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Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
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Afghanistan deployment proves One World Terrain is more than a training tool
One World Terrain, which provides 3D maps as a training tool, just proved it can do more while deployed.
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Army engineers use 1950s breaching tech; robots might solve the problem
To get soldiers out of one of the most dangerous battlefield situations, the Army is looking for better ways to detect and neutralize mines or obstacles, and let robots to do the job.
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First Victor-model UH-60 helo rolls off line at Corpus Christi depot ahead of 2021 fielding
The Victor-model Black Hawk could help guide the Army’s path toward an open-system architecture for its future fleet.
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Army to conduct thorough review of aviation fleet in FY23
With two new helicopters and a number of other enablers, the Army plans to take a hard look at its entire fleet in fiscal 2023.
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US Army tests jamming pod on Gray Eagle drone
The U.S. Army demonstrated its first brigade airborne electronic warfare jamming pod at an exercise this summer, and for the first time outfitting it to a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone.
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Lockheed, Bell begin forging prototypes to compete for Army’s future armed recon aircraft
It’s getting real for the Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as companies competing begin to bend metal.
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US Army wants industry to keep COVID safety rules in place, even after the pandemic ends
“I would say we don’t back off of the COVID-19 standards because it will also reduce the impact of flu and other illnesses,” says one of the Army’s lead acquisition officials.
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Watch the SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator aircraft hit 230 knots
Defiant met the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft speed goal in Oct. 12 flight.
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The US Army wants to smooth the ordeal of firing artillery
The Army is tapping small business to help it load munitions faster in the field.
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Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
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Afghanistan deployment proves One World Terrain is more than a training tool
One World Terrain, which provides 3D maps as a training tool, just proved it can do more while deployed.
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Army engineers use 1950s breaching tech; robots might solve the problem
To get soldiers out of one of the most dangerous battlefield situations, the Army is looking for better ways to detect and neutralize mines or obstacles, and let robots to do the job.
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First Victor-model UH-60 helo rolls off line at Corpus Christi depot ahead of 2021 fielding
The Victor-model Black Hawk could help guide the Army’s path toward an open-system architecture for its future fleet.
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Army to conduct thorough review of aviation fleet in FY23
With two new helicopters and a number of other enablers, the Army plans to take a hard look at its entire fleet in fiscal 2023.
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US Army tests jamming pod on Gray Eagle drone
The U.S. Army demonstrated its first brigade airborne electronic warfare jamming pod at an exercise this summer, and for the first time outfitting it to a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone.
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Lockheed, Bell begin forging prototypes to compete for Army’s future armed recon aircraft
It’s getting real for the Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as companies competing begin to bend metal.
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US Army wants industry to keep COVID safety rules in place, even after the pandemic ends
“I would say we don’t back off of the COVID-19 standards because it will also reduce the impact of flu and other illnesses,” says one of the Army’s lead acquisition officials.
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Watch the SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator aircraft hit 230 knots
Defiant met the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft speed goal in Oct. 12 flight.
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The US Army wants to smooth the ordeal of firing artillery
The Army is tapping small business to help it load munitions faster in the field.
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Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
-
Afghanistan deployment proves One World Terrain is more than a training tool
One World Terrain, which provides 3D maps as a training tool, just proved it can do more while deployed.
-
Army engineers use 1950s breaching tech; robots might solve the problem
To get soldiers out of one of the most dangerous battlefield situations, the Army is looking for better ways to detect and neutralize mines or obstacles, and let robots to do the job.
-
First Victor-model UH-60 helo rolls off line at Corpus Christi depot ahead of 2021 fielding
The Victor-model Black Hawk could help guide the Army’s path toward an open-system architecture for its future fleet.
-
Army to conduct thorough review of aviation fleet in FY23
With two new helicopters and a number of other enablers, the Army plans to take a hard look at its entire fleet in fiscal 2023.
-
US Army tests jamming pod on Gray Eagle drone
The U.S. Army demonstrated its first brigade airborne electronic warfare jamming pod at an exercise this summer, and for the first time outfitting it to a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone.
-
Lockheed, Bell begin forging prototypes to compete for Army’s future armed recon aircraft
It’s getting real for the Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as companies competing begin to bend metal.
-
US Army wants industry to keep COVID safety rules in place, even after the pandemic ends
“I would say we don’t back off of the COVID-19 standards because it will also reduce the impact of flu and other illnesses,” says one of the Army’s lead acquisition officials.
-
Watch the SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator aircraft hit 230 knots
Defiant met the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft speed goal in Oct. 12 flight.
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The US Army wants to smooth the ordeal of firing artillery
The Army is tapping small business to help it load munitions faster in the field.
