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Creeping weight of Abrams tank concerns Pentagon’s chief weapons tester
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester is concerned the Abram tank’s increased weight is causing transportability issues, but the service says the new version can perform like the current fleet.
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Colombia’s defense minister dies from COVID-19 at age 69
Trujillo became defense minister in November 2019, after serving as foreign minister.
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Newest Bradley fielding delayed as Army works to fix battery problem
Toxic fumes from overcharging batteries halted full operational testing of the Army’s newest variant of the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and has delayed its progression toward a materiel release decision by almost a year.
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Infantry Squad Vehicle is a cramped ride, but US Army says it meets requirements
The Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle is meeting its requirements, but due to the nature of its role to rapidly inject an infantry squad into battle, it’s a tight fit for passengers.
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Lockheed-Boeing team pitch Defiant X, its candidate for the Army’s long-range assault helo competition
Lockheed Martin and Boeing reveal Defiant X, it’s solution to the Army for it’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, born out of the team’s technology demonstrator efforts.
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Army resumes testing for its family of medium tactical vehicles
After running into problems with the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles A2 variant in product verification testing, the Army has resumed testing following contractor-funded fixes.
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Second round of tests of UH-60 Victor-model delayed
The second Initial Operational Test & Evaluation for the UH-60V won’t be held this fiscal year, the Army Aviation program executive officer said, as the service awaits certification to fly in national airspace and irons out software issues.
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US Army chief teases new Arctic strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville detailed a few elements on how the Army would ramp up its capability in the Arctic prior to the public release of its strategy for the region.
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Army preps for key tests of seeker capable of attacking maritime targets
A captive-carry test for the multimode seeker, that will be integrated into the U.S. Army’s Precision Strike Munition, is coming soon, as the service looks to find ways to speed up mating the seeker into the new long-range missile.
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US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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Creeping weight of Abrams tank concerns Pentagon’s chief weapons tester
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester is concerned the Abram tank’s increased weight is causing transportability issues, but the service says the new version can perform like the current fleet.
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Colombia’s defense minister dies from COVID-19 at age 69
Trujillo became defense minister in November 2019, after serving as foreign minister.
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Newest Bradley fielding delayed as Army works to fix battery problem
Toxic fumes from overcharging batteries halted full operational testing of the Army’s newest variant of the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and has delayed its progression toward a materiel release decision by almost a year.
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Infantry Squad Vehicle is a cramped ride, but US Army says it meets requirements
The Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle is meeting its requirements, but due to the nature of its role to rapidly inject an infantry squad into battle, it’s a tight fit for passengers.
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Lockheed-Boeing team pitch Defiant X, its candidate for the Army’s long-range assault helo competition
Lockheed Martin and Boeing reveal Defiant X, it’s solution to the Army for it’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, born out of the team’s technology demonstrator efforts.
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Army resumes testing for its family of medium tactical vehicles
After running into problems with the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles A2 variant in product verification testing, the Army has resumed testing following contractor-funded fixes.
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Second round of tests of UH-60 Victor-model delayed
The second Initial Operational Test & Evaluation for the UH-60V won’t be held this fiscal year, the Army Aviation program executive officer said, as the service awaits certification to fly in national airspace and irons out software issues.
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US Army chief teases new Arctic strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville detailed a few elements on how the Army would ramp up its capability in the Arctic prior to the public release of its strategy for the region.
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Army preps for key tests of seeker capable of attacking maritime targets
A captive-carry test for the multimode seeker, that will be integrated into the U.S. Army’s Precision Strike Munition, is coming soon, as the service looks to find ways to speed up mating the seeker into the new long-range missile.
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US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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Creeping weight of Abrams tank concerns Pentagon’s chief weapons tester
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester is concerned the Abram tank’s increased weight is causing transportability issues, but the service says the new version can perform like the current fleet.
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Colombia’s defense minister dies from COVID-19 at age 69
Trujillo became defense minister in November 2019, after serving as foreign minister.
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Newest Bradley fielding delayed as Army works to fix battery problem
Toxic fumes from overcharging batteries halted full operational testing of the Army’s newest variant of the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and has delayed its progression toward a materiel release decision by almost a year.
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Infantry Squad Vehicle is a cramped ride, but US Army says it meets requirements
The Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle is meeting its requirements, but due to the nature of its role to rapidly inject an infantry squad into battle, it’s a tight fit for passengers.
-
Lockheed-Boeing team pitch Defiant X, its candidate for the Army’s long-range assault helo competition
Lockheed Martin and Boeing reveal Defiant X, it’s solution to the Army for it’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, born out of the team’s technology demonstrator efforts.
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Army resumes testing for its family of medium tactical vehicles
After running into problems with the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles A2 variant in product verification testing, the Army has resumed testing following contractor-funded fixes.
-
Second round of tests of UH-60 Victor-model delayed
The second Initial Operational Test & Evaluation for the UH-60V won’t be held this fiscal year, the Army Aviation program executive officer said, as the service awaits certification to fly in national airspace and irons out software issues.
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US Army chief teases new Arctic strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville detailed a few elements on how the Army would ramp up its capability in the Arctic prior to the public release of its strategy for the region.
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Army preps for key tests of seeker capable of attacking maritime targets
A captive-carry test for the multimode seeker, that will be integrated into the U.S. Army’s Precision Strike Munition, is coming soon, as the service looks to find ways to speed up mating the seeker into the new long-range missile.
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US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
