Two industry teams to begin bending metal for Bradley replacement
American Rheinmetall Vehicles and General Dynamics Land Systems will begin prototyping vehicles for evaluation ahead of the Army choosing a winner.
By Jen Judson
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French Navy tests unmanned beach assault, expands drone tactics
In the exercise called Dragoon Fury, the French Navy used its amphibious helicopter carrier Tonnerre as a drone platform.
HIMARS on the flight deck? Marines look to up-gun amphibious ships
Ampibious ships may get new precision-guided weapons systems as the Navy and Marine Corps look to counter advanced coastal defense systems.
By Jeff Schogol
Commandant: Amphibious vehicles will be vital in future shore combat
As adversaries advance capabilities to target and defend their shores, Marines moving from ship to land will be ever more reliant on the vehicles that get them there.
By Todd South
Commandant to Marines: You’ll have to fight to get to your next fight
Large ships are "lucrative targets" for modern weapons, Marine concept says.
By Jeff Schogol
Czech Defence Ministry eyes $5B land modernization program, $2B vehicle acquisition
The government is most likely to make a final decision on the IFV procurement after the country’s forthcoming parliamentary election.
Oshkosh Defense fits remote weapon station, anti-RPG armor on JTLV
Oshkosh Defense turned up at the DSEI show this week sporting a few ideas of what the JTLV might look like when the British Army gets its hands on it.
US Air Force's next drone to be driven by data
The Air Force’s future model for developing and acquiring unmanned aerial vehicles will likely have less emphasis on the platform and sensors and more attention to the data a UAV collects and how it is analyzed and dispersed.
By Valerie Insinna
Russian Kalashnikov arms maker presents riot control vehicle
Russian company Kalashnikov, the maker of the prolific assault rifle, has presented a new product.
Rafael to benefit from Elbit win in Croatia weapons tender
The Croatian Ministry of Defence has named Israel’s Elbit Systems as the winner in a tender to purchase weapons for the country’s 126 Patria eight-wheel drive armored modular vehicles.
Upgunned Stryker in Europe to help shape future infantry lethality
Once training exercises are complete, the U.S. Army will field Stryker ICVDs to the entire regiment and it will go out and maneuver, Col. Glenn Dean, the program manager for Stryker, said at the live-fire.
By Jen Judson
From 150 degrees to 26 below: NIMR pushes all-terrain vehicle testing to the brink
NIMR Automotive revealed how its new 4x4 all-terrain vehicle performs on the burning desert sands of Abu Dhabi, with the sun beating down as it swept over curves and the dust danced in its tracks.
By Puja Murgai