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New Army Chief of Staff named
General James McConville has been named as the Army’s new chief of staff.
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Homeland defense salvo test successful
The Ground based Midcourse Defense system has successfully hit its target during a salvo test over the Pacific.
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Here’s why the Army cut some programs like the Chinook, JLTV and AMPV
The U.S. Army had some tough budget decisions to make this year. Undersecretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy lays out why they made the choices they did on programs like the Chinook helicopter, JLTV, and AMPV.
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New equipment for the Army will cost billions. How will they use it?
The U.S. Army is budgeting billions for new equipment over the next decade. But how will it be used? Find out from Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy.
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Would more money speed up buying new equipment for the Army?
Gen. Mike Murray, the head of Army Futures Command, talks with Jen Judson about whether or not increased funding would speed up the modernization of the Army.
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A bigger gun and better sensors. Find out what the Army wants in a Bradley replacement
From doubling the firepower of the gun to vastly improved sensors–the Army is on the hunt for a Bradley Fighting Vehicle replacement.
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Here’s the Army’s next big Pacific exercise
Gen. Robert Brown, the commander of U.S. Army Pacific, explains what the Defender Pacific exercise will entail–and how it’s aimed at countering China.
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Defense News Weekly full episode March 24, 2019
On this edition, we talk to the head of NATO Allied Command Transformation, find out some of the problems with building Virginia-class submarines–and get some details on improved F-15s for the Air Force.
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Virginia-class submarines facing delays
Find out why the Navy’s newest submarines are averaging 4-7 months in delays.
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Retiring old cruisers?
According to budget documents the Navy wants to retire its oldest cruisers. But can the plan survive Congress?
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New Army Chief of Staff named
General James McConville has been named as the Army’s new chief of staff.
-
Homeland defense salvo test successful
The Ground based Midcourse Defense system has successfully hit its target during a salvo test over the Pacific.
-
Here’s why the Army cut some programs like the Chinook, JLTV and AMPV
The U.S. Army had some tough budget decisions to make this year. Undersecretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy lays out why they made the choices they did on programs like the Chinook helicopter, JLTV, and AMPV.
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New equipment for the Army will cost billions. How will they use it?
The U.S. Army is budgeting billions for new equipment over the next decade. But how will it be used? Find out from Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy.
-
Would more money speed up buying new equipment for the Army?
Gen. Mike Murray, the head of Army Futures Command, talks with Jen Judson about whether or not increased funding would speed up the modernization of the Army.
-
A bigger gun and better sensors. Find out what the Army wants in a Bradley replacement
From doubling the firepower of the gun to vastly improved sensors–the Army is on the hunt for a Bradley Fighting Vehicle replacement.
-
Here’s the Army’s next big Pacific exercise
Gen. Robert Brown, the commander of U.S. Army Pacific, explains what the Defender Pacific exercise will entail–and how it’s aimed at countering China.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode March 24, 2019
On this edition, we talk to the head of NATO Allied Command Transformation, find out some of the problems with building Virginia-class submarines–and get some details on improved F-15s for the Air Force.
-
Virginia-class submarines facing delays
Find out why the Navy’s newest submarines are averaging 4-7 months in delays.
-
Retiring old cruisers?
According to budget documents the Navy wants to retire its oldest cruisers. But can the plan survive Congress?
-
New Army Chief of Staff named
General James McConville has been named as the Army’s new chief of staff.
-
Homeland defense salvo test successful
The Ground based Midcourse Defense system has successfully hit its target during a salvo test over the Pacific.
-
Here’s why the Army cut some programs like the Chinook, JLTV and AMPV
The U.S. Army had some tough budget decisions to make this year. Undersecretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy lays out why they made the choices they did on programs like the Chinook helicopter, JLTV, and AMPV.
-
New equipment for the Army will cost billions. How will they use it?
The U.S. Army is budgeting billions for new equipment over the next decade. But how will it be used? Find out from Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy.
-
Would more money speed up buying new equipment for the Army?
Gen. Mike Murray, the head of Army Futures Command, talks with Jen Judson about whether or not increased funding would speed up the modernization of the Army.
-
A bigger gun and better sensors. Find out what the Army wants in a Bradley replacement
From doubling the firepower of the gun to vastly improved sensors–the Army is on the hunt for a Bradley Fighting Vehicle replacement.
-
Here’s the Army’s next big Pacific exercise
Gen. Robert Brown, the commander of U.S. Army Pacific, explains what the Defender Pacific exercise will entail–and how it’s aimed at countering China.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode March 24, 2019
On this edition, we talk to the head of NATO Allied Command Transformation, find out some of the problems with building Virginia-class submarines–and get some details on improved F-15s for the Air Force.
-
Virginia-class submarines facing delays
Find out why the Navy’s newest submarines are averaging 4-7 months in delays.
-
Retiring old cruisers?
According to budget documents the Navy wants to retire its oldest cruisers. But can the plan survive Congress?
