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US installs final ground-based missile interceptor to counter ICBM threat
The 44th and final ground-based interceptor for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system is now in place at Fort Greely, Alaska.
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NATO’s battle groups instilled confidence on eastern flank during Russia’s Zapad
NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence battle groups instilled confidence on the eastern flank of Europe during Russia’s large annual exercise Zapad 2017, which took place over the month of September, the commander of U.S. Army Europe said.
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The Army is creating a modernization command to keep projects on track
The Army is establishing a new organization to ensure its modernization programs get the attention, thought and forward movement needed to maintain overmatch against potential adversaries in the future.
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US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
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US Army wants to buy lightweight precision munitions fast
The U.S. Army is looking for ways to rapidly buy lightweight precision munitions for unmanned aircraft systems as it burns through more expensive missiles carrying out a wide variety of missions.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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US Army tackles teaming robots and ground forces on battlefield
The U.S. Army is no stranger to teaming manned aircraft with unmanned ones, but it is now tackling how to approach the concept with ground vehicles.
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First electronic warfare prototypes from Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office put to test
An air assault unit ― the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division from Fort Campbell, Kentucky ― at the Network Integration Evaluation last month put the first prototypes of several of the Army Rapid Capabilities Office’s electronic warfare solutions to the test out in a hot, austere environment.
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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
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Reserves bolster deterrence efforts at Saber Guardian
The U.S. Army-led Saber Guardian showed the U.S. Army reserve forces playing integral roles throughout the exercise across Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary this month.
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US installs final ground-based missile interceptor to counter ICBM threat
The 44th and final ground-based interceptor for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system is now in place at Fort Greely, Alaska.
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NATO’s battle groups instilled confidence on eastern flank during Russia’s Zapad
NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence battle groups instilled confidence on the eastern flank of Europe during Russia’s large annual exercise Zapad 2017, which took place over the month of September, the commander of U.S. Army Europe said.
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The Army is creating a modernization command to keep projects on track
The Army is establishing a new organization to ensure its modernization programs get the attention, thought and forward movement needed to maintain overmatch against potential adversaries in the future.
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US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
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US Army wants to buy lightweight precision munitions fast
The U.S. Army is looking for ways to rapidly buy lightweight precision munitions for unmanned aircraft systems as it burns through more expensive missiles carrying out a wide variety of missions.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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US Army tackles teaming robots and ground forces on battlefield
The U.S. Army is no stranger to teaming manned aircraft with unmanned ones, but it is now tackling how to approach the concept with ground vehicles.
-
First electronic warfare prototypes from Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office put to test
An air assault unit ― the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division from Fort Campbell, Kentucky ― at the Network Integration Evaluation last month put the first prototypes of several of the Army Rapid Capabilities Office’s electronic warfare solutions to the test out in a hot, austere environment.
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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
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Reserves bolster deterrence efforts at Saber Guardian
The U.S. Army-led Saber Guardian showed the U.S. Army reserve forces playing integral roles throughout the exercise across Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary this month.
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US installs final ground-based missile interceptor to counter ICBM threat
The 44th and final ground-based interceptor for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system is now in place at Fort Greely, Alaska.
-
NATO’s battle groups instilled confidence on eastern flank during Russia’s Zapad
NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence battle groups instilled confidence on the eastern flank of Europe during Russia’s large annual exercise Zapad 2017, which took place over the month of September, the commander of U.S. Army Europe said.
-
The Army is creating a modernization command to keep projects on track
The Army is establishing a new organization to ensure its modernization programs get the attention, thought and forward movement needed to maintain overmatch against potential adversaries in the future.
-
US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
-
US Army wants to buy lightweight precision munitions fast
The U.S. Army is looking for ways to rapidly buy lightweight precision munitions for unmanned aircraft systems as it burns through more expensive missiles carrying out a wide variety of missions.
-
White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
-
US Army tackles teaming robots and ground forces on battlefield
The U.S. Army is no stranger to teaming manned aircraft with unmanned ones, but it is now tackling how to approach the concept with ground vehicles.
-
First electronic warfare prototypes from Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office put to test
An air assault unit ― the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division from Fort Campbell, Kentucky ― at the Network Integration Evaluation last month put the first prototypes of several of the Army Rapid Capabilities Office’s electronic warfare solutions to the test out in a hot, austere environment.
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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
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Reserves bolster deterrence efforts at Saber Guardian
The U.S. Army-led Saber Guardian showed the U.S. Army reserve forces playing integral roles throughout the exercise across Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary this month.
