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SHORAD laser weapon will stay in development phase longer than planned
A 50-kilowatt laser weapon version of the Army’s Stryker-based Short-Range Air Defense system will remain a development program longer than planned.
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What comes after Abrams tanks? The Army is working on possibilities.
The upgraded version of the tank is due to be delivered to the service next spring.
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The importance of rigorous testing
Astronics Test Systems President Jim Mulato explains how the company’s testing process helps ensure reliability in mission-critical systems.
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Army plans repeat of major drills using largest overseas training unit
Brig. Gen. Joseph Hilbert discussed four major exercises that 7th ATC ran this past year.
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Future Tactical UAS offerings at AUSA
As the Army looks to replace its Shadow UAS system, Jen Judson heads to the show floor at AUSA to see what companies competing for the contract have to offer.
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The transformation of modern warfare
BlueHalo leaders discuss how technologies such as C-UAS are shaping the battlefield and leading to new tactics and capabilities.
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US artillery officials nudging European armies to link their big guns
Regional artillery clusters are beginning to form among NATO members in key parts of the continent.
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Modular smart scope aims to improve targeting for squads, drones – and grenade launchers?
Todd South checks out the SmartShooter targeting and firing system on the show floor at the annual AUSA conference in Washington, D.C.
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US Army nearly ready to make future long-range assault aircraft award
The Army is just weeks from revealing its choice for a future long-range assault aircraft, according to the service’s acquisition chief.
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US Army seeks new watercraft to beef up Indo-Pacific capability
The Army’s Maneuver Support Vessel (Light) was launched for the first time as the service looks to ramp up its watercraft capability in the Pacific.
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SHORAD laser weapon will stay in development phase longer than planned
A 50-kilowatt laser weapon version of the Army’s Stryker-based Short-Range Air Defense system will remain a development program longer than planned.
-
What comes after Abrams tanks? The Army is working on possibilities.
The upgraded version of the tank is due to be delivered to the service next spring.
-
The importance of rigorous testing
Astronics Test Systems President Jim Mulato explains how the company’s testing process helps ensure reliability in mission-critical systems.
-
Army plans repeat of major drills using largest overseas training unit
Brig. Gen. Joseph Hilbert discussed four major exercises that 7th ATC ran this past year.
-
Future Tactical UAS offerings at AUSA
As the Army looks to replace its Shadow UAS system, Jen Judson heads to the show floor at AUSA to see what companies competing for the contract have to offer.
-
The transformation of modern warfare
BlueHalo leaders discuss how technologies such as C-UAS are shaping the battlefield and leading to new tactics and capabilities.
-
US artillery officials nudging European armies to link their big guns
Regional artillery clusters are beginning to form among NATO members in key parts of the continent.
-
Modular smart scope aims to improve targeting for squads, drones – and grenade launchers?
Todd South checks out the SmartShooter targeting and firing system on the show floor at the annual AUSA conference in Washington, D.C.
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US Army nearly ready to make future long-range assault aircraft award
The Army is just weeks from revealing its choice for a future long-range assault aircraft, according to the service’s acquisition chief.
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US Army seeks new watercraft to beef up Indo-Pacific capability
The Army’s Maneuver Support Vessel (Light) was launched for the first time as the service looks to ramp up its watercraft capability in the Pacific.
-
SHORAD laser weapon will stay in development phase longer than planned
A 50-kilowatt laser weapon version of the Army’s Stryker-based Short-Range Air Defense system will remain a development program longer than planned.
-
What comes after Abrams tanks? The Army is working on possibilities.
The upgraded version of the tank is due to be delivered to the service next spring.
-
The importance of rigorous testing
Astronics Test Systems President Jim Mulato explains how the company’s testing process helps ensure reliability in mission-critical systems.
-
Army plans repeat of major drills using largest overseas training unit
Brig. Gen. Joseph Hilbert discussed four major exercises that 7th ATC ran this past year.
-
Future Tactical UAS offerings at AUSA
As the Army looks to replace its Shadow UAS system, Jen Judson heads to the show floor at AUSA to see what companies competing for the contract have to offer.
-
The transformation of modern warfare
BlueHalo leaders discuss how technologies such as C-UAS are shaping the battlefield and leading to new tactics and capabilities.
-
US artillery officials nudging European armies to link their big guns
Regional artillery clusters are beginning to form among NATO members in key parts of the continent.
-
Modular smart scope aims to improve targeting for squads, drones – and grenade launchers?
Todd South checks out the SmartShooter targeting and firing system on the show floor at the annual AUSA conference in Washington, D.C.
-
US Army nearly ready to make future long-range assault aircraft award
The Army is just weeks from revealing its choice for a future long-range assault aircraft, according to the service’s acquisition chief.
-
US Army seeks new watercraft to beef up Indo-Pacific capability
The Army’s Maneuver Support Vessel (Light) was launched for the first time as the service looks to ramp up its watercraft capability in the Pacific.
