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Trump, Biden trade barbs over North Korea’s nukes
Former Vice President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump over his chummy relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who recently unveiled a new, larger ICBM.
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UN arms embargo on Iran expires
While Iran says it plans no “buying spree,” it can now in theory purchase weapons to upgrade military armaments dating back to before its 1979 Islamic Revolution and sell its own locally produced gear abroad.
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Japan to export defense tech to Vietnam under new agreement
Japan has been pursuing such pacts in recent years to bolster ties with Southeast Asian countries and sustain its own defense industry.
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Video reveals Chinese H-6N bomber carrying suspected hypersonic weapon
The air-launched ballistic missile that China has reportedly been developing appears to be a hypersonic warhead boosted by a conventional rocket.
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Anduril adapts tech to detect cruise missiles in US Air Force demo
Anduril’s Sentry Towers detected cruise missiles at a recent U.S. Air Force event, but the tech could have applications across all the services, including the U.S. Army’s need to fill a cruise missile defeat gap.
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US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
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Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
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Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
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Afghanistan deployment proves One World Terrain is more than a training tool
One World Terrain, which provides 3D maps as a training tool, just proved it can do more while deployed.
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Army to conduct thorough review of aviation fleet in FY23
With two new helicopters and a number of other enablers, the Army plans to take a hard look at its entire fleet in fiscal 2023.
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Trump, Biden trade barbs over North Korea’s nukes
Former Vice President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump over his chummy relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who recently unveiled a new, larger ICBM.
-
UN arms embargo on Iran expires
While Iran says it plans no “buying spree,” it can now in theory purchase weapons to upgrade military armaments dating back to before its 1979 Islamic Revolution and sell its own locally produced gear abroad.
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Japan to export defense tech to Vietnam under new agreement
Japan has been pursuing such pacts in recent years to bolster ties with Southeast Asian countries and sustain its own defense industry.
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Video reveals Chinese H-6N bomber carrying suspected hypersonic weapon
The air-launched ballistic missile that China has reportedly been developing appears to be a hypersonic warhead boosted by a conventional rocket.
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Anduril adapts tech to detect cruise missiles in US Air Force demo
Anduril’s Sentry Towers detected cruise missiles at a recent U.S. Air Force event, but the tech could have applications across all the services, including the U.S. Army’s need to fill a cruise missile defeat gap.
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US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
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Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
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Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
-
Afghanistan deployment proves One World Terrain is more than a training tool
One World Terrain, which provides 3D maps as a training tool, just proved it can do more while deployed.
-
Army to conduct thorough review of aviation fleet in FY23
With two new helicopters and a number of other enablers, the Army plans to take a hard look at its entire fleet in fiscal 2023.
-
Trump, Biden trade barbs over North Korea’s nukes
Former Vice President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump over his chummy relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who recently unveiled a new, larger ICBM.
-
UN arms embargo on Iran expires
While Iran says it plans no “buying spree,” it can now in theory purchase weapons to upgrade military armaments dating back to before its 1979 Islamic Revolution and sell its own locally produced gear abroad.
-
Japan to export defense tech to Vietnam under new agreement
Japan has been pursuing such pacts in recent years to bolster ties with Southeast Asian countries and sustain its own defense industry.
-
Video reveals Chinese H-6N bomber carrying suspected hypersonic weapon
The air-launched ballistic missile that China has reportedly been developing appears to be a hypersonic warhead boosted by a conventional rocket.
-
Anduril adapts tech to detect cruise missiles in US Air Force demo
Anduril’s Sentry Towers detected cruise missiles at a recent U.S. Air Force event, but the tech could have applications across all the services, including the U.S. Army’s need to fill a cruise missile defeat gap.
-
US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
-
Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
-
Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
-
Afghanistan deployment proves One World Terrain is more than a training tool
One World Terrain, which provides 3D maps as a training tool, just proved it can do more while deployed.
-
Army to conduct thorough review of aviation fleet in FY23
With two new helicopters and a number of other enablers, the Army plans to take a hard look at its entire fleet in fiscal 2023.
