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Recent Guard UH-60 crashes do not indicate systemic problem, Army official says
A recent string of fatal National Guard UH-60 accidents have raised cause for concern, but the Army general in charge of aviation plans and operations said the service is not seeing a systemic problem across the board. Nonetheless, the Army issued a new emergency response procedure to its aviators to ensure preventable mishaps don’t happen.
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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement
Army aviation leadership said soldiers don’t want to give up any of the possible solutions that could replace Shadow after evaluating them over the course of a year. But when the competition starts, which systems might win out?
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US Army’s newest tracked vehicle will undergo initial operational test in early 2022
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle is expected to begin initial operational testing in the beginning of 2022 followed by fielding a year later.
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Congress reacts to US airstrikes in Syria
The Pentagon’s announcement that that U.S. forces conducted deadly airstrikes in Syria sparked complaints from some of President Joe Biden’s Democratic allies that he overreached, while key Republicans applauded the move.
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Missile Defense Agency needs to get back to its advanced tech roots, top US general says
The Missile Defense Agency doesn’t necessarily need to change, it needs to focus on its original charter, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said this week.
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Hyten wants a greater ‘focus’ with cruise missile defense
To defend the homeland against cruise missiles, the strategy should be to focus on the location of enemy platforms, Gen. John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said.
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Lockheed set to integrate base kit for US Army’s combat vehicle protection system
Lockheed Martin is prepping to enter formal integration and testing with the U.S. Army of its base kit controller and processor for active vehicle protection against rocket-propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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Iron Dome plans being finalized as US Army begins training on systems
Options for an Iron Dome deployment are fleshing out as the Army begins a year of qualifying its two systems and training units to operate them.
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US Army begins equipping first unit with hypersonic capability
The Army’s ground-launched hypersonic battery is beginning to stand up.
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Recent Guard UH-60 crashes do not indicate systemic problem, Army official says
A recent string of fatal National Guard UH-60 accidents have raised cause for concern, but the Army general in charge of aviation plans and operations said the service is not seeing a systemic problem across the board. Nonetheless, the Army issued a new emergency response procedure to its aviators to ensure preventable mishaps don’t happen.
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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement
Army aviation leadership said soldiers don’t want to give up any of the possible solutions that could replace Shadow after evaluating them over the course of a year. But when the competition starts, which systems might win out?
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US Army’s newest tracked vehicle will undergo initial operational test in early 2022
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle is expected to begin initial operational testing in the beginning of 2022 followed by fielding a year later.
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Congress reacts to US airstrikes in Syria
The Pentagon’s announcement that that U.S. forces conducted deadly airstrikes in Syria sparked complaints from some of President Joe Biden’s Democratic allies that he overreached, while key Republicans applauded the move.
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Missile Defense Agency needs to get back to its advanced tech roots, top US general says
The Missile Defense Agency doesn’t necessarily need to change, it needs to focus on its original charter, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said this week.
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Hyten wants a greater ‘focus’ with cruise missile defense
To defend the homeland against cruise missiles, the strategy should be to focus on the location of enemy platforms, Gen. John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said.
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Lockheed set to integrate base kit for US Army’s combat vehicle protection system
Lockheed Martin is prepping to enter formal integration and testing with the U.S. Army of its base kit controller and processor for active vehicle protection against rocket-propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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Iron Dome plans being finalized as US Army begins training on systems
Options for an Iron Dome deployment are fleshing out as the Army begins a year of qualifying its two systems and training units to operate them.
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US Army begins equipping first unit with hypersonic capability
The Army’s ground-launched hypersonic battery is beginning to stand up.
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Recent Guard UH-60 crashes do not indicate systemic problem, Army official says
A recent string of fatal National Guard UH-60 accidents have raised cause for concern, but the Army general in charge of aviation plans and operations said the service is not seeing a systemic problem across the board. Nonetheless, the Army issued a new emergency response procedure to its aviators to ensure preventable mishaps don’t happen.
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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement
Army aviation leadership said soldiers don’t want to give up any of the possible solutions that could replace Shadow after evaluating them over the course of a year. But when the competition starts, which systems might win out?
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US Army’s newest tracked vehicle will undergo initial operational test in early 2022
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle is expected to begin initial operational testing in the beginning of 2022 followed by fielding a year later.
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Congress reacts to US airstrikes in Syria
The Pentagon’s announcement that that U.S. forces conducted deadly airstrikes in Syria sparked complaints from some of President Joe Biden’s Democratic allies that he overreached, while key Republicans applauded the move.
-
Missile Defense Agency needs to get back to its advanced tech roots, top US general says
The Missile Defense Agency doesn’t necessarily need to change, it needs to focus on its original charter, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said this week.
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Hyten wants a greater ‘focus’ with cruise missile defense
To defend the homeland against cruise missiles, the strategy should be to focus on the location of enemy platforms, Gen. John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said.
-
Lockheed set to integrate base kit for US Army’s combat vehicle protection system
Lockheed Martin is prepping to enter formal integration and testing with the U.S. Army of its base kit controller and processor for active vehicle protection against rocket-propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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Iron Dome plans being finalized as US Army begins training on systems
Options for an Iron Dome deployment are fleshing out as the Army begins a year of qualifying its two systems and training units to operate them.
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US Army begins equipping first unit with hypersonic capability
The Army’s ground-launched hypersonic battery is beginning to stand up.
