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US Army Europe and US Army Africa to merge as commander pins on fourth star
The U.S. Army Europe commander pins on his fourth-star and brings U.S. Army Africa into the fold.
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US Army gives green light to shape vehicle electrification requirements
The Army has been given the go-ahead to develop requirements to provide electric power to tactical and combat vehicles.
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Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
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For the US Army’s fires capability, 2023 is the year that will change everything
The Army is in hot pursuit of missiles that provide strategic, mid-range and short-range capability against adversaries like Russia and China.
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US Special Operations Command gets first brand-new Chinook variant
Boeing has delivered the first MH-47G Chinook to U.S. Special Operations Command on time.
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Latest variant of Patriot missile misfired in major test of command system
During a major test of the Army’s Integrated Battle Command System, a Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missile misfired when attempting to intercept a tactical ballistic missile target.
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US Army’s ‘cloud in the sky’ should be on board by late 2024
The Army is moving quickly to field its Aviation Mission Common Server aboard every aircraft in the fleet.
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The US Army is building zombies. (No, not the brain-eating kind.)
The Army is building zombies — threat-representative ballistic missile targets for tests using recycled hardware — and it’s saving the service cash.
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Army validates design for future helicopter engine, remains on track despite COVID
The Army has approved a final design for its Improved Turbine Engine Program and is on schedule to receive the first engine for testing next year.
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US Army Europe and US Army Africa to merge as commander pins on fourth star
The U.S. Army Europe commander pins on his fourth-star and brings U.S. Army Africa into the fold.
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US Army discontinues Rapid Equipping Force
The counterinsurgency remnant will disband.
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US Army gives green light to shape vehicle electrification requirements
The Army has been given the go-ahead to develop requirements to provide electric power to tactical and combat vehicles.
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Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
-
For the US Army’s fires capability, 2023 is the year that will change everything
The Army is in hot pursuit of missiles that provide strategic, mid-range and short-range capability against adversaries like Russia and China.
-
US Special Operations Command gets first brand-new Chinook variant
Boeing has delivered the first MH-47G Chinook to U.S. Special Operations Command on time.
-
Latest variant of Patriot missile misfired in major test of command system
During a major test of the Army’s Integrated Battle Command System, a Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missile misfired when attempting to intercept a tactical ballistic missile target.
-
US Army’s ‘cloud in the sky’ should be on board by late 2024
The Army is moving quickly to field its Aviation Mission Common Server aboard every aircraft in the fleet.
-
The US Army is building zombies. (No, not the brain-eating kind.)
The Army is building zombies — threat-representative ballistic missile targets for tests using recycled hardware — and it’s saving the service cash.
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Army validates design for future helicopter engine, remains on track despite COVID
The Army has approved a final design for its Improved Turbine Engine Program and is on schedule to receive the first engine for testing next year.
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US Army Europe and US Army Africa to merge as commander pins on fourth star
The U.S. Army Europe commander pins on his fourth-star and brings U.S. Army Africa into the fold.
-
US Army discontinues Rapid Equipping Force
The counterinsurgency remnant will disband.
-
US Army gives green light to shape vehicle electrification requirements
The Army has been given the go-ahead to develop requirements to provide electric power to tactical and combat vehicles.
-
Inside Project Convergence: How the US Army is preparing for war in the next decade
Project Convergence at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, is testing out how a modernized Army can win against near-peer adversaries.
-
For the US Army’s fires capability, 2023 is the year that will change everything
The Army is in hot pursuit of missiles that provide strategic, mid-range and short-range capability against adversaries like Russia and China.
-
US Special Operations Command gets first brand-new Chinook variant
Boeing has delivered the first MH-47G Chinook to U.S. Special Operations Command on time.
-
Latest variant of Patriot missile misfired in major test of command system
During a major test of the Army’s Integrated Battle Command System, a Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missile misfired when attempting to intercept a tactical ballistic missile target.
-
US Army’s ‘cloud in the sky’ should be on board by late 2024
The Army is moving quickly to field its Aviation Mission Common Server aboard every aircraft in the fleet.
-
The US Army is building zombies. (No, not the brain-eating kind.)
The Army is building zombies — threat-representative ballistic missile targets for tests using recycled hardware — and it’s saving the service cash.
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Army validates design for future helicopter engine, remains on track despite COVID
The Army has approved a final design for its Improved Turbine Engine Program and is on schedule to receive the first engine for testing next year.
