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US Army’s recon, electronic warfare-capable aircraft flies for the first time
L3Harris has flown a new technology demonstrator aircraft that could bring to the U.S. Army enhanced ISR and electronic warfare capabilities.
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US Navy tests second-stage rocket motor for hypersonic weapon
The event is another step toward the fielding of a Navy and Army co-designed common hypersonic missile.
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US Army has flexibility in its path to a future attack recon aircraft, program leaders say
Army aviation leaders describe its process to reduce risk while shaping requirements and sticking to an ambitious schedule to field a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft by 2030.
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Lockheed: New missile defense system upgrades will produce more comprehensive battlefield picture
New upgrades are afoot for the Command Control Battle Management and Communications system linking missile defense capability globally.
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Here’s who the US Army has tapped to build an enduring capability to counter drones and cruise missiles
After a shoot-off in the New Mexico desert, the Army has made its choice on who will build prototypes for its enduring Indirect Fires Protection Capability.
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Missile Defense Agency director wants less complex, more mobile Aegis Ashore
After problems in Poland and the need for more survivable missile defense systems, the idea of a more transportable Aegis Ashore system could be back on the table.
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Dickinson: US Space Command is on ‘good glide path’ to full operational capability
In an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, Gen. James Dickinson, the first commander of U.S. Space Command, talks about where he is in a drive toward full operational capability and the challenges he faces in establishing the new organization.
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Northrop bows out of competition to build laser weapon for Strykers
A Northrop Grumman team competing to integrate a 50-kilowatt laser onto a Stryker combat vehicle ran into issues ahead of a combat shoot-off this summer, which resulted in an early exit from the program.
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The Taliban have access to US military aircraft. Now what happens?
Numerous photos have surfaced on social media of Taliban fighters posing with Black Hawk helicopters, A-29 attack planes and other aircraft from the Afghan air force fleet.
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US Army endorses tactical drone contest to replace Shadow
The Army is embarking on a competitive prototyping effort to replace its Shadow unmanned aircraft with an advanced, runway-independent capability.
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US Army’s recon, electronic warfare-capable aircraft flies for the first time
L3Harris has flown a new technology demonstrator aircraft that could bring to the U.S. Army enhanced ISR and electronic warfare capabilities.
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US Navy tests second-stage rocket motor for hypersonic weapon
The event is another step toward the fielding of a Navy and Army co-designed common hypersonic missile.
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US Army has flexibility in its path to a future attack recon aircraft, program leaders say
Army aviation leaders describe its process to reduce risk while shaping requirements and sticking to an ambitious schedule to field a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft by 2030.
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Lockheed: New missile defense system upgrades will produce more comprehensive battlefield picture
New upgrades are afoot for the Command Control Battle Management and Communications system linking missile defense capability globally.
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Here’s who the US Army has tapped to build an enduring capability to counter drones and cruise missiles
After a shoot-off in the New Mexico desert, the Army has made its choice on who will build prototypes for its enduring Indirect Fires Protection Capability.
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Missile Defense Agency director wants less complex, more mobile Aegis Ashore
After problems in Poland and the need for more survivable missile defense systems, the idea of a more transportable Aegis Ashore system could be back on the table.
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Dickinson: US Space Command is on ‘good glide path’ to full operational capability
In an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, Gen. James Dickinson, the first commander of U.S. Space Command, talks about where he is in a drive toward full operational capability and the challenges he faces in establishing the new organization.
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Northrop bows out of competition to build laser weapon for Strykers
A Northrop Grumman team competing to integrate a 50-kilowatt laser onto a Stryker combat vehicle ran into issues ahead of a combat shoot-off this summer, which resulted in an early exit from the program.
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The Taliban have access to US military aircraft. Now what happens?
Numerous photos have surfaced on social media of Taliban fighters posing with Black Hawk helicopters, A-29 attack planes and other aircraft from the Afghan air force fleet.
-
US Army endorses tactical drone contest to replace Shadow
The Army is embarking on a competitive prototyping effort to replace its Shadow unmanned aircraft with an advanced, runway-independent capability.
-
US Army’s recon, electronic warfare-capable aircraft flies for the first time
L3Harris has flown a new technology demonstrator aircraft that could bring to the U.S. Army enhanced ISR and electronic warfare capabilities.
-
US Navy tests second-stage rocket motor for hypersonic weapon
The event is another step toward the fielding of a Navy and Army co-designed common hypersonic missile.
-
US Army has flexibility in its path to a future attack recon aircraft, program leaders say
Army aviation leaders describe its process to reduce risk while shaping requirements and sticking to an ambitious schedule to field a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft by 2030.
-
Lockheed: New missile defense system upgrades will produce more comprehensive battlefield picture
New upgrades are afoot for the Command Control Battle Management and Communications system linking missile defense capability globally.
-
Here’s who the US Army has tapped to build an enduring capability to counter drones and cruise missiles
After a shoot-off in the New Mexico desert, the Army has made its choice on who will build prototypes for its enduring Indirect Fires Protection Capability.
-
Missile Defense Agency director wants less complex, more mobile Aegis Ashore
After problems in Poland and the need for more survivable missile defense systems, the idea of a more transportable Aegis Ashore system could be back on the table.
-
Dickinson: US Space Command is on ‘good glide path’ to full operational capability
In an exclusive interview at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, Gen. James Dickinson, the first commander of U.S. Space Command, talks about where he is in a drive toward full operational capability and the challenges he faces in establishing the new organization.
-
Northrop bows out of competition to build laser weapon for Strykers
A Northrop Grumman team competing to integrate a 50-kilowatt laser onto a Stryker combat vehicle ran into issues ahead of a combat shoot-off this summer, which resulted in an early exit from the program.
-
The Taliban have access to US military aircraft. Now what happens?
Numerous photos have surfaced on social media of Taliban fighters posing with Black Hawk helicopters, A-29 attack planes and other aircraft from the Afghan air force fleet.
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US Army endorses tactical drone contest to replace Shadow
The Army is embarking on a competitive prototyping effort to replace its Shadow unmanned aircraft with an advanced, runway-independent capability.
