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Army transforming RCO to tackle and quickly field complex tech
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing its name, but it’s also undergoing a much deeper transformation.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
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Is the Pentagon moving quickly enough on hypersonic defense?
The Pentagon is still years away from being able to defend against hypersonic weapons.
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More fire power: US Army sets out to develop new missiles in FY20
The Army is investing several billion dollars to get new missile programs off the ground.
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The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year’s batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
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Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
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Army plans to stop building newest CH-47 variant in FY20, except for special ops
The Army will build Chinook Block II helicopters for the conventional force through fiscal year 2020, but will only proceed with MH-47 G-model builds following, according to the Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy.
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QinetiQ wins US Army’s small ground robot competition
The Army chose QinetiQ to produce its Common Robotic System—Individual ground robot following a competition between two platforms.
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US Army cuts current vehicle fleet to make way for next-gen tech
The first major programs to feel the ax blows of Army budget cuts in the next five years are vehicles currently in the fleet.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office is getting a new name and mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing — in name and in charter — to focus on top Army modernization efforts that don’t fall neatly in one bin of effort, but need to be developed at high speed, according to the Army acquisition chief.
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Army transforming RCO to tackle and quickly field complex tech
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing its name, but it’s also undergoing a much deeper transformation.
-
From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
Is the Pentagon moving quickly enough on hypersonic defense?
The Pentagon is still years away from being able to defend against hypersonic weapons.
-
More fire power: US Army sets out to develop new missiles in FY20
The Army is investing several billion dollars to get new missile programs off the ground.
-
The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year’s batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
-
Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
-
Army plans to stop building newest CH-47 variant in FY20, except for special ops
The Army will build Chinook Block II helicopters for the conventional force through fiscal year 2020, but will only proceed with MH-47 G-model builds following, according to the Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy.
-
QinetiQ wins US Army’s small ground robot competition
The Army chose QinetiQ to produce its Common Robotic System—Individual ground robot following a competition between two platforms.
-
US Army cuts current vehicle fleet to make way for next-gen tech
The first major programs to feel the ax blows of Army budget cuts in the next five years are vehicles currently in the fleet.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office is getting a new name and mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing — in name and in charter — to focus on top Army modernization efforts that don’t fall neatly in one bin of effort, but need to be developed at high speed, according to the Army acquisition chief.
-
Army transforming RCO to tackle and quickly field complex tech
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing its name, but it’s also undergoing a much deeper transformation.
-
From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
Is the Pentagon moving quickly enough on hypersonic defense?
The Pentagon is still years away from being able to defend against hypersonic weapons.
-
More fire power: US Army sets out to develop new missiles in FY20
The Army is investing several billion dollars to get new missile programs off the ground.
-
The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year’s batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
-
Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
-
Army plans to stop building newest CH-47 variant in FY20, except for special ops
The Army will build Chinook Block II helicopters for the conventional force through fiscal year 2020, but will only proceed with MH-47 G-model builds following, according to the Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy.
-
QinetiQ wins US Army’s small ground robot competition
The Army chose QinetiQ to produce its Common Robotic System—Individual ground robot following a competition between two platforms.
-
US Army cuts current vehicle fleet to make way for next-gen tech
The first major programs to feel the ax blows of Army budget cuts in the next five years are vehicles currently in the fleet.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office is getting a new name and mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing — in name and in charter — to focus on top Army modernization efforts that don’t fall neatly in one bin of effort, but need to be developed at high speed, according to the Army acquisition chief.
