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A Ranger and a civil affairs soldier are the Army’s ‘Best Warriors’
Two members of Army Special Operations Command are the soldier and NCO of the year.
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From rugged transport to remote firing platforms, these vehicles come with a lot of options
The company will send a batch of the upgraded vehicles for testing next year.
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Army looks to a future of integrated fire
Even as Army leadership points to the great progress made toward interoperability of missile systems, the future could take that vision one step further.
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Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
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Meet this year’s honorary Sergeant Major of the Army
The CEO of the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area USO is this year’s honorary sergeant major of the Army.
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Army’s ‘night court’ finds $25 billion to reinvest in modernization priorities
Through rigorous review, the Army has found $25 billion within its own programs to reinvest in its top six modernization priorities, but details will be scant until the fiscal 2020 budget is released.
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Not just for aircraft anymore: This laser guided rocket kit can be mounted for ground defense
The Fletcher laser guided rocket launcher has a range of roughly five kilometers.
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The US Army is preparing to fight in Europe, but can it even get there?
The U.S. Army has been laying the foundations to fight once again in Europe. But if war were to break out tomorrow, the U.S. military could be hard-pressed to move the number of tanks, heavy guns and equipment it would need to face-off with Russian forces.
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Here’s who is participating in the Army’s Active Protection Systems rodeo
The Army has decided to evaluate two Advanced Protection Systems at a November live-fire rodeo to determine if either system would work as an interim solution for one of its combat vehicles.
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Army leans on scientists to push the boundaries of munitions range, precision, lethality
Recent advances have doubled the range of conventional 155 mm artillery.
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A Ranger and a civil affairs soldier are the Army’s ‘Best Warriors’
Two members of Army Special Operations Command are the soldier and NCO of the year.
-
From rugged transport to remote firing platforms, these vehicles come with a lot of options
The company will send a batch of the upgraded vehicles for testing next year.
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Army looks to a future of integrated fire
Even as Army leadership points to the great progress made toward interoperability of missile systems, the future could take that vision one step further.
-
Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
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Meet this year’s honorary Sergeant Major of the Army
The CEO of the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area USO is this year’s honorary sergeant major of the Army.
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Army’s ‘night court’ finds $25 billion to reinvest in modernization priorities
Through rigorous review, the Army has found $25 billion within its own programs to reinvest in its top six modernization priorities, but details will be scant until the fiscal 2020 budget is released.
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Not just for aircraft anymore: This laser guided rocket kit can be mounted for ground defense
The Fletcher laser guided rocket launcher has a range of roughly five kilometers.
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The US Army is preparing to fight in Europe, but can it even get there?
The U.S. Army has been laying the foundations to fight once again in Europe. But if war were to break out tomorrow, the U.S. military could be hard-pressed to move the number of tanks, heavy guns and equipment it would need to face-off with Russian forces.
-
Here’s who is participating in the Army’s Active Protection Systems rodeo
The Army has decided to evaluate two Advanced Protection Systems at a November live-fire rodeo to determine if either system would work as an interim solution for one of its combat vehicles.
-
Army leans on scientists to push the boundaries of munitions range, precision, lethality
Recent advances have doubled the range of conventional 155 mm artillery.
-
A Ranger and a civil affairs soldier are the Army’s ‘Best Warriors’
Two members of Army Special Operations Command are the soldier and NCO of the year.
-
From rugged transport to remote firing platforms, these vehicles come with a lot of options
The company will send a batch of the upgraded vehicles for testing next year.
-
Army looks to a future of integrated fire
Even as Army leadership points to the great progress made toward interoperability of missile systems, the future could take that vision one step further.
-
Don’t open the hatch: IronVision lets crews ‘see through their vehicle’
Pilots and aircrew have had access to helmet-mounted displays for years. And soon, so too will ground crews.
-
Meet this year’s honorary Sergeant Major of the Army
The CEO of the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area USO is this year’s honorary sergeant major of the Army.
-
Army’s ‘night court’ finds $25 billion to reinvest in modernization priorities
Through rigorous review, the Army has found $25 billion within its own programs to reinvest in its top six modernization priorities, but details will be scant until the fiscal 2020 budget is released.
-
Not just for aircraft anymore: This laser guided rocket kit can be mounted for ground defense
The Fletcher laser guided rocket launcher has a range of roughly five kilometers.
-
The US Army is preparing to fight in Europe, but can it even get there?
The U.S. Army has been laying the foundations to fight once again in Europe. But if war were to break out tomorrow, the U.S. military could be hard-pressed to move the number of tanks, heavy guns and equipment it would need to face-off with Russian forces.
-
Here’s who is participating in the Army’s Active Protection Systems rodeo
The Army has decided to evaluate two Advanced Protection Systems at a November live-fire rodeo to determine if either system would work as an interim solution for one of its combat vehicles.
-
Army leans on scientists to push the boundaries of munitions range, precision, lethality
Recent advances have doubled the range of conventional 155 mm artillery.
