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Major players bid for chance to build US Marine Corps’ next recon vehicle
Bids are in for the U.S. Marine Corps competition to build an advanced reconnaissance vehicle prototype.
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Honeywell gets hit with $13M fine for defense export violations
The U.S. State Department has reached a $13 million settlement with Honeywell over allegations it exported technical drawings of parts for the F-35 fighter jet and other weapons platforms to China, among other foreign countries.
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US Army’s next-gen protection system for helos cleared for full-rate production
The U.S. Army has awarded Northrop Grumman a nearly $1 billion contract to produce the Common Infrared Countermeasure system for its aviation fleet.
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Yearlong delay hits operational test of Alaska-based missile defense radar
The Long Range Discrimination Radar’s only operational flight test won’t take place for another year, the Government Accountability Office says.
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Watchdog expresses concern over using US Navy interceptor for homeland missile defense
Can the SM-3 Block IIA interceptor be upgraded to counter evolving ICBM threats to the U.S. homeland without breaking the bank? The Government Accountability Office is unsure.
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Point Blank throws hat in ring to design US Army’s Bradley replacement
Here’s a look at the latest nontraditional business to emerge as a competitor to build the U.S. Army’s optionally manned fighting vehicle.
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Next-gen intercontinental ballistic missile interceptor estimated cost? Nearly $18B
The Pentagon’s independent cost assessment for the Next-Generation Interceptor comes in just under $18 billion.
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First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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US Army picks 6 companies to tackle how to power electric combat vehicles in the field
How will the U.S. Army power 225,000 vehicles out in the field? Six companies are tasked to come up with ideas.
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
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Major players bid for chance to build US Marine Corps’ next recon vehicle
Bids are in for the U.S. Marine Corps competition to build an advanced reconnaissance vehicle prototype.
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Honeywell gets hit with $13M fine for defense export violations
The U.S. State Department has reached a $13 million settlement with Honeywell over allegations it exported technical drawings of parts for the F-35 fighter jet and other weapons platforms to China, among other foreign countries.
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US Army’s next-gen protection system for helos cleared for full-rate production
The U.S. Army has awarded Northrop Grumman a nearly $1 billion contract to produce the Common Infrared Countermeasure system for its aviation fleet.
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Yearlong delay hits operational test of Alaska-based missile defense radar
The Long Range Discrimination Radar’s only operational flight test won’t take place for another year, the Government Accountability Office says.
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Watchdog expresses concern over using US Navy interceptor for homeland missile defense
Can the SM-3 Block IIA interceptor be upgraded to counter evolving ICBM threats to the U.S. homeland without breaking the bank? The Government Accountability Office is unsure.
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Point Blank throws hat in ring to design US Army’s Bradley replacement
Here’s a look at the latest nontraditional business to emerge as a competitor to build the U.S. Army’s optionally manned fighting vehicle.
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Next-gen intercontinental ballistic missile interceptor estimated cost? Nearly $18B
The Pentagon’s independent cost assessment for the Next-Generation Interceptor comes in just under $18 billion.
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First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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US Army picks 6 companies to tackle how to power electric combat vehicles in the field
How will the U.S. Army power 225,000 vehicles out in the field? Six companies are tasked to come up with ideas.
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
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Major players bid for chance to build US Marine Corps’ next recon vehicle
Bids are in for the U.S. Marine Corps competition to build an advanced reconnaissance vehicle prototype.
-
Honeywell gets hit with $13M fine for defense export violations
The U.S. State Department has reached a $13 million settlement with Honeywell over allegations it exported technical drawings of parts for the F-35 fighter jet and other weapons platforms to China, among other foreign countries.
-
US Army’s next-gen protection system for helos cleared for full-rate production
The U.S. Army has awarded Northrop Grumman a nearly $1 billion contract to produce the Common Infrared Countermeasure system for its aviation fleet.
-
Yearlong delay hits operational test of Alaska-based missile defense radar
The Long Range Discrimination Radar’s only operational flight test won’t take place for another year, the Government Accountability Office says.
-
Watchdog expresses concern over using US Navy interceptor for homeland missile defense
Can the SM-3 Block IIA interceptor be upgraded to counter evolving ICBM threats to the U.S. homeland without breaking the bank? The Government Accountability Office is unsure.
-
Point Blank throws hat in ring to design US Army’s Bradley replacement
Here’s a look at the latest nontraditional business to emerge as a competitor to build the U.S. Army’s optionally manned fighting vehicle.
-
Next-gen intercontinental ballistic missile interceptor estimated cost? Nearly $18B
The Pentagon’s independent cost assessment for the Next-Generation Interceptor comes in just under $18 billion.
-
First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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US Army picks 6 companies to tackle how to power electric combat vehicles in the field
How will the U.S. Army power 225,000 vehicles out in the field? Six companies are tasked to come up with ideas.
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
