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Security aid could protect partners in Russia, China’s crosshairs
Much of Ukraine’s success against Russia has been attributed not only to roughly $17 billion in weapons, equipment and other aid the U.S. has sent over.
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US Army Materiel Command tasked to ramp up joint logistics in Pacific
Everything is on the table as the U.S. Army takes a deeper dive into what it needs to support and sustain the joint force in the Pacific.
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‘We don’t have a NATO here’: How the US Army plans to counter China
The U.S. Army is stepping up its relationship-building efforts in the Pacific region in a bid to counter China’s geopolitical influence.
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Guns of Ukraine draw eyes at Washington arms fair
Those weapons aren’t just symbols. They’re also big business for defense firms who have their sights set on multibillion-dollar plans of global capitals.
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US Army, BAE aim to accelerate armored vehicle production
The move to quicken production may come as a surprise, given the Army originally planned to slow the rate of AMPV purchases across its five-year plan.
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Risks to drinking water on post and on mission worry Army leaders
With the rise in extreme weather events, the Army is focusing on how to proactively defend one of its most critical resources — water.
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Switchblade kamikaze drone production to ramp up following Ukraine use
AeroVironment said Ukraine has “considerable interest” in further using the Switchblade, and is preparing to accelerate production to meet that demand.
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Army counter-drone office recommends 3 teams to protect installations
In a memo obtained by Defense News, the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office makes its recommendation for Counter-UAS as a Service vendors.
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Here’s what industry is offering to meet Army’s electric vehicle needs
Eco-friendly? Try more lethal and survivable.
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Smart shirt could detect, and one day treat, fatal wounds
An early version senses and reports wounds. Advanced versions might compress the wound automatically to avoid blood loss.
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Security aid could protect partners in Russia, China’s crosshairs
Much of Ukraine’s success against Russia has been attributed not only to roughly $17 billion in weapons, equipment and other aid the U.S. has sent over.
-
US Army Materiel Command tasked to ramp up joint logistics in Pacific
Everything is on the table as the U.S. Army takes a deeper dive into what it needs to support and sustain the joint force in the Pacific.
-
‘We don’t have a NATO here’: How the US Army plans to counter China
The U.S. Army is stepping up its relationship-building efforts in the Pacific region in a bid to counter China’s geopolitical influence.
-
Guns of Ukraine draw eyes at Washington arms fair
Those weapons aren’t just symbols. They’re also big business for defense firms who have their sights set on multibillion-dollar plans of global capitals.
-
US Army, BAE aim to accelerate armored vehicle production
The move to quicken production may come as a surprise, given the Army originally planned to slow the rate of AMPV purchases across its five-year plan.
-
Risks to drinking water on post and on mission worry Army leaders
With the rise in extreme weather events, the Army is focusing on how to proactively defend one of its most critical resources — water.
-
Switchblade kamikaze drone production to ramp up following Ukraine use
AeroVironment said Ukraine has “considerable interest” in further using the Switchblade, and is preparing to accelerate production to meet that demand.
-
Army counter-drone office recommends 3 teams to protect installations
In a memo obtained by Defense News, the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office makes its recommendation for Counter-UAS as a Service vendors.
-
Here’s what industry is offering to meet Army’s electric vehicle needs
Eco-friendly? Try more lethal and survivable.
-
Smart shirt could detect, and one day treat, fatal wounds
An early version senses and reports wounds. Advanced versions might compress the wound automatically to avoid blood loss.
-
Security aid could protect partners in Russia, China’s crosshairs
Much of Ukraine’s success against Russia has been attributed not only to roughly $17 billion in weapons, equipment and other aid the U.S. has sent over.
-
US Army Materiel Command tasked to ramp up joint logistics in Pacific
Everything is on the table as the U.S. Army takes a deeper dive into what it needs to support and sustain the joint force in the Pacific.
-
‘We don’t have a NATO here’: How the US Army plans to counter China
The U.S. Army is stepping up its relationship-building efforts in the Pacific region in a bid to counter China’s geopolitical influence.
-
Guns of Ukraine draw eyes at Washington arms fair
Those weapons aren’t just symbols. They’re also big business for defense firms who have their sights set on multibillion-dollar plans of global capitals.
-
US Army, BAE aim to accelerate armored vehicle production
The move to quicken production may come as a surprise, given the Army originally planned to slow the rate of AMPV purchases across its five-year plan.
-
Risks to drinking water on post and on mission worry Army leaders
With the rise in extreme weather events, the Army is focusing on how to proactively defend one of its most critical resources — water.
-
Switchblade kamikaze drone production to ramp up following Ukraine use
AeroVironment said Ukraine has “considerable interest” in further using the Switchblade, and is preparing to accelerate production to meet that demand.
-
Army counter-drone office recommends 3 teams to protect installations
In a memo obtained by Defense News, the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office makes its recommendation for Counter-UAS as a Service vendors.
-
Here’s what industry is offering to meet Army’s electric vehicle needs
Eco-friendly? Try more lethal and survivable.
-
Smart shirt could detect, and one day treat, fatal wounds
An early version senses and reports wounds. Advanced versions might compress the wound automatically to avoid blood loss.
