaping a strategy based on lessons learned from operations during major exercises in theater.
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Radars and drone killers: Revamped Marine office hastens tech creation
The Marine Corps is developing a new radar, designing its next Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle variant and mulling additional counter-unmanned systems.
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PAC-3 MSE launched from virtual Aegis ship hits cruise missile target
The latest variant of Lockheed’s Patriot missile intercepted a cruise missile target in a test from a virtual Aegis Weapon System for the first time.
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US Army exports multinational combat training center to Philippines
The Army is taking a full-scale exportable Joint Pacific Multinational Training Center west of the International Date Line for the first time.
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Amphibious combat vehicle’s first deployment may yield repair lessons
A program office is watching the amphibious combat vehicle’s performance as it operates from a ship rather than a base on land.
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Here’s how the US Army’s multidomain task force is contributing to AUKUS
The 3rd Multidomain Task Force is collaborating with Australia and the U.K. to develop technology like artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Marines, special ops test MRZR vehicles that add power, payload capacity
Polaris developed two new MRZR Alpha variants that support using more payloads in the field: a power export variant, and a heavy payload variant.
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Four ways US Army’s Pacific chief plans to boost regional land forces
More countries are joining multilateral exercises and training events to strengthen a network to deter aggression in the Pacific.
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Military’s novel floating pier arrives in Gaza amid security concerns
The Gaza aid pier is made possible by an oft-neglected but vital military capability known as Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore, or JLOTS.
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Australia unveils record $37 billion defense budget
Nuclear-powered submarines are starting to consume an enormous portion of the budget as the trilateral AUKUS agreement progresses.
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Pacific exercises help to shape US Army’s watercraft strategy
The Army needs watercraft in the Pacific and is shaping a strategy based on lessons learned from operations during major exercises in theater.
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Radars and drone killers: Revamped Marine office hastens tech creation
The Marine Corps is developing a new radar, designing its next Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle variant and mulling additional counter-unmanned systems.
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PAC-3 MSE launched from virtual Aegis ship hits cruise missile target
The latest variant of Lockheed’s Patriot missile intercepted a cruise missile target in a test from a virtual Aegis Weapon System for the first time.
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US Army exports multinational combat training center to Philippines
The Army is taking a full-scale exportable Joint Pacific Multinational Training Center west of the International Date Line for the first time.
-
Amphibious combat vehicle’s first deployment may yield repair lessons
A program office is watching the amphibious combat vehicle’s performance as it operates from a ship rather than a base on land.
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Here’s how the US Army’s multidomain task force is contributing to AUKUS
The 3rd Multidomain Task Force is collaborating with Australia and the U.K. to develop technology like artificial intelligence and machine learning.
-
Marines, special ops test MRZR vehicles that add power, payload capacity
Polaris developed two new MRZR Alpha variants that support using more payloads in the field: a power export variant, and a heavy payload variant.
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Four ways US Army’s Pacific chief plans to boost regional land forces
More countries are joining multilateral exercises and training events to strengthen a network to deter aggression in the Pacific.
-
Military’s novel floating pier arrives in Gaza amid security concerns
The Gaza aid pier is made possible by an oft-neglected but vital military capability known as Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore, or JLOTS.
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Australia unveils record $37 billion defense budget
Nuclear-powered submarines are starting to consume an enormous portion of the budget as the trilateral AUKUS agreement progresses.
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Pacific exercises help to shape US Army’s watercraft strategy
The Army needs watercraft in the Pacific and is shaping a strategy based on lessons learned from operations during major exercises in theater.
-
Radars and drone killers: Revamped Marine office hastens tech creation
The Marine Corps is developing a new radar, designing its next Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle variant and mulling additional counter-unmanned systems.
-
PAC-3 MSE launched from virtual Aegis ship hits cruise missile target
The latest variant of Lockheed’s Patriot missile intercepted a cruise missile target in a test from a virtual Aegis Weapon System for the first time.
-
US Army exports multinational combat training center to Philippines
The Army is taking a full-scale exportable Joint Pacific Multinational Training Center west of the International Date Line for the first time.
-
Amphibious combat vehicle’s first deployment may yield repair lessons
A program office is watching the amphibious combat vehicle’s performance as it operates from a ship rather than a base on land.
-
Here’s how the US Army’s multidomain task force is contributing to AUKUS
The 3rd Multidomain Task Force is collaborating with Australia and the U.K. to develop technology like artificial intelligence and machine learning.
-
Marines, special ops test MRZR vehicles that add power, payload capacity
Polaris developed two new MRZR Alpha variants that support using more payloads in the field: a power export variant, and a heavy payload variant.
-
Four ways US Army’s Pacific chief plans to boost regional land forces
More countries are joining multilateral exercises and training events to strengthen a network to deter aggression in the Pacific.
-
Military’s novel floating pier arrives in Gaza amid security concerns
The Gaza aid pier is made possible by an oft-neglected but vital military capability known as Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore, or JLOTS.
-
Australia unveils record $37 billion defense budget
Nuclear-powered submarines are starting to consume an enormous portion of the budget as the trilateral AUKUS agreement progresses.
