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Testing of electronic warfare package for Army’s AMPV expected in 2024
The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113, hundreds of which have been committed to Ukraine to help battle back Russia.
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Army evaluating future of heavy-lift helicopters
The US Army is taking a look at possible avenues to pursue a future heavy-lift aircraft.
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US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
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How 101st Airborne soldiers are using EagleWerx makerspace to innovate
Tucked into a nondescript building along Screaming Eagle Boulevard, EagleWerx is a handyman’s paradise.
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Barker to head US Army electronic warfare office, succeeding Kitz
PEO IEW&S helps develop, test and field a range of military equipment, including jammers, navigation packages, missile warning systems and biometric tools.
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Biden taps Army vice chief to be service’s top officer
A new Army chief of staff has been nominated to replace Gen. James McConville, who will retire later this year.
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More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
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US to start training Ukrainian troops on Abrams tanks within weeks
A separate shipment of refurbished M1A1 Abrams tanks is expected to reach Ukrainian battlefields by the end of the year.
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Israel in ‘advanced negotiations’ to sell Arrow 3 to Germany
An export of this kind would be contingent on U.S. approval, given the Arrow system was jointly developed with the American government.
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Army warns it could lose $5.3 billion if Congress fails to pass budget
The Army won’t be able to use over $5 billion it needs to modernize its force or give its troops planned raises if Congress doesn’t pass an FY24 budget.
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Testing of electronic warfare package for Army’s AMPV expected in 2024
The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113, hundreds of which have been committed to Ukraine to help battle back Russia.
-
Army evaluating future of heavy-lift helicopters
The US Army is taking a look at possible avenues to pursue a future heavy-lift aircraft.
-
US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
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How 101st Airborne soldiers are using EagleWerx makerspace to innovate
Tucked into a nondescript building along Screaming Eagle Boulevard, EagleWerx is a handyman’s paradise.
-
Barker to head US Army electronic warfare office, succeeding Kitz
PEO IEW&S helps develop, test and field a range of military equipment, including jammers, navigation packages, missile warning systems and biometric tools.
-
Biden taps Army vice chief to be service’s top officer
A new Army chief of staff has been nominated to replace Gen. James McConville, who will retire later this year.
-
More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
-
US to start training Ukrainian troops on Abrams tanks within weeks
A separate shipment of refurbished M1A1 Abrams tanks is expected to reach Ukrainian battlefields by the end of the year.
-
Israel in ‘advanced negotiations’ to sell Arrow 3 to Germany
An export of this kind would be contingent on U.S. approval, given the Arrow system was jointly developed with the American government.
-
Army warns it could lose $5.3 billion if Congress fails to pass budget
The Army won’t be able to use over $5 billion it needs to modernize its force or give its troops planned raises if Congress doesn’t pass an FY24 budget.
-
Testing of electronic warfare package for Army’s AMPV expected in 2024
The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113, hundreds of which have been committed to Ukraine to help battle back Russia.
-
Army evaluating future of heavy-lift helicopters
The US Army is taking a look at possible avenues to pursue a future heavy-lift aircraft.
-
US Army evaluating radios for both Indo-Pacific and Europe
“Do we need to a have a radio in every vehicle?” Col. Shermoan Daiyaan said. “Do we need to have one radio per team? Or is it one radio per squad?”
-
How 101st Airborne soldiers are using EagleWerx makerspace to innovate
Tucked into a nondescript building along Screaming Eagle Boulevard, EagleWerx is a handyman’s paradise.
-
Barker to head US Army electronic warfare office, succeeding Kitz
PEO IEW&S helps develop, test and field a range of military equipment, including jammers, navigation packages, missile warning systems and biometric tools.
-
Biden taps Army vice chief to be service’s top officer
A new Army chief of staff has been nominated to replace Gen. James McConville, who will retire later this year.
-
More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
-
US to start training Ukrainian troops on Abrams tanks within weeks
A separate shipment of refurbished M1A1 Abrams tanks is expected to reach Ukrainian battlefields by the end of the year.
-
Israel in ‘advanced negotiations’ to sell Arrow 3 to Germany
An export of this kind would be contingent on U.S. approval, given the Arrow system was jointly developed with the American government.
-
Army warns it could lose $5.3 billion if Congress fails to pass budget
The Army won’t be able to use over $5 billion it needs to modernize its force or give its troops planned raises if Congress doesn’t pass an FY24 budget.
