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How Poland plans to land an F-35 deal and ‘Fort Trump’
By 2026, the Polish Ministry of Defence plans to allocate about $47 billion toward acquiring new weapons and military equipment, with fifth-generation fighter jets a top priority.
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Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
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Poland’s search for new European tanks is contagious
The Warsaw government wants to join a Franco-German effort to develop a next-generation main battle tank.
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Hypersonics by the dozens: US industry faces manufacturing challenge
The Pentagon’s technology chief says despite progress, much still needs to be done to grow the industrial base and manufacturing capabilities for hypersonic weapons.
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Final hypersonic missile contract awards imminent as US Army preps to shoot one in FY21
Contracts for a hypersonics launcher and for glide body production are expected to be awarded in less than three weeks.
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With INF Treaty dead, Esper seeks new missiles in the Pacific. Is Capitol Hill on board?
To develop new intermediate-range missiles, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper will have to navigate a divided Congress.
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Should the DoD shift focus toward passive missile defense?
For missile defense leaders, passive defense, non-kinetic intercept capabilities and left-of-launch defeat could be the name of the game going forward.
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Army Space and Missile Defense Command is getting a new leader
As Lt. Gen. James Dickinson is tapped to become the deputy commander at U.S. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Daniel Karbler will take over at Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
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F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
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Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
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How Poland plans to land an F-35 deal and ‘Fort Trump’
By 2026, the Polish Ministry of Defence plans to allocate about $47 billion toward acquiring new weapons and military equipment, with fifth-generation fighter jets a top priority.
-
Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
-
Poland’s search for new European tanks is contagious
The Warsaw government wants to join a Franco-German effort to develop a next-generation main battle tank.
-
Hypersonics by the dozens: US industry faces manufacturing challenge
The Pentagon’s technology chief says despite progress, much still needs to be done to grow the industrial base and manufacturing capabilities for hypersonic weapons.
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Final hypersonic missile contract awards imminent as US Army preps to shoot one in FY21
Contracts for a hypersonics launcher and for glide body production are expected to be awarded in less than three weeks.
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With INF Treaty dead, Esper seeks new missiles in the Pacific. Is Capitol Hill on board?
To develop new intermediate-range missiles, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper will have to navigate a divided Congress.
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Should the DoD shift focus toward passive missile defense?
For missile defense leaders, passive defense, non-kinetic intercept capabilities and left-of-launch defeat could be the name of the game going forward.
-
Army Space and Missile Defense Command is getting a new leader
As Lt. Gen. James Dickinson is tapped to become the deputy commander at U.S. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Daniel Karbler will take over at Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
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F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
-
Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
-
How Poland plans to land an F-35 deal and ‘Fort Trump’
By 2026, the Polish Ministry of Defence plans to allocate about $47 billion toward acquiring new weapons and military equipment, with fifth-generation fighter jets a top priority.
-
Can an Israeli missile give US Army aviation an advantage in future warfare?
A Spike NLOS missile was fired from an Apache attack helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, as part of an experiment that will help the Army shape a requirement for a long-range precision munition for its aircraft that can penetrate enemy territory.
-
Poland’s search for new European tanks is contagious
The Warsaw government wants to join a Franco-German effort to develop a next-generation main battle tank.
-
Hypersonics by the dozens: US industry faces manufacturing challenge
The Pentagon’s technology chief says despite progress, much still needs to be done to grow the industrial base and manufacturing capabilities for hypersonic weapons.
-
Final hypersonic missile contract awards imminent as US Army preps to shoot one in FY21
Contracts for a hypersonics launcher and for glide body production are expected to be awarded in less than three weeks.
-
With INF Treaty dead, Esper seeks new missiles in the Pacific. Is Capitol Hill on board?
To develop new intermediate-range missiles, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper will have to navigate a divided Congress.
-
Should the DoD shift focus toward passive missile defense?
For missile defense leaders, passive defense, non-kinetic intercept capabilities and left-of-launch defeat could be the name of the game going forward.
-
Army Space and Missile Defense Command is getting a new leader
As Lt. Gen. James Dickinson is tapped to become the deputy commander at U.S. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Daniel Karbler will take over at Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
-
F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
-
Here’s who will be the US Space Command deputy
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command commander is being tapped to become the U.S. Space Command deputy.
