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Interview: Dr. Bruce Jette, Army acquisition chief
As the Army undergoes a major transformation to include the activation of the brand new Army Futures Command, some things within the acquisition branch will change and some things will stay the same.
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Army nearing strategy on way ahead for Indirect Fire Protection Capability
The Army is nearing the completion of a strategy on the way head for an Indirect Fire Protection Capability that could include a solution to address cruise missile threats in the near term.
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So Patriot and THAAD will talk. What does that really mean?
The Army decided earlier this year to drastically accelerate its plans to get the Patriot medium-range air-and-missile defense system and the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to communicate.
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Inflection point: Army wrestles to strike balance between current and future capability
At some point soon, the Army will have to make difficult decisions on how long legacy weapon systems and planned upgrades for those capabilities can — or should — carry the service into the future.
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Army in final stages of hashing out Stryker lethality requirements
The Army has entered the final stages of hashing out requirements for ramping up Stryker combat vehicle lethality and will make a decision in January on what it wants in order to increase its battlefield effectiveness.
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Road to Future Vertical Lift: Defiant preps for first flight, Valor leaves the nest
The two vertical lift aircraft under development for the U.S. Army are making headway on the road to one day delivering a potential future medium-lift aircraft to the joint forces.
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Army seeks new tactical unmanned aircraft for demo, testing in brigade combat teams
The Army is calling for ready-to-fly future tactical unmanned aircraft systems that it can demonstrate with a select group of brigade combat teams.
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The Army’s future tank may not be a tank
Army is thinking outside the box for its future tank, so outside the box, it may not even be a tank.
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The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
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This new rifle optic basically guarantees ‘one shot, one kill’
Israeli defense firm Smart Shooter showcased a new optical device for assault rifles that the company said guarantees rounds on target.
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Interview: Dr. Bruce Jette, Army acquisition chief
As the Army undergoes a major transformation to include the activation of the brand new Army Futures Command, some things within the acquisition branch will change and some things will stay the same.
-
Army nearing strategy on way ahead for Indirect Fire Protection Capability
The Army is nearing the completion of a strategy on the way head for an Indirect Fire Protection Capability that could include a solution to address cruise missile threats in the near term.
-
So Patriot and THAAD will talk. What does that really mean?
The Army decided earlier this year to drastically accelerate its plans to get the Patriot medium-range air-and-missile defense system and the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to communicate.
-
Inflection point: Army wrestles to strike balance between current and future capability
At some point soon, the Army will have to make difficult decisions on how long legacy weapon systems and planned upgrades for those capabilities can — or should — carry the service into the future.
-
Army in final stages of hashing out Stryker lethality requirements
The Army has entered the final stages of hashing out requirements for ramping up Stryker combat vehicle lethality and will make a decision in January on what it wants in order to increase its battlefield effectiveness.
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Road to Future Vertical Lift: Defiant preps for first flight, Valor leaves the nest
The two vertical lift aircraft under development for the U.S. Army are making headway on the road to one day delivering a potential future medium-lift aircraft to the joint forces.
-
Army seeks new tactical unmanned aircraft for demo, testing in brigade combat teams
The Army is calling for ready-to-fly future tactical unmanned aircraft systems that it can demonstrate with a select group of brigade combat teams.
-
The Army’s future tank may not be a tank
Army is thinking outside the box for its future tank, so outside the box, it may not even be a tank.
-
The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
-
This new rifle optic basically guarantees ‘one shot, one kill’
Israeli defense firm Smart Shooter showcased a new optical device for assault rifles that the company said guarantees rounds on target.
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Interview: Dr. Bruce Jette, Army acquisition chief
As the Army undergoes a major transformation to include the activation of the brand new Army Futures Command, some things within the acquisition branch will change and some things will stay the same.
-
Army nearing strategy on way ahead for Indirect Fire Protection Capability
The Army is nearing the completion of a strategy on the way head for an Indirect Fire Protection Capability that could include a solution to address cruise missile threats in the near term.
-
So Patriot and THAAD will talk. What does that really mean?
The Army decided earlier this year to drastically accelerate its plans to get the Patriot medium-range air-and-missile defense system and the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to communicate.
-
Inflection point: Army wrestles to strike balance between current and future capability
At some point soon, the Army will have to make difficult decisions on how long legacy weapon systems and planned upgrades for those capabilities can — or should — carry the service into the future.
-
Army in final stages of hashing out Stryker lethality requirements
The Army has entered the final stages of hashing out requirements for ramping up Stryker combat vehicle lethality and will make a decision in January on what it wants in order to increase its battlefield effectiveness.
-
Road to Future Vertical Lift: Defiant preps for first flight, Valor leaves the nest
The two vertical lift aircraft under development for the U.S. Army are making headway on the road to one day delivering a potential future medium-lift aircraft to the joint forces.
-
Army seeks new tactical unmanned aircraft for demo, testing in brigade combat teams
The Army is calling for ready-to-fly future tactical unmanned aircraft systems that it can demonstrate with a select group of brigade combat teams.
-
The Army’s future tank may not be a tank
Army is thinking outside the box for its future tank, so outside the box, it may not even be a tank.
-
The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
-
This new rifle optic basically guarantees ‘one shot, one kill’
Israeli defense firm Smart Shooter showcased a new optical device for assault rifles that the company said guarantees rounds on target.
