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How many Humvees will remain after the US Army brings in its Joint Light Tactical Vehicle?
The ratio of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to Humvees is expected to shake out in the next budget request.
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US Army prioritizes open architecture for future combat vehicle amid competition prep
Is this the key to attracting industry participants?
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US special ops, European customer buy Fletcher rocket launchers
The company would not disclose details of the two contracts, however.
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US Army pegs 2023 as tipping point for ending old weapons
The Army will see a more dramatic shift in funding from the current fleet to the future force in fiscal 2023 as more modernized programs start to come online.
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How two-man US Army crews in Oceania will shape Defender Pacific 2021
After COVID-19 tests and quarantine on a tropical island, teams of two are building relationships in Oceania that will help to shape Defender Pacific when it grows in scale and scope in 2021.
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Belgium is Oshkosh’s newest light tactical vehicle customer
Belgium buys a version of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle in first direct sale from Oshkosh Defense.
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Army, Lockheed prep for first extended-range guided rocket test firing
A test of a new extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System is planned for next month.
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General Dynamics rolls out new TRX ground robot at AUSA
General Dynamics sets up to compete again for a chance to build robotic combat vehicles for the U.S. Army with its TRX.
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Israel hopes to collaborate with US on anti-missile lasers
Israel’s Missile Defense Organization has contacted the Pentagon to collaborate on developing directed-energy capabilities, according to agency director Moshe Patel.
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US Army conducts first-of-its-kind exercise for tactical information warfare unit
The 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion conducted its first exercise aimed at testing and training its concepts.
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How many Humvees will remain after the US Army brings in its Joint Light Tactical Vehicle?
The ratio of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to Humvees is expected to shake out in the next budget request.
-
US Army prioritizes open architecture for future combat vehicle amid competition prep
Is this the key to attracting industry participants?
-
US special ops, European customer buy Fletcher rocket launchers
The company would not disclose details of the two contracts, however.
-
US Army pegs 2023 as tipping point for ending old weapons
The Army will see a more dramatic shift in funding from the current fleet to the future force in fiscal 2023 as more modernized programs start to come online.
-
How two-man US Army crews in Oceania will shape Defender Pacific 2021
After COVID-19 tests and quarantine on a tropical island, teams of two are building relationships in Oceania that will help to shape Defender Pacific when it grows in scale and scope in 2021.
-
Belgium is Oshkosh’s newest light tactical vehicle customer
Belgium buys a version of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle in first direct sale from Oshkosh Defense.
-
Army, Lockheed prep for first extended-range guided rocket test firing
A test of a new extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System is planned for next month.
-
General Dynamics rolls out new TRX ground robot at AUSA
General Dynamics sets up to compete again for a chance to build robotic combat vehicles for the U.S. Army with its TRX.
-
Israel hopes to collaborate with US on anti-missile lasers
Israel’s Missile Defense Organization has contacted the Pentagon to collaborate on developing directed-energy capabilities, according to agency director Moshe Patel.
-
US Army conducts first-of-its-kind exercise for tactical information warfare unit
The 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion conducted its first exercise aimed at testing and training its concepts.
-
How many Humvees will remain after the US Army brings in its Joint Light Tactical Vehicle?
The ratio of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to Humvees is expected to shake out in the next budget request.
-
US Army prioritizes open architecture for future combat vehicle amid competition prep
Is this the key to attracting industry participants?
-
US special ops, European customer buy Fletcher rocket launchers
The company would not disclose details of the two contracts, however.
-
US Army pegs 2023 as tipping point for ending old weapons
The Army will see a more dramatic shift in funding from the current fleet to the future force in fiscal 2023 as more modernized programs start to come online.
-
How two-man US Army crews in Oceania will shape Defender Pacific 2021
After COVID-19 tests and quarantine on a tropical island, teams of two are building relationships in Oceania that will help to shape Defender Pacific when it grows in scale and scope in 2021.
-
Belgium is Oshkosh’s newest light tactical vehicle customer
Belgium buys a version of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle in first direct sale from Oshkosh Defense.
-
Army, Lockheed prep for first extended-range guided rocket test firing
A test of a new extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System is planned for next month.
-
General Dynamics rolls out new TRX ground robot at AUSA
General Dynamics sets up to compete again for a chance to build robotic combat vehicles for the U.S. Army with its TRX.
-
Israel hopes to collaborate with US on anti-missile lasers
Israel’s Missile Defense Organization has contacted the Pentagon to collaborate on developing directed-energy capabilities, according to agency director Moshe Patel.
-
US Army conducts first-of-its-kind exercise for tactical information warfare unit
The 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion conducted its first exercise aimed at testing and training its concepts.
