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Lockheed, Bell begin forging prototypes to compete for Army’s future armed recon aircraft
It’s getting real for the Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as companies competing begin to bend metal.
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US Army wants industry to keep COVID safety rules in place, even after the pandemic ends
“I would say we don’t back off of the COVID-19 standards because it will also reduce the impact of flu and other illnesses,” says one of the Army’s lead acquisition officials.
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Watch the SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator aircraft hit 230 knots
Defiant met the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft speed goal in Oct. 12 flight.
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US-developed hypersonic missile hit within 6 inches of target, says Army secretary
The Army secretary hailed the hypersonic missile’s accuracy in his opening speech at the annual AUSA conference
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F-35 jet’s problematic lightning protection system set to receive fix
By the end of 2020, F-35s coming off Lockheed Martin’s production line will be equipped with a modified version of its lightning protection system that will allow the jet to fly in thunderstorms again.
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US Army pegs 2023 as tipping point for ending old weapons
The Army will see a more dramatic shift in funding from the current fleet to the future force in fiscal 2023 as more modernized programs start to come online.
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How two-man US Army crews in Oceania will shape Defender Pacific 2021
After COVID-19 tests and quarantine on a tropical island, teams of two are building relationships in Oceania that will help to shape Defender Pacific when it grows in scale and scope in 2021.
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US Army firms up requirements for future long-range assault aircraft ahead of competition
The Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program has passed through a requirements gauntlet, and the service is prepping to release a draft request for proposals.
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General Dynamics rolls out new TRX ground robot at AUSA
General Dynamics sets up to compete again for a chance to build robotic combat vehicles for the U.S. Army with its TRX.
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US Army solidifies requirements to counter small drones
The requirements are set to counter small unmanned aircraft systems, and the Army-led joint office is seeking an enduring solution.
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Lockheed, Bell begin forging prototypes to compete for Army’s future armed recon aircraft
It’s getting real for the Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as companies competing begin to bend metal.
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US Army wants industry to keep COVID safety rules in place, even after the pandemic ends
“I would say we don’t back off of the COVID-19 standards because it will also reduce the impact of flu and other illnesses,” says one of the Army’s lead acquisition officials.
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Watch the SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator aircraft hit 230 knots
Defiant met the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft speed goal in Oct. 12 flight.
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US-developed hypersonic missile hit within 6 inches of target, says Army secretary
The Army secretary hailed the hypersonic missile’s accuracy in his opening speech at the annual AUSA conference
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F-35 jet’s problematic lightning protection system set to receive fix
By the end of 2020, F-35s coming off Lockheed Martin’s production line will be equipped with a modified version of its lightning protection system that will allow the jet to fly in thunderstorms again.
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US Army pegs 2023 as tipping point for ending old weapons
The Army will see a more dramatic shift in funding from the current fleet to the future force in fiscal 2023 as more modernized programs start to come online.
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How two-man US Army crews in Oceania will shape Defender Pacific 2021
After COVID-19 tests and quarantine on a tropical island, teams of two are building relationships in Oceania that will help to shape Defender Pacific when it grows in scale and scope in 2021.
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US Army firms up requirements for future long-range assault aircraft ahead of competition
The Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program has passed through a requirements gauntlet, and the service is prepping to release a draft request for proposals.
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General Dynamics rolls out new TRX ground robot at AUSA
General Dynamics sets up to compete again for a chance to build robotic combat vehicles for the U.S. Army with its TRX.
-
US Army solidifies requirements to counter small drones
The requirements are set to counter small unmanned aircraft systems, and the Army-led joint office is seeking an enduring solution.
-
Lockheed, Bell begin forging prototypes to compete for Army’s future armed recon aircraft
It’s getting real for the Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as companies competing begin to bend metal.
-
US Army wants industry to keep COVID safety rules in place, even after the pandemic ends
“I would say we don’t back off of the COVID-19 standards because it will also reduce the impact of flu and other illnesses,” says one of the Army’s lead acquisition officials.
-
Watch the SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator aircraft hit 230 knots
Defiant met the Army’s future long-range assault aircraft speed goal in Oct. 12 flight.
-
US-developed hypersonic missile hit within 6 inches of target, says Army secretary
The Army secretary hailed the hypersonic missile’s accuracy in his opening speech at the annual AUSA conference
-
F-35 jet’s problematic lightning protection system set to receive fix
By the end of 2020, F-35s coming off Lockheed Martin’s production line will be equipped with a modified version of its lightning protection system that will allow the jet to fly in thunderstorms again.
-
US Army pegs 2023 as tipping point for ending old weapons
The Army will see a more dramatic shift in funding from the current fleet to the future force in fiscal 2023 as more modernized programs start to come online.
-
How two-man US Army crews in Oceania will shape Defender Pacific 2021
After COVID-19 tests and quarantine on a tropical island, teams of two are building relationships in Oceania that will help to shape Defender Pacific when it grows in scale and scope in 2021.
-
US Army firms up requirements for future long-range assault aircraft ahead of competition
The Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program has passed through a requirements gauntlet, and the service is prepping to release a draft request for proposals.
-
General Dynamics rolls out new TRX ground robot at AUSA
General Dynamics sets up to compete again for a chance to build robotic combat vehicles for the U.S. Army with its TRX.
-
US Army solidifies requirements to counter small drones
The requirements are set to counter small unmanned aircraft systems, and the Army-led joint office is seeking an enduring solution.
