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Anduril to supply robotic combat vehicle software to US Army
RCVs are unmanned systems envisioned to work alongside soldiers, schlepping supplies or surveilling adversaries with sophisticated sensors.
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Russian military ‘almost completely reconstituted,’ US official says
The assessment from Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell appears to contradict that of the Pentagon and U.S. allies.
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New Zealand Army chief on modernizing tech, lingering pandemic problem
Maj. Gen. John Boswell is readying to retire in June. But first he spoke to Defense News about the Army’s recruiting issues and ongoing defense programs.
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With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
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In Ukraine, ‘shoot-and-scoot’ tactics helping Caesars survive
Nexter has increased monthly Caesar production to six from two before the war, and the target “in the time to come” is 12 cannons per month.
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Army office in charge of rapid development takes on Guam air defense
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is taking on the task to create a joint integrated fires architecture to protect Guam.
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US Army refreshes competition for short-range laser
The Army will begin a directed-energy test campaign to find the sweet spot for laser weapons when it comes to lethality, reliability and cost.
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Northrop says Air Force design changes drove higher Sentinel ICBM cost
The Sentinel nuclear missile’s costs have spiked 37%, largely due to the complexity of its command and launch segment, and triggered a review process.
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Russia’s air force is hollowing itself out. More air defense can help.
NATO can afford to donate more munitions to Ukraine now without worrying about its immediate strategic reserves.
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US Navy preps hypersonic weapon test this spring, with Army watching
The Navy’s hypersonic weapon test will determine the way forward for the Army’s ground-launched hypersonic weapon capability.
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Anduril to supply robotic combat vehicle software to US Army
RCVs are unmanned systems envisioned to work alongside soldiers, schlepping supplies or surveilling adversaries with sophisticated sensors.
-
Russian military ‘almost completely reconstituted,’ US official says
The assessment from Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell appears to contradict that of the Pentagon and U.S. allies.
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New Zealand Army chief on modernizing tech, lingering pandemic problem
Maj. Gen. John Boswell is readying to retire in June. But first he spoke to Defense News about the Army’s recruiting issues and ongoing defense programs.
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With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
-
In Ukraine, ‘shoot-and-scoot’ tactics helping Caesars survive
Nexter has increased monthly Caesar production to six from two before the war, and the target “in the time to come” is 12 cannons per month.
-
Army office in charge of rapid development takes on Guam air defense
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is taking on the task to create a joint integrated fires architecture to protect Guam.
-
US Army refreshes competition for short-range laser
The Army will begin a directed-energy test campaign to find the sweet spot for laser weapons when it comes to lethality, reliability and cost.
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Northrop says Air Force design changes drove higher Sentinel ICBM cost
The Sentinel nuclear missile’s costs have spiked 37%, largely due to the complexity of its command and launch segment, and triggered a review process.
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Russia’s air force is hollowing itself out. More air defense can help.
NATO can afford to donate more munitions to Ukraine now without worrying about its immediate strategic reserves.
-
US Navy preps hypersonic weapon test this spring, with Army watching
The Navy’s hypersonic weapon test will determine the way forward for the Army’s ground-launched hypersonic weapon capability.
-
Anduril to supply robotic combat vehicle software to US Army
RCVs are unmanned systems envisioned to work alongside soldiers, schlepping supplies or surveilling adversaries with sophisticated sensors.
-
Russian military ‘almost completely reconstituted,’ US official says
The assessment from Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell appears to contradict that of the Pentagon and U.S. allies.
-
New Zealand Army chief on modernizing tech, lingering pandemic problem
Maj. Gen. John Boswell is readying to retire in June. But first he spoke to Defense News about the Army’s recruiting issues and ongoing defense programs.
-
With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
-
In Ukraine, ‘shoot-and-scoot’ tactics helping Caesars survive
Nexter has increased monthly Caesar production to six from two before the war, and the target “in the time to come” is 12 cannons per month.
-
Army office in charge of rapid development takes on Guam air defense
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is taking on the task to create a joint integrated fires architecture to protect Guam.
-
US Army refreshes competition for short-range laser
The Army will begin a directed-energy test campaign to find the sweet spot for laser weapons when it comes to lethality, reliability and cost.
-
Northrop says Air Force design changes drove higher Sentinel ICBM cost
The Sentinel nuclear missile’s costs have spiked 37%, largely due to the complexity of its command and launch segment, and triggered a review process.
-
Russia’s air force is hollowing itself out. More air defense can help.
NATO can afford to donate more munitions to Ukraine now without worrying about its immediate strategic reserves.
-
US Navy preps hypersonic weapon test this spring, with Army watching
The Navy’s hypersonic weapon test will determine the way forward for the Army’s ground-launched hypersonic weapon capability.
