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Military deputy to US Army acquisition now has two bosses
The military deputy to the acquisition chief is now also the deputy commander of the new Army Futures Command
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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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Multidomain Operations Task Force cuts teeth in Pacific
Recent exercises in the Pacific have given the Army’s new Multidomain Operations Task Force Pilot Program a wealth of opportunity to refine its doctrine.
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US Army pursues alternatives for a Stryker-based active protection system
Selected companies will come forward this year to demonstrate additional active protection system options for U.S. Army combat vehicles.
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US Army’s future missile defense battle manager put to test in multidomain ops
The Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System for missile defense shows off its capability to fight in multidomain operations.
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The US Army’s top modernization priority is in jeopardy
Budget cuts may harm progress on the service’s new precision strike missile.
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US Army asks Congress to shift millions in FY18 dollars. What’s behind the request?
The Army needs more money in fiscal 2018 and is asking Congress to let it reprogram funding from elsewhere in its budget.
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Here’s who could soon lead the US Army’s Futures Command
Lt. Gen. John Murray, the deputy chief of staff Army G-8, will be the first Army Futures Command commander, if confirmed by the Senate.
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Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
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Military deputy to US Army acquisition now has two bosses
The military deputy to the acquisition chief is now also the deputy commander of the new Army Futures Command
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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
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Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
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Multidomain Operations Task Force cuts teeth in Pacific
Recent exercises in the Pacific have given the Army’s new Multidomain Operations Task Force Pilot Program a wealth of opportunity to refine its doctrine.
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US Army pursues alternatives for a Stryker-based active protection system
Selected companies will come forward this year to demonstrate additional active protection system options for U.S. Army combat vehicles.
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US Army’s future missile defense battle manager put to test in multidomain ops
The Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System for missile defense shows off its capability to fight in multidomain operations.
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The US Army’s top modernization priority is in jeopardy
Budget cuts may harm progress on the service’s new precision strike missile.
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US Army asks Congress to shift millions in FY18 dollars. What’s behind the request?
The Army needs more money in fiscal 2018 and is asking Congress to let it reprogram funding from elsewhere in its budget.
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Here’s who could soon lead the US Army’s Futures Command
Lt. Gen. John Murray, the deputy chief of staff Army G-8, will be the first Army Futures Command commander, if confirmed by the Senate.
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Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
-
Military deputy to US Army acquisition now has two bosses
The military deputy to the acquisition chief is now also the deputy commander of the new Army Futures Command
-
US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
-
Can Austin make the Army weird?
Austin is free-thinking, creative and now a burgeoning technology innovation hub, but can its fearlessness to take risk rub off on the Army as it seeks to develop game-changing technology to stay ahead in battlefield capabilities?
-
Multidomain Operations Task Force cuts teeth in Pacific
Recent exercises in the Pacific have given the Army’s new Multidomain Operations Task Force Pilot Program a wealth of opportunity to refine its doctrine.
-
US Army pursues alternatives for a Stryker-based active protection system
Selected companies will come forward this year to demonstrate additional active protection system options for U.S. Army combat vehicles.
-
US Army’s future missile defense battle manager put to test in multidomain ops
The Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System for missile defense shows off its capability to fight in multidomain operations.
-
The US Army’s top modernization priority is in jeopardy
Budget cuts may harm progress on the service’s new precision strike missile.
-
US Army asks Congress to shift millions in FY18 dollars. What’s behind the request?
The Army needs more money in fiscal 2018 and is asking Congress to let it reprogram funding from elsewhere in its budget.
-
Here’s who could soon lead the US Army’s Futures Command
Lt. Gen. John Murray, the deputy chief of staff Army G-8, will be the first Army Futures Command commander, if confirmed by the Senate.
-
Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
