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This is the city the Army has picked for its new Futures Command
The Army’s new four-star command designed to tackle its most pressing modernization priorities is about to get “weird.”
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Should the US permanently station troops in Europe? New US Army Europe chief weighs in
The answer is not so black and white as it may seem.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
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Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
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How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
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Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
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Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
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Iron Man: USSOCOM one year from putting someone into powered exoskeleton
USSOCOM is still pushing the envelope with the development of a real-live Iron Man suit, but surmounting the challenges in such an effort are proving difficult.
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From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
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New rocket launcher for combat vehicles makes Middle East debut
Arnold Defense is taking air-based rocket launchers to the ground with its Fletcher system.
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This is the city the Army has picked for its new Futures Command
The Army’s new four-star command designed to tackle its most pressing modernization priorities is about to get “weird.”
-
Should the US permanently station troops in Europe? New US Army Europe chief weighs in
The answer is not so black and white as it may seem.
-
US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
-
How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
-
Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
-
Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
-
Iron Man: USSOCOM one year from putting someone into powered exoskeleton
USSOCOM is still pushing the envelope with the development of a real-live Iron Man suit, but surmounting the challenges in such an effort are proving difficult.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
New rocket launcher for combat vehicles makes Middle East debut
Arnold Defense is taking air-based rocket launchers to the ground with its Fletcher system.
-
This is the city the Army has picked for its new Futures Command
The Army’s new four-star command designed to tackle its most pressing modernization priorities is about to get “weird.”
-
Should the US permanently station troops in Europe? New US Army Europe chief weighs in
The answer is not so black and white as it may seem.
-
US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
-
How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
-
Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
-
Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
-
Iron Man: USSOCOM one year from putting someone into powered exoskeleton
USSOCOM is still pushing the envelope with the development of a real-live Iron Man suit, but surmounting the challenges in such an effort are proving difficult.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
New rocket launcher for combat vehicles makes Middle East debut
Arnold Defense is taking air-based rocket launchers to the ground with its Fletcher system.
