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US Army hones in on solution for new mid-range missile pursuit
The Army is close to solidifying a material solution for a mid-range missile to be fielded in 2023.
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Transforming battlefield geometry: What’s to come in Project Convergence 2021
Project Convergence 2021 will grow to a joint effort and bring in more advanced technology.
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At Project Convergence, the US Army experienced success and failure — and it’s happy about both
Project Convergence was not about hitting targets. Which is good. Because not all of them did.
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Turkey, Canada in spat over suspension of arms exports
Turkey, which has military cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, accused NATO ally Canada of creating obstacles concerning the export of military equipment to Turkey “in a way that does not comply with the spirit of alliance.”
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Despite pressure from lawmakers and pandemic, French defense budget to remain unchanged
But the armed forces minister insists this doesn’t mean the defense industry has been left out in the cold.
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In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
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MDA and Army see successful Patriot and THAAD test after failure
Patriot and THAAD worked together to intercept a target in a test at White Sands Missile Range.
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Japan reveals record high budget request eyeing hypersonic tech, F-35s and more
Japan is set to continue its recent trend of setting new records for its annual defense budgets, with the country continuing to cast a wary eye on China’s military modernization and nuclear-armed North Korea’s missile program.
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AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
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US Army hones in on solution for new mid-range missile pursuit
The Army is close to solidifying a material solution for a mid-range missile to be fielded in 2023.
-
Transforming battlefield geometry: What’s to come in Project Convergence 2021
Project Convergence 2021 will grow to a joint effort and bring in more advanced technology.
-
At Project Convergence, the US Army experienced success and failure — and it’s happy about both
Project Convergence was not about hitting targets. Which is good. Because not all of them did.
-
Turkey, Canada in spat over suspension of arms exports
Turkey, which has military cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, accused NATO ally Canada of creating obstacles concerning the export of military equipment to Turkey “in a way that does not comply with the spirit of alliance.”
-
Despite pressure from lawmakers and pandemic, French defense budget to remain unchanged
But the armed forces minister insists this doesn’t mean the defense industry has been left out in the cold.
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
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US Army discontinues Rapid Equipping Force
The counterinsurgency remnant will disband.
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MDA and Army see successful Patriot and THAAD test after failure
Patriot and THAAD worked together to intercept a target in a test at White Sands Missile Range.
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Japan reveals record high budget request eyeing hypersonic tech, F-35s and more
Japan is set to continue its recent trend of setting new records for its annual defense budgets, with the country continuing to cast a wary eye on China’s military modernization and nuclear-armed North Korea’s missile program.
-
AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
-
US Army hones in on solution for new mid-range missile pursuit
The Army is close to solidifying a material solution for a mid-range missile to be fielded in 2023.
-
Transforming battlefield geometry: What’s to come in Project Convergence 2021
Project Convergence 2021 will grow to a joint effort and bring in more advanced technology.
-
At Project Convergence, the US Army experienced success and failure — and it’s happy about both
Project Convergence was not about hitting targets. Which is good. Because not all of them did.
-
Turkey, Canada in spat over suspension of arms exports
Turkey, which has military cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, accused NATO ally Canada of creating obstacles concerning the export of military equipment to Turkey “in a way that does not comply with the spirit of alliance.”
-
Despite pressure from lawmakers and pandemic, French defense budget to remain unchanged
But the armed forces minister insists this doesn’t mean the defense industry has been left out in the cold.
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
US Army discontinues Rapid Equipping Force
The counterinsurgency remnant will disband.
-
MDA and Army see successful Patriot and THAAD test after failure
Patriot and THAAD worked together to intercept a target in a test at White Sands Missile Range.
-
Japan reveals record high budget request eyeing hypersonic tech, F-35s and more
Japan is set to continue its recent trend of setting new records for its annual defense budgets, with the country continuing to cast a wary eye on China’s military modernization and nuclear-armed North Korea’s missile program.
-
AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
