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This is what Army Central is doing in some of the ‘most volatile and contested’ parts of the world
The commander of Army Central talks about how soldiers are working in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and beyond.
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New Army Africa commander talks possibility of an African-based SFAB, training African NCOs and more
Maj. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. assumed command of U.S. Army Africa in August.
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Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
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Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
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‘I’ll be their angel investor’: Air Force vice chief wants to crowdsource airmen’s ideas
In the coming weeks, the Air Force will be rolling out a new initiative to crowdsource solutions from airmen around the service.
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Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
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Three-star: Expect future mobilizations and transits to be contested
Fighting near-peer adversaries isn’t all about the front line. In fact, the logistical nightmare of fighting across continents could get a lot worse as opponents learn to disrupt baggage trains without ever making a physical footprint on their target’s shores.
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Bombers, fighters and tankers unite: Will the Air Force rebuild composite wings to fight near-peer foes?
The Air Force is looking at new ways to prepare its airmen to deploy and fight. One possibility could be the return of composite wings, or some similar method of bringing fighters, bombers , tankers and other aircraft together to challenge near-peer rivals.
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Boeing’s new F-15X may replace an aging fleet of F-15C/D Eagles
The Air Force’s fleet of F-15 C and D Eagle fighters are aging faster than F-35 Joint Strike Fighters are being fielded. There’s a gap in the transition that some think needs to be filled. Boeing’s new F-15X design may be the Air Force’s answer to that issue.
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Abrams tanks get new round of Israeli-made ‘shields’ to fend off anti-tank weapons
The Army has been exploring options for an active protection system that uses sensors, radar, and computer processing to lock on and knock down incoming rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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This is what Army Central is doing in some of the ‘most volatile and contested’ parts of the world
The commander of Army Central talks about how soldiers are working in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and beyond.
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New Army Africa commander talks possibility of an African-based SFAB, training African NCOs and more
Maj. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. assumed command of U.S. Army Africa in August.
-
Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
-
Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
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‘I’ll be their angel investor’: Air Force vice chief wants to crowdsource airmen’s ideas
In the coming weeks, the Air Force will be rolling out a new initiative to crowdsource solutions from airmen around the service.
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Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
-
Three-star: Expect future mobilizations and transits to be contested
Fighting near-peer adversaries isn’t all about the front line. In fact, the logistical nightmare of fighting across continents could get a lot worse as opponents learn to disrupt baggage trains without ever making a physical footprint on their target’s shores.
-
Bombers, fighters and tankers unite: Will the Air Force rebuild composite wings to fight near-peer foes?
The Air Force is looking at new ways to prepare its airmen to deploy and fight. One possibility could be the return of composite wings, or some similar method of bringing fighters, bombers , tankers and other aircraft together to challenge near-peer rivals.
-
Boeing’s new F-15X may replace an aging fleet of F-15C/D Eagles
The Air Force’s fleet of F-15 C and D Eagle fighters are aging faster than F-35 Joint Strike Fighters are being fielded. There’s a gap in the transition that some think needs to be filled. Boeing’s new F-15X design may be the Air Force’s answer to that issue.
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Abrams tanks get new round of Israeli-made ‘shields’ to fend off anti-tank weapons
The Army has been exploring options for an active protection system that uses sensors, radar, and computer processing to lock on and knock down incoming rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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This is what Army Central is doing in some of the ‘most volatile and contested’ parts of the world
The commander of Army Central talks about how soldiers are working in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and beyond.
-
New Army Africa commander talks possibility of an African-based SFAB, training African NCOs and more
Maj. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. assumed command of U.S. Army Africa in August.
-
Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
-
Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
-
‘I’ll be their angel investor’: Air Force vice chief wants to crowdsource airmen’s ideas
In the coming weeks, the Air Force will be rolling out a new initiative to crowdsource solutions from airmen around the service.
-
Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
-
Three-star: Expect future mobilizations and transits to be contested
Fighting near-peer adversaries isn’t all about the front line. In fact, the logistical nightmare of fighting across continents could get a lot worse as opponents learn to disrupt baggage trains without ever making a physical footprint on their target’s shores.
-
Bombers, fighters and tankers unite: Will the Air Force rebuild composite wings to fight near-peer foes?
The Air Force is looking at new ways to prepare its airmen to deploy and fight. One possibility could be the return of composite wings, or some similar method of bringing fighters, bombers , tankers and other aircraft together to challenge near-peer rivals.
-
Boeing’s new F-15X may replace an aging fleet of F-15C/D Eagles
The Air Force’s fleet of F-15 C and D Eagle fighters are aging faster than F-35 Joint Strike Fighters are being fielded. There’s a gap in the transition that some think needs to be filled. Boeing’s new F-15X design may be the Air Force’s answer to that issue.
-
Abrams tanks get new round of Israeli-made ‘shields’ to fend off anti-tank weapons
The Army has been exploring options for an active protection system that uses sensors, radar, and computer processing to lock on and knock down incoming rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
