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IntelliSense device gives tanks 360 view
It’s not just snipers who want windage information, it’s also tanks. IntelliSense’s 360SA is giving a tankers critical information. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense New
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The US military’s logistical train is slowly snaking toward China
A failed Venezuela coup, Iranian missiles and Russian hybrid warfare make for interesting side stories, but the center of military policy is increasingly gravitating elsewhere.
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The Pacific Fleet has drawn a ‘red line’
The regime in the Pacific has changed, and so have the standards.
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When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
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With the Navy’s submarine maintenance woes, there may yet be hope
The U.S. Navy is mired in a years-old backlog of attack submarine maintenance, but there is some hope they’ll be able to dig out.
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The E/A-18G Growler electronic attack plane is about to get even more lethal
The Block 2 Growler is beginning to take shape.
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The US Navy is eyeing a big change to its new stealth destroyers
The Navy is contemplating cutting bait once and for all on the Zumwalt’s big gun system.
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Marine Corps counter-drone experiment ends this year
A U.S. Marine Corps experiment that has deployed a counter-drone system on a Polaris MRZR all-terrain vehicle to the Mideast is winding down, according to a Corps official.
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The Navy is running a data experiment with its latest deployment
A recently deployed amphibious ready group is part of a new pilot program that would move the service closer to a broader predictive maintenance program.
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The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
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IntelliSense device gives tanks 360 view
It’s not just snipers who want windage information, it’s also tanks. IntelliSense’s 360SA is giving a tankers critical information. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense New
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The US military’s logistical train is slowly snaking toward China
A failed Venezuela coup, Iranian missiles and Russian hybrid warfare make for interesting side stories, but the center of military policy is increasingly gravitating elsewhere.
-
The Pacific Fleet has drawn a ‘red line’
The regime in the Pacific has changed, and so have the standards.
-
When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
-
With the Navy’s submarine maintenance woes, there may yet be hope
The U.S. Navy is mired in a years-old backlog of attack submarine maintenance, but there is some hope they’ll be able to dig out.
-
The E/A-18G Growler electronic attack plane is about to get even more lethal
The Block 2 Growler is beginning to take shape.
-
The US Navy is eyeing a big change to its new stealth destroyers
The Navy is contemplating cutting bait once and for all on the Zumwalt’s big gun system.
-
Marine Corps counter-drone experiment ends this year
A U.S. Marine Corps experiment that has deployed a counter-drone system on a Polaris MRZR all-terrain vehicle to the Mideast is winding down, according to a Corps official.
-
The Navy is running a data experiment with its latest deployment
A recently deployed amphibious ready group is part of a new pilot program that would move the service closer to a broader predictive maintenance program.
-
The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
-
IntelliSense device gives tanks 360 view
It’s not just snipers who want windage information, it’s also tanks. IntelliSense’s 360SA is giving a tankers critical information. (Daniel Woolfolk/Defense New
-
The US military’s logistical train is slowly snaking toward China
A failed Venezuela coup, Iranian missiles and Russian hybrid warfare make for interesting side stories, but the center of military policy is increasingly gravitating elsewhere.
-
The Pacific Fleet has drawn a ‘red line’
The regime in the Pacific has changed, and so have the standards.
-
When will the US Navy be able to autonomously seek and destroy mines?
Raytheon and Textron are working on a system that, when it’s fielded, will combine a sonar system and mine-killing weapons in one unmanned, remotely controlled system.
-
With the Navy’s submarine maintenance woes, there may yet be hope
The U.S. Navy is mired in a years-old backlog of attack submarine maintenance, but there is some hope they’ll be able to dig out.
-
The E/A-18G Growler electronic attack plane is about to get even more lethal
The Block 2 Growler is beginning to take shape.
-
The US Navy is eyeing a big change to its new stealth destroyers
The Navy is contemplating cutting bait once and for all on the Zumwalt’s big gun system.
-
Marine Corps counter-drone experiment ends this year
A U.S. Marine Corps experiment that has deployed a counter-drone system on a Polaris MRZR all-terrain vehicle to the Mideast is winding down, according to a Corps official.
-
The Navy is running a data experiment with its latest deployment
A recently deployed amphibious ready group is part of a new pilot program that would move the service closer to a broader predictive maintenance program.
-
The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
