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Defense firms quietly resume political giving after post-insurrection pause
Defense companies have slowly ramped up their political donations to the Republicans they once purported to shun over a refusal to acknowledge President Joe Biden’s 2020 election win.
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US Army chooses winner to build its new Stryker gun system
The Army has chosen who will build its Medium Caliber Weapon System for the Stryker combat vehicle.
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US Army’s $5.5B wish list seeks to restore cuts made to protect force modernization
The Army has submitted its Unfunded Requirements List to the Hill that seeks to boost funding to improve military installations, restore delayed procurement of legacy aircraft and vehicle fleets and cover the potential hidden costs of withdrawing from Afghanistan while covering unforeseen contingencies.
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The Missile Defense Agency’s $8.9B budget request focuses on next-gen defense
The Missile Defense Agency’s budget request set to tackle major next-generation defensive capabilities against emerging threats from intercontinental ballistic missiles to cruise missiles to hypersonic weapons.
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US Army’s FY22 budget backs modernization, cuts ‘down into bone’ of legacy fleet
The Army takes a hit in the president’s fiscal 2022 budget request, but not enough to derail modernization efforts critical to the future fight … this time.
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Navistar to pay $50 million to settle complaint accusing it of fraudulent pricing
Navistar Defense, which was accused of fraudulent pricing of its mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles sold to the U.S. Marines Corps, has reached a settlement agreement with the government.
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US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability
The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.
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Sikorsky’s new president readies for next-gen vertical lift competition
Sikorsky’s new president talks current and future ambitions for the nearly 100-year-old helicopter company.
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Army wraps up industry demo for future electric light recon vehicle
Industry gathered last week to show the Army what is in the realm of the possible to field an electric light reconnaissance vehicle as the service grapples with the challenge of incorporating alternative power into its future fleet.
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US Army tackles enduring system to counter both drone and cruise missile threats
The Army is in the midst of a shoot-off to evaluate capabilities to defend against cruise missile and drones threats.
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Defense firms quietly resume political giving after post-insurrection pause
Defense companies have slowly ramped up their political donations to the Republicans they once purported to shun over a refusal to acknowledge President Joe Biden’s 2020 election win.
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US Army chooses winner to build its new Stryker gun system
The Army has chosen who will build its Medium Caliber Weapon System for the Stryker combat vehicle.
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US Army’s $5.5B wish list seeks to restore cuts made to protect force modernization
The Army has submitted its Unfunded Requirements List to the Hill that seeks to boost funding to improve military installations, restore delayed procurement of legacy aircraft and vehicle fleets and cover the potential hidden costs of withdrawing from Afghanistan while covering unforeseen contingencies.
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The Missile Defense Agency’s $8.9B budget request focuses on next-gen defense
The Missile Defense Agency’s budget request set to tackle major next-generation defensive capabilities against emerging threats from intercontinental ballistic missiles to cruise missiles to hypersonic weapons.
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US Army’s FY22 budget backs modernization, cuts ‘down into bone’ of legacy fleet
The Army takes a hit in the president’s fiscal 2022 budget request, but not enough to derail modernization efforts critical to the future fight … this time.
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Navistar to pay $50 million to settle complaint accusing it of fraudulent pricing
Navistar Defense, which was accused of fraudulent pricing of its mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles sold to the U.S. Marines Corps, has reached a settlement agreement with the government.
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US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability
The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.
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Sikorsky’s new president readies for next-gen vertical lift competition
Sikorsky’s new president talks current and future ambitions for the nearly 100-year-old helicopter company.
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Army wraps up industry demo for future electric light recon vehicle
Industry gathered last week to show the Army what is in the realm of the possible to field an electric light reconnaissance vehicle as the service grapples with the challenge of incorporating alternative power into its future fleet.
-
US Army tackles enduring system to counter both drone and cruise missile threats
The Army is in the midst of a shoot-off to evaluate capabilities to defend against cruise missile and drones threats.
-
Defense firms quietly resume political giving after post-insurrection pause
Defense companies have slowly ramped up their political donations to the Republicans they once purported to shun over a refusal to acknowledge President Joe Biden’s 2020 election win.
-
US Army chooses winner to build its new Stryker gun system
The Army has chosen who will build its Medium Caliber Weapon System for the Stryker combat vehicle.
-
US Army’s $5.5B wish list seeks to restore cuts made to protect force modernization
The Army has submitted its Unfunded Requirements List to the Hill that seeks to boost funding to improve military installations, restore delayed procurement of legacy aircraft and vehicle fleets and cover the potential hidden costs of withdrawing from Afghanistan while covering unforeseen contingencies.
-
The Missile Defense Agency’s $8.9B budget request focuses on next-gen defense
The Missile Defense Agency’s budget request set to tackle major next-generation defensive capabilities against emerging threats from intercontinental ballistic missiles to cruise missiles to hypersonic weapons.
-
US Army’s FY22 budget backs modernization, cuts ‘down into bone’ of legacy fleet
The Army takes a hit in the president’s fiscal 2022 budget request, but not enough to derail modernization efforts critical to the future fight … this time.
-
Navistar to pay $50 million to settle complaint accusing it of fraudulent pricing
Navistar Defense, which was accused of fraudulent pricing of its mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles sold to the U.S. Marines Corps, has reached a settlement agreement with the government.
-
US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability
The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.
-
Sikorsky’s new president readies for next-gen vertical lift competition
Sikorsky’s new president talks current and future ambitions for the nearly 100-year-old helicopter company.
-
Army wraps up industry demo for future electric light recon vehicle
Industry gathered last week to show the Army what is in the realm of the possible to field an electric light reconnaissance vehicle as the service grapples with the challenge of incorporating alternative power into its future fleet.
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US Army tackles enduring system to counter both drone and cruise missile threats
The Army is in the midst of a shoot-off to evaluate capabilities to defend against cruise missile and drones threats.
