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Congress wants answers on how DoD is solving a hypersonic weapons detection gap
Could there be commercial solutions available to fill a hypersonic detection capability gap? Congress wants to know.
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Polaris unveils newest light tactical vehicle at London defense show
MRZR Alpha gets global debut at London-based defense exhibition DSEI kicking off Sept. 14 as European countries seek capability to enhance light infantry forces.
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IAI debuts new hybrid ground robot joining the UK army inventory
Israeli defense company unveils its latest ground robot at DSEI as market for light robotic combat vehicles heats up in the European theater.
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Missile Defense Agency successfully tests new booster for homeland missile defense system
A new three-stage booster for the Ground-Based Homeland Defense System had a first successful flight on a mock-up Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle, the Missile Defense Agency announced.
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Project Convergence ‘22 seeks to take multinational network to next level
Project Convergence 2022 will help enable the Mission Partner Environment to bring allies and partners together with the U.S. military to fight high-end adversaries, Army leaders said at the Defense News Conference on Sept. 8.
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US Army working to recoup Afghanistan withdrawal costs
How will the Afghanistan withdrawal affect the Army’s future budget? The Army’s top leaders talk about how the service is ensuring costs it endured to help end operations is covered at the Defense News Conference.
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At next Project Convergence, 7 scenarios will test American tech against adversaries
The force is also looking for ways to incorporate advanced technology like artificial intelligence and robotics to more quickly make decisions across multiple domains of operations.
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House committee fears gap in industrial capability to power laser weapons
After Northrop Grumman exited the U.S. Army’s Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense system program due to problems with the power and thermal management system, Congress wants the Pentagon to provide more information on the industrial base needed to power laser weapons.
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After Afghanistan evacuation mission, UK air force still not reexamining plans to retire C-130
The Royal Air Force still plans on divesting its remaining C-130s by 2023, its top officer said.
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Modern Day Marine military expo canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
Rising numbers of delta variant COVID-19 cases pushed the decision.
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Congress wants answers on how DoD is solving a hypersonic weapons detection gap
Could there be commercial solutions available to fill a hypersonic detection capability gap? Congress wants to know.
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Polaris unveils newest light tactical vehicle at London defense show
MRZR Alpha gets global debut at London-based defense exhibition DSEI kicking off Sept. 14 as European countries seek capability to enhance light infantry forces.
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IAI debuts new hybrid ground robot joining the UK army inventory
Israeli defense company unveils its latest ground robot at DSEI as market for light robotic combat vehicles heats up in the European theater.
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Missile Defense Agency successfully tests new booster for homeland missile defense system
A new three-stage booster for the Ground-Based Homeland Defense System had a first successful flight on a mock-up Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle, the Missile Defense Agency announced.
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Project Convergence ‘22 seeks to take multinational network to next level
Project Convergence 2022 will help enable the Mission Partner Environment to bring allies and partners together with the U.S. military to fight high-end adversaries, Army leaders said at the Defense News Conference on Sept. 8.
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US Army working to recoup Afghanistan withdrawal costs
How will the Afghanistan withdrawal affect the Army’s future budget? The Army’s top leaders talk about how the service is ensuring costs it endured to help end operations is covered at the Defense News Conference.
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At next Project Convergence, 7 scenarios will test American tech against adversaries
The force is also looking for ways to incorporate advanced technology like artificial intelligence and robotics to more quickly make decisions across multiple domains of operations.
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House committee fears gap in industrial capability to power laser weapons
After Northrop Grumman exited the U.S. Army’s Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense system program due to problems with the power and thermal management system, Congress wants the Pentagon to provide more information on the industrial base needed to power laser weapons.
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After Afghanistan evacuation mission, UK air force still not reexamining plans to retire C-130
The Royal Air Force still plans on divesting its remaining C-130s by 2023, its top officer said.
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Modern Day Marine military expo canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
Rising numbers of delta variant COVID-19 cases pushed the decision.
-
Congress wants answers on how DoD is solving a hypersonic weapons detection gap
Could there be commercial solutions available to fill a hypersonic detection capability gap? Congress wants to know.
-
Polaris unveils newest light tactical vehicle at London defense show
MRZR Alpha gets global debut at London-based defense exhibition DSEI kicking off Sept. 14 as European countries seek capability to enhance light infantry forces.
-
IAI debuts new hybrid ground robot joining the UK army inventory
Israeli defense company unveils its latest ground robot at DSEI as market for light robotic combat vehicles heats up in the European theater.
-
Missile Defense Agency successfully tests new booster for homeland missile defense system
A new three-stage booster for the Ground-Based Homeland Defense System had a first successful flight on a mock-up Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle, the Missile Defense Agency announced.
-
Project Convergence ‘22 seeks to take multinational network to next level
Project Convergence 2022 will help enable the Mission Partner Environment to bring allies and partners together with the U.S. military to fight high-end adversaries, Army leaders said at the Defense News Conference on Sept. 8.
-
US Army working to recoup Afghanistan withdrawal costs
How will the Afghanistan withdrawal affect the Army’s future budget? The Army’s top leaders talk about how the service is ensuring costs it endured to help end operations is covered at the Defense News Conference.
-
At next Project Convergence, 7 scenarios will test American tech against adversaries
The force is also looking for ways to incorporate advanced technology like artificial intelligence and robotics to more quickly make decisions across multiple domains of operations.
-
House committee fears gap in industrial capability to power laser weapons
After Northrop Grumman exited the U.S. Army’s Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense system program due to problems with the power and thermal management system, Congress wants the Pentagon to provide more information on the industrial base needed to power laser weapons.
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After Afghanistan evacuation mission, UK air force still not reexamining plans to retire C-130
The Royal Air Force still plans on divesting its remaining C-130s by 2023, its top officer said.
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Modern Day Marine military expo canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
Rising numbers of delta variant COVID-19 cases pushed the decision.
