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US Army delays Stryker-mounted Javelin missiles
Recent testing has shown that the Stryker vehicle currently is required to stop for the operator to get out so he or she can fire the weapon and climb back into the vehicle.
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Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
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Without GPS, will algorithms and sensors help soldiers know where they are?
Leidos’ ADEPT system uses overhead imagery to provide position, navigation and timing information in areas where GPS is blocked.
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Here’s why the US Army is under pressure from Congress to counter rockets and drones
As a start, the service bought two Iron Dome air defense systems as an interim solution to counter existing threats.
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3 ways the Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons easier
The Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons more simple for customers.
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‘What’s Your Warrior?’ Army launches new ads with less combat focus
The campaign is new in its focus on the many Army MOSs that don’t involve direct combat.
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Army Futures Command is leading a cultural shift, much to the delight of industry
The U.S. Army’s newest four-star command is reimagining relations with industry, particularly small businesses and startups.
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US Army’s comptroller on managing the budget of the largest armed service
Extra money historically doesn’t translate to a motivation to reform financial practices, but the Army has made it a priority to launch reforms across the board.
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US Army solidifying plan for long-range precision munitions for future vertical lift
Long-range munitions for the service’s future aircraft will be critical to engage the enemy’s defensive positions from a comfortable standoff, out of range of enemy detection.
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How the Army must (re)envision integrating cyber tools
Commanders will need to understand the cyber environment in order to command forces in it.
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US Army delays Stryker-mounted Javelin missiles
Recent testing has shown that the Stryker vehicle currently is required to stop for the operator to get out so he or she can fire the weapon and climb back into the vehicle.
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Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
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Without GPS, will algorithms and sensors help soldiers know where they are?
Leidos’ ADEPT system uses overhead imagery to provide position, navigation and timing information in areas where GPS is blocked.
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Here’s why the US Army is under pressure from Congress to counter rockets and drones
As a start, the service bought two Iron Dome air defense systems as an interim solution to counter existing threats.
-
3 ways the Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons easier
The Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons more simple for customers.
-
‘What’s Your Warrior?’ Army launches new ads with less combat focus
The campaign is new in its focus on the many Army MOSs that don’t involve direct combat.
-
Army Futures Command is leading a cultural shift, much to the delight of industry
The U.S. Army’s newest four-star command is reimagining relations with industry, particularly small businesses and startups.
-
US Army’s comptroller on managing the budget of the largest armed service
Extra money historically doesn’t translate to a motivation to reform financial practices, but the Army has made it a priority to launch reforms across the board.
-
US Army solidifying plan for long-range precision munitions for future vertical lift
Long-range munitions for the service’s future aircraft will be critical to engage the enemy’s defensive positions from a comfortable standoff, out of range of enemy detection.
-
How the Army must (re)envision integrating cyber tools
Commanders will need to understand the cyber environment in order to command forces in it.
-
US Army delays Stryker-mounted Javelin missiles
Recent testing has shown that the Stryker vehicle currently is required to stop for the operator to get out so he or she can fire the weapon and climb back into the vehicle.
-
Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
-
Without GPS, will algorithms and sensors help soldiers know where they are?
Leidos’ ADEPT system uses overhead imagery to provide position, navigation and timing information in areas where GPS is blocked.
-
Here’s why the US Army is under pressure from Congress to counter rockets and drones
As a start, the service bought two Iron Dome air defense systems as an interim solution to counter existing threats.
-
3 ways the Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons easier
The Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons more simple for customers.
-
‘What’s Your Warrior?’ Army launches new ads with less combat focus
The campaign is new in its focus on the many Army MOSs that don’t involve direct combat.
-
Army Futures Command is leading a cultural shift, much to the delight of industry
The U.S. Army’s newest four-star command is reimagining relations with industry, particularly small businesses and startups.
-
US Army’s comptroller on managing the budget of the largest armed service
Extra money historically doesn’t translate to a motivation to reform financial practices, but the Army has made it a priority to launch reforms across the board.
-
US Army solidifying plan for long-range precision munitions for future vertical lift
Long-range munitions for the service’s future aircraft will be critical to engage the enemy’s defensive positions from a comfortable standoff, out of range of enemy detection.
-
How the Army must (re)envision integrating cyber tools
Commanders will need to understand the cyber environment in order to command forces in it.
