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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
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Army extending range of airborne munitions
The Army is looking to extend the range of its airborne missiles as longer ranges become more important to future operations against a near-peer adversary.
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Army’s Future Vertical Lift team working out how to get a helo within a decade
The Army’s Future Vertical Lift cross-functional team is looking hard at how to buy helicopters faster, perhaps within a decade.
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US Army aviation branch wants to grow force structure
The Army wants to add a CH-47 Chinook helicopter battalion to the 101st Airborne Division and fill out its 12th Combat Aviation Brigade in Europe.
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US Army’s AH-64E operational test gets delayed by a year
The Army has delayed its full operational test and evaluation for the AH-64 Echo model by a full year, according to the service’s program manager.
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‘Cost matters’ for US Army’s Future Vertical Lift aircraft buy, says vice chief
A senior U.S. Army official is warning industry that cost will be a major factor in what is ultimately chosen for its Future Vertical Lift aircraft.
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House lawmakers want Gray Eagle drone in Army National Guard
House lawmakers want a report from the Army secretary on the feasibility of fielding Gray Eagle drones in the Army National Guard.
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These two drones are leaders in accident rates. How is the US Army responding?
The U.S. Army has struggled the most with two unmanned aircraft systems in particular when it comes to accident rates.
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US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns
The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.
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Inhofe wants new adviser brigade in Africa
Sen. Jim Inhofe has sent a letter to the Army secretary asking him to consider sending a Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa.
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US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
Army extending range of airborne munitions
The Army is looking to extend the range of its airborne missiles as longer ranges become more important to future operations against a near-peer adversary.
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Army’s Future Vertical Lift team working out how to get a helo within a decade
The Army’s Future Vertical Lift cross-functional team is looking hard at how to buy helicopters faster, perhaps within a decade.
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US Army aviation branch wants to grow force structure
The Army wants to add a CH-47 Chinook helicopter battalion to the 101st Airborne Division and fill out its 12th Combat Aviation Brigade in Europe.
-
US Army’s AH-64E operational test gets delayed by a year
The Army has delayed its full operational test and evaluation for the AH-64 Echo model by a full year, according to the service’s program manager.
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‘Cost matters’ for US Army’s Future Vertical Lift aircraft buy, says vice chief
A senior U.S. Army official is warning industry that cost will be a major factor in what is ultimately chosen for its Future Vertical Lift aircraft.
-
House lawmakers want Gray Eagle drone in Army National Guard
House lawmakers want a report from the Army secretary on the feasibility of fielding Gray Eagle drones in the Army National Guard.
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These two drones are leaders in accident rates. How is the US Army responding?
The U.S. Army has struggled the most with two unmanned aircraft systems in particular when it comes to accident rates.
-
US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns
The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.
-
Inhofe wants new adviser brigade in Africa
Sen. Jim Inhofe has sent a letter to the Army secretary asking him to consider sending a Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa.
-
US Army to launch drone from helicopter for first time this year
The Army is trying to move away from runway-dependent and cumbersome unmanned aircraft systems in favor of UAS that bring advanced teaming capabilities.
-
Army extending range of airborne munitions
The Army is looking to extend the range of its airborne missiles as longer ranges become more important to future operations against a near-peer adversary.
-
Army’s Future Vertical Lift team working out how to get a helo within a decade
The Army’s Future Vertical Lift cross-functional team is looking hard at how to buy helicopters faster, perhaps within a decade.
-
US Army aviation branch wants to grow force structure
The Army wants to add a CH-47 Chinook helicopter battalion to the 101st Airborne Division and fill out its 12th Combat Aviation Brigade in Europe.
-
US Army’s AH-64E operational test gets delayed by a year
The Army has delayed its full operational test and evaluation for the AH-64 Echo model by a full year, according to the service’s program manager.
-
‘Cost matters’ for US Army’s Future Vertical Lift aircraft buy, says vice chief
A senior U.S. Army official is warning industry that cost will be a major factor in what is ultimately chosen for its Future Vertical Lift aircraft.
-
House lawmakers want Gray Eagle drone in Army National Guard
House lawmakers want a report from the Army secretary on the feasibility of fielding Gray Eagle drones in the Army National Guard.
-
These two drones are leaders in accident rates. How is the US Army responding?
The U.S. Army has struggled the most with two unmanned aircraft systems in particular when it comes to accident rates.
-
US Army stops accepting AH-64E helos from Boeing due to safety concerns
The U.S. Army has stopped taking deliveries from Boeing of the AH-64E Apache attack helicopter because a critical part, which helps hold the rotor blades in place, was causing concern during inspections.
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Inhofe wants new adviser brigade in Africa
Sen. Jim Inhofe has sent a letter to the Army secretary asking him to consider sending a Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa.













