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US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
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Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
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New US Army chief of staff talks warfare, force structure
Gen. James McConville plans to emphasize people as his No. 1 priority.
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Here are the US Army programs in jeopardy — and their cost — under the continuing resolution
The congressionally mandated continuing resolution forcing the U.S. Defense Department to work with the budget levels of last fiscal year means the Army will experience delays in a number of projects.
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About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
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Despite rising awareness of critical US sealift shortfalls, solutions are elusive
It’s unclear how the U.S. plans to stop a capacity collapse among the ships needed to transport up to 90 percent of the Army’s and Marine Corps’ equipment for a major conflict.
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Will ground-based hypersonic missiles replace aircraft carriers in the defense budget?
A debate on the future of aircraft carriers is roiling the U.S. Department of Defense, and it is increasingly spilling out into the open.
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One step forward, two back
The latest news on the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle project doesn’t exactly fall neatly within that inspirational vision of a new approach to Army acquisition.
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Outgunned and outranged: Why the Army must get more from cannons and missiles
Is there a range gap between the U.S. and potential adversaries? And what impact could it cause in a future conflict?
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How the Air Force has reorganized its cyber staff
The Air Force released its cyber flight plan, aimed at guiding the service in the cyber realm for the next decade.
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US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
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Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
-
New US Army chief of staff talks warfare, force structure
Gen. James McConville plans to emphasize people as his No. 1 priority.
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Here are the US Army programs in jeopardy — and their cost — under the continuing resolution
The congressionally mandated continuing resolution forcing the U.S. Defense Department to work with the budget levels of last fiscal year means the Army will experience delays in a number of projects.
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About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
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Despite rising awareness of critical US sealift shortfalls, solutions are elusive
It’s unclear how the U.S. plans to stop a capacity collapse among the ships needed to transport up to 90 percent of the Army’s and Marine Corps’ equipment for a major conflict.
-
Will ground-based hypersonic missiles replace aircraft carriers in the defense budget?
A debate on the future of aircraft carriers is roiling the U.S. Department of Defense, and it is increasingly spilling out into the open.
-
One step forward, two back
The latest news on the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle project doesn’t exactly fall neatly within that inspirational vision of a new approach to Army acquisition.
-
Outgunned and outranged: Why the Army must get more from cannons and missiles
Is there a range gap between the U.S. and potential adversaries? And what impact could it cause in a future conflict?
-
How the Air Force has reorganized its cyber staff
The Air Force released its cyber flight plan, aimed at guiding the service in the cyber realm for the next decade.
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US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
-
Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
-
New US Army chief of staff talks warfare, force structure
Gen. James McConville plans to emphasize people as his No. 1 priority.
-
Here are the US Army programs in jeopardy — and their cost — under the continuing resolution
The congressionally mandated continuing resolution forcing the U.S. Defense Department to work with the budget levels of last fiscal year means the Army will experience delays in a number of projects.
-
About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
-
Despite rising awareness of critical US sealift shortfalls, solutions are elusive
It’s unclear how the U.S. plans to stop a capacity collapse among the ships needed to transport up to 90 percent of the Army’s and Marine Corps’ equipment for a major conflict.
-
Will ground-based hypersonic missiles replace aircraft carriers in the defense budget?
A debate on the future of aircraft carriers is roiling the U.S. Department of Defense, and it is increasingly spilling out into the open.
-
One step forward, two back
The latest news on the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle project doesn’t exactly fall neatly within that inspirational vision of a new approach to Army acquisition.
-
Outgunned and outranged: Why the Army must get more from cannons and missiles
Is there a range gap between the U.S. and potential adversaries? And what impact could it cause in a future conflict?
-
How the Air Force has reorganized its cyber staff
The Air Force released its cyber flight plan, aimed at guiding the service in the cyber realm for the next decade.
