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Army works to overcome personnel challenges for offensive cyber
Despite issues facing certain cyber personnel, the Army has a plan.
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‘Your wife is cheating on you,’ and other military strategies for controlling the information space
Russia and China have shown they understand the importance of controlling information as well as denying adversaries advantages afforded by GPS.
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Army readiness shows signs of improvement, but gains could be fleeting
Army readiness went up in the last year due to changes in training, according to the Heritage Foundation.
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Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars
The Army has chosen Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to enter into a technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase of a program to replace its legacy Patriot air and missile defense radar.
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US Army triggers design competition for future attack reconnaissance helicopter
The Army took a big step Oct. 3, releasing a solicitation for designs for a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft as part of its Future Vertical Lift modernization efforts.
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How the Marines, Army are counting ‘out-the-door-now’ troops and increasing small-unit readiness
The efforts could truly fill the ranks in Marine and Army ground combat units.
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Army continues push for integrated sensors and shooters with latest IBCS contract
The brain behind the Army’s future air and missile defense command-and-control system, IBCS is considered an essential component of future multidomain operations
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This laser could help Marines knock down drones on the FOB or on the move
Boeing has delivered the 5 kw system but is scheduled to demo a 10 kw laser early next year.
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With an increasing footprint in the Arctic, the Corps may need a new snow vehicle
The BvS10 has a range of 200 miles and can mount a CROWS weapon system.
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Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
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Army works to overcome personnel challenges for offensive cyber
Despite issues facing certain cyber personnel, the Army has a plan.
-
‘Your wife is cheating on you,’ and other military strategies for controlling the information space
Russia and China have shown they understand the importance of controlling information as well as denying adversaries advantages afforded by GPS.
-
Army readiness shows signs of improvement, but gains could be fleeting
Army readiness went up in the last year due to changes in training, according to the Heritage Foundation.
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Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars
The Army has chosen Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to enter into a technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase of a program to replace its legacy Patriot air and missile defense radar.
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US Army triggers design competition for future attack reconnaissance helicopter
The Army took a big step Oct. 3, releasing a solicitation for designs for a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft as part of its Future Vertical Lift modernization efforts.
-
How the Marines, Army are counting ‘out-the-door-now’ troops and increasing small-unit readiness
The efforts could truly fill the ranks in Marine and Army ground combat units.
-
Army continues push for integrated sensors and shooters with latest IBCS contract
The brain behind the Army’s future air and missile defense command-and-control system, IBCS is considered an essential component of future multidomain operations
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This laser could help Marines knock down drones on the FOB or on the move
Boeing has delivered the 5 kw system but is scheduled to demo a 10 kw laser early next year.
-
With an increasing footprint in the Arctic, the Corps may need a new snow vehicle
The BvS10 has a range of 200 miles and can mount a CROWS weapon system.
-
Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
-
Army works to overcome personnel challenges for offensive cyber
Despite issues facing certain cyber personnel, the Army has a plan.
-
‘Your wife is cheating on you,’ and other military strategies for controlling the information space
Russia and China have shown they understand the importance of controlling information as well as denying adversaries advantages afforded by GPS.
-
Army readiness shows signs of improvement, but gains could be fleeting
Army readiness went up in the last year due to changes in training, according to the Heritage Foundation.
-
Army chooses Raytheon, Lockheed to mature new missile defense radars
The Army has chosen Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to enter into a technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase of a program to replace its legacy Patriot air and missile defense radar.
-
US Army triggers design competition for future attack reconnaissance helicopter
The Army took a big step Oct. 3, releasing a solicitation for designs for a Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft as part of its Future Vertical Lift modernization efforts.
-
How the Marines, Army are counting ‘out-the-door-now’ troops and increasing small-unit readiness
The efforts could truly fill the ranks in Marine and Army ground combat units.
-
Army continues push for integrated sensors and shooters with latest IBCS contract
The brain behind the Army’s future air and missile defense command-and-control system, IBCS is considered an essential component of future multidomain operations
-
This laser could help Marines knock down drones on the FOB or on the move
Boeing has delivered the 5 kw system but is scheduled to demo a 10 kw laser early next year.
-
With an increasing footprint in the Arctic, the Corps may need a new snow vehicle
The BvS10 has a range of 200 miles and can mount a CROWS weapon system.
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Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
