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Lockheed scores $1.1B contract to build US Army’s guided rocket on heels of extended-range test
Lockheed reaches a new distance in a test of its extended-range guided rocket in development with the U.S. Army, and mints a new billion-dollar contract to build another lot of the weapons.
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The infinite game: How the US Army plans to operate in great power competition
The Army has laid out how it defines military competition and what it means to the force.
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Overmatch is fleeting: How the US Army’s multidomain task force will help the military remain dominant
The U.S. Army’s multidomain task force units will play an important role in future operations.
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Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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General details next step for US Army’s future attack recon helicopter
The Army is pushing forward with its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program, preparing to pass through the Army Requirements Oversight Council gauntlet in April.
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US Army nears choosing first battalion for extended-range cannon
The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
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New strategy sets up Army to operate in increasingly relevant Arctic
Here’s how the Army plans to shape a force in the Arctic with cold-weather capability to help Russia and China’s increasing foothold in the region.
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New US Army doctrine coming summer 2022
The Army is getting closer to publishing its doctrine that — for the first time — addresses operating across all domains from land, air and sea to cyber and space.
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Strategic Long-Range Cannon effort on hold ahead of report
The National Academy of Sciences is expected to issue a report on the technical feasibility of a long-range cannon that can fire artillery 1,000 nautical miles, then the Army will decide what’s next.
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Lockheed scores $1.1B contract to build US Army’s guided rocket on heels of extended-range test
Lockheed reaches a new distance in a test of its extended-range guided rocket in development with the U.S. Army, and mints a new billion-dollar contract to build another lot of the weapons.
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The infinite game: How the US Army plans to operate in great power competition
The Army has laid out how it defines military competition and what it means to the force.
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Overmatch is fleeting: How the US Army’s multidomain task force will help the military remain dominant
The U.S. Army’s multidomain task force units will play an important role in future operations.
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Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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General details next step for US Army’s future attack recon helicopter
The Army is pushing forward with its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program, preparing to pass through the Army Requirements Oversight Council gauntlet in April.
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US Army nears choosing first battalion for extended-range cannon
The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
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New strategy sets up Army to operate in increasingly relevant Arctic
Here’s how the Army plans to shape a force in the Arctic with cold-weather capability to help Russia and China’s increasing foothold in the region.
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New US Army doctrine coming summer 2022
The Army is getting closer to publishing its doctrine that — for the first time — addresses operating across all domains from land, air and sea to cyber and space.
-
Strategic Long-Range Cannon effort on hold ahead of report
The National Academy of Sciences is expected to issue a report on the technical feasibility of a long-range cannon that can fire artillery 1,000 nautical miles, then the Army will decide what’s next.
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Lockheed scores $1.1B contract to build US Army’s guided rocket on heels of extended-range test
Lockheed reaches a new distance in a test of its extended-range guided rocket in development with the U.S. Army, and mints a new billion-dollar contract to build another lot of the weapons.
-
The infinite game: How the US Army plans to operate in great power competition
The Army has laid out how it defines military competition and what it means to the force.
-
Overmatch is fleeting: How the US Army’s multidomain task force will help the military remain dominant
The U.S. Army’s multidomain task force units will play an important role in future operations.
-
Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
-
Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
-
General details next step for US Army’s future attack recon helicopter
The Army is pushing forward with its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program, preparing to pass through the Army Requirements Oversight Council gauntlet in April.
-
US Army nears choosing first battalion for extended-range cannon
The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
-
New strategy sets up Army to operate in increasingly relevant Arctic
Here’s how the Army plans to shape a force in the Arctic with cold-weather capability to help Russia and China’s increasing foothold in the region.
-
New US Army doctrine coming summer 2022
The Army is getting closer to publishing its doctrine that — for the first time — addresses operating across all domains from land, air and sea to cyber and space.
-
Strategic Long-Range Cannon effort on hold ahead of report
The National Academy of Sciences is expected to issue a report on the technical feasibility of a long-range cannon that can fire artillery 1,000 nautical miles, then the Army will decide what’s next.
