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These Army units are going to Europe this spring for Defender 2020 — but they’re pretending it’s 2028
The upcoming Defender 2020 exercise will involve about 20,000 U.S. soldiers deploying from CONUS.
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Here’s what the Army’s cyber protection teams need
Col. Chad Harris, project manager for Defensive Cyber Operations at the Army Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems, shared what his teams are looking for in the new tools that it adds.
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US Army-developed multimission launcher is off the table
The Army spent years internally developing its own multimission launcher for the Indirect Fires Protection Capability program — designed to counter threats like rockets, artillery and mortars as well as cruise missiles and unmanned aircraft systems. That’s no longer happening.
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Can the Army perfect an AI strategy for a fast and deadly future?
At AUSA 2019, Army leaders discussed how to build and then employ AI for everything from supply chains to fields of fire.
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Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
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Soldiers to get a say in light tank competition
Two companies are competing to build the Army’s new light tank for Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and, in order to win, their prototypes will be judged by the users themselves.
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America sold over $55 billion in weapons in FY19
The U.S. sold $55.4 billion worth of weapons to allies and partners around the globe in fiscal 2019. How did that compare to previous years?
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Army chief: New talent management will start with officers, then go to enlisted
The Army is publishing its very first “Army People Strategy” to address how the service can better take care of its personnel.
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Boeing and Sikorsky’s Defiant is back up in the skies
Boeing and Sikorsky opted to take a short break to the flight test schedule to modify the Defiant demonstrator.
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Why Mercury is investing $15M in microelectronics production
The investment in their Phoenix facility will allow them to build the trusted microelectronics the Department of Defense needs.
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These Army units are going to Europe this spring for Defender 2020 — but they’re pretending it’s 2028
The upcoming Defender 2020 exercise will involve about 20,000 U.S. soldiers deploying from CONUS.
-
Here’s what the Army’s cyber protection teams need
Col. Chad Harris, project manager for Defensive Cyber Operations at the Army Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems, shared what his teams are looking for in the new tools that it adds.
-
US Army-developed multimission launcher is off the table
The Army spent years internally developing its own multimission launcher for the Indirect Fires Protection Capability program — designed to counter threats like rockets, artillery and mortars as well as cruise missiles and unmanned aircraft systems. That’s no longer happening.
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Can the Army perfect an AI strategy for a fast and deadly future?
At AUSA 2019, Army leaders discussed how to build and then employ AI for everything from supply chains to fields of fire.
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Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
-
Soldiers to get a say in light tank competition
Two companies are competing to build the Army’s new light tank for Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and, in order to win, their prototypes will be judged by the users themselves.
-
America sold over $55 billion in weapons in FY19
The U.S. sold $55.4 billion worth of weapons to allies and partners around the globe in fiscal 2019. How did that compare to previous years?
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Army chief: New talent management will start with officers, then go to enlisted
The Army is publishing its very first “Army People Strategy” to address how the service can better take care of its personnel.
-
Boeing and Sikorsky’s Defiant is back up in the skies
Boeing and Sikorsky opted to take a short break to the flight test schedule to modify the Defiant demonstrator.
-
Why Mercury is investing $15M in microelectronics production
The investment in their Phoenix facility will allow them to build the trusted microelectronics the Department of Defense needs.
-
These Army units are going to Europe this spring for Defender 2020 — but they’re pretending it’s 2028
The upcoming Defender 2020 exercise will involve about 20,000 U.S. soldiers deploying from CONUS.
-
Here’s what the Army’s cyber protection teams need
Col. Chad Harris, project manager for Defensive Cyber Operations at the Army Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems, shared what his teams are looking for in the new tools that it adds.
-
US Army-developed multimission launcher is off the table
The Army spent years internally developing its own multimission launcher for the Indirect Fires Protection Capability program — designed to counter threats like rockets, artillery and mortars as well as cruise missiles and unmanned aircraft systems. That’s no longer happening.
-
Can the Army perfect an AI strategy for a fast and deadly future?
At AUSA 2019, Army leaders discussed how to build and then employ AI for everything from supply chains to fields of fire.
-
Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
-
Soldiers to get a say in light tank competition
Two companies are competing to build the Army’s new light tank for Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and, in order to win, their prototypes will be judged by the users themselves.
-
America sold over $55 billion in weapons in FY19
The U.S. sold $55.4 billion worth of weapons to allies and partners around the globe in fiscal 2019. How did that compare to previous years?
-
Army chief: New talent management will start with officers, then go to enlisted
The Army is publishing its very first “Army People Strategy” to address how the service can better take care of its personnel.
-
Boeing and Sikorsky’s Defiant is back up in the skies
Boeing and Sikorsky opted to take a short break to the flight test schedule to modify the Defiant demonstrator.
-
Why Mercury is investing $15M in microelectronics production
The investment in their Phoenix facility will allow them to build the trusted microelectronics the Department of Defense needs.
