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Digital engineering makes Bradley replacement better, Army leaders say
“We’re able to come up with, I believe, more elegant and thoughtful designs early on using digital engineering than we would be able to otherwise.”
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Epirus focuses on software-driven solutions to tactical challenges
Epirus Chief Product Officer Andy Lowery explains how the company’s software-driven approach allows it to quickly respond to the need for new capabilities.
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New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
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The next evolution of the Humvee
AM General President and CEO Jim Cannon explains how the company is updating its Humvee vehicle to meet the needs of the modern warfighter.
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US Army plans two more tests of hypersonic missile ahead of fielding
The Army is on track to deliver the actual hypersonic missiles to a unit by the end of fiscal 2023.
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The Army’s pre-boot camp boot camp is likely to expand
The initiative is one of the most promising efforts the service has to address its recruiting issues. What’s next?
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South Korea’s status as rising defense player on display at AUSA
Seoul’s defense exports have already hit $15 billion this year.
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Army puts short-range air defense to test on Eastern European front
The Army has taken its Short-Range Air Defense Systems through the Baltic states as it prepares to fill out a full battalion by the end of the year.
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Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
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Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
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Digital engineering makes Bradley replacement better, Army leaders say
“We’re able to come up with, I believe, more elegant and thoughtful designs early on using digital engineering than we would be able to otherwise.”
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Epirus focuses on software-driven solutions to tactical challenges
Epirus Chief Product Officer Andy Lowery explains how the company’s software-driven approach allows it to quickly respond to the need for new capabilities.
-
New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
-
The next evolution of the Humvee
AM General President and CEO Jim Cannon explains how the company is updating its Humvee vehicle to meet the needs of the modern warfighter.
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US Army plans two more tests of hypersonic missile ahead of fielding
The Army is on track to deliver the actual hypersonic missiles to a unit by the end of fiscal 2023.
-
The Army’s pre-boot camp boot camp is likely to expand
The initiative is one of the most promising efforts the service has to address its recruiting issues. What’s next?
-
South Korea’s status as rising defense player on display at AUSA
Seoul’s defense exports have already hit $15 billion this year.
-
Army puts short-range air defense to test on Eastern European front
The Army has taken its Short-Range Air Defense Systems through the Baltic states as it prepares to fill out a full battalion by the end of the year.
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Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
-
Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
-
Digital engineering makes Bradley replacement better, Army leaders say
“We’re able to come up with, I believe, more elegant and thoughtful designs early on using digital engineering than we would be able to otherwise.”
-
Epirus focuses on software-driven solutions to tactical challenges
Epirus Chief Product Officer Andy Lowery explains how the company’s software-driven approach allows it to quickly respond to the need for new capabilities.
-
New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
-
The next evolution of the Humvee
AM General President and CEO Jim Cannon explains how the company is updating its Humvee vehicle to meet the needs of the modern warfighter.
-
US Army plans two more tests of hypersonic missile ahead of fielding
The Army is on track to deliver the actual hypersonic missiles to a unit by the end of fiscal 2023.
-
The Army’s pre-boot camp boot camp is likely to expand
The initiative is one of the most promising efforts the service has to address its recruiting issues. What’s next?
-
South Korea’s status as rising defense player on display at AUSA
Seoul’s defense exports have already hit $15 billion this year.
-
Army puts short-range air defense to test on Eastern European front
The Army has taken its Short-Range Air Defense Systems through the Baltic states as it prepares to fill out a full battalion by the end of the year.
-
Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
-
Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
