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What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
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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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Beyond line of sight: Army precision fires tackle targeting at long ranges
The Army’s team dedicated to long-range precision fires is looking to take on a fresh targeting challenge.
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A new way to modernize: Army works to close gap between concept and capability
The Army is making revolutionary and fundamental changes in the way it envisions operating against adversaries in the future.
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From Paladin upgrades to a 1,000-mile cannon, Army artillery aims high — er, farther
After two decades of counterinsurgency warfare, the Army is beefing up its investments in artillery, once a core part of America’s ground force.
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6 questions with Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy has helped spearhead transformation within the service to better position the Army for conflict with peer adversaries.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office realigned to focus on top modernization priorities
There’s more to the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office than meets the eye.
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Will Army Futures Command work? House lawmakers skeptical, but hopeful
House lawmakers are both skeptical and hopeful that the Army will be able to pull off a major overhaul of how it will modernize and acquire weapons and equipment.
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US Army resumes accepting Apache helicopters from Boeing
After discovering problems with a part critical to safety on AH-64 helicopters, the Army had stopped accepting the aircraft from Boeing.
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US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
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What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
-
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.
-
Beyond line of sight: Army precision fires tackle targeting at long ranges
The Army’s team dedicated to long-range precision fires is looking to take on a fresh targeting challenge.
-
A new way to modernize: Army works to close gap between concept and capability
The Army is making revolutionary and fundamental changes in the way it envisions operating against adversaries in the future.
-
From Paladin upgrades to a 1,000-mile cannon, Army artillery aims high — er, farther
After two decades of counterinsurgency warfare, the Army is beefing up its investments in artillery, once a core part of America’s ground force.
-
6 questions with Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy has helped spearhead transformation within the service to better position the Army for conflict with peer adversaries.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office realigned to focus on top modernization priorities
There’s more to the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office than meets the eye.
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Will Army Futures Command work? House lawmakers skeptical, but hopeful
House lawmakers are both skeptical and hopeful that the Army will be able to pull off a major overhaul of how it will modernize and acquire weapons and equipment.
-
US Army resumes accepting Apache helicopters from Boeing
After discovering problems with a part critical to safety on AH-64 helicopters, the Army had stopped accepting the aircraft from Boeing.
-
US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
-
What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
-
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.
-
Beyond line of sight: Army precision fires tackle targeting at long ranges
The Army’s team dedicated to long-range precision fires is looking to take on a fresh targeting challenge.
-
A new way to modernize: Army works to close gap between concept and capability
The Army is making revolutionary and fundamental changes in the way it envisions operating against adversaries in the future.
-
From Paladin upgrades to a 1,000-mile cannon, Army artillery aims high — er, farther
After two decades of counterinsurgency warfare, the Army is beefing up its investments in artillery, once a core part of America’s ground force.
-
6 questions with Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy has helped spearhead transformation within the service to better position the Army for conflict with peer adversaries.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office realigned to focus on top modernization priorities
There’s more to the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office than meets the eye.
-
Will Army Futures Command work? House lawmakers skeptical, but hopeful
House lawmakers are both skeptical and hopeful that the Army will be able to pull off a major overhaul of how it will modernize and acquire weapons and equipment.
-
US Army resumes accepting Apache helicopters from Boeing
After discovering problems with a part critical to safety on AH-64 helicopters, the Army had stopped accepting the aircraft from Boeing.
-
US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
