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Army’s RCO Approves Strategy to Prototype Electronic Warfare Capability
The Army’s newest outfit — set up to quickly fill land forces capability gaps — will make major headway in 2017, particularly in the realm of electronic warfare, an area where adversaries, such as Russia, have shown startling prowess in recent years.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
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Army Appeals Court Decision To Stop Lakota Helo Buy
The US Army appealed Tuesday a US Court of Federal Claims ruling to stop the service’s procurement of 16 LUH-72A Lakota helicopters, arguing the court overstepped its authority, misinterpreted government procurement terms and requirements, and improperly supplemented the record with outside information not relevant to making a decision.
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US Army Dusting Off Volcano Mine Dispensers
The US Army is dusting off mine dispenser systems it originally used in the 1990s because it sees an important role for them against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
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Path Forward For Army’s Modernization Priorities Takes Shape
Industry gets a glimpse of where the Army wants to go.
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BAE Systems Presents First AMPV Prototype to US Army
BAE Systems rolled out its first general purpose variant of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype for the US Army Thursday in a ceremony at its facility in York, Pennsylvania, just two years after being awarded the contract to build 29 vehicles in five variants.
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Army Debating Suitable Aircraft For Future Attack Mission
The Army has a long road ahead as it carves a path to buy a new family of helicopters in the 2030s, and much still needs to be decided, according to the Army’s Future Vertical Lift program office director.
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McCain Reiterates Plan for Syria as Trump Plan Remains Unknown
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain reiterated his plan for Syria, which includes establishing a no-fly zone and putting US boots on the ground at a time when US President-elect Donald Trump’s plan remains unknown or nonexistent.
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The Army’s cyber ops has a data problem
The Army’s cyber operations are challenged by the amount of data flowing through the network, according to the service’s cyber director in the Army’s G-3/5/7 branch.
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Army battles policy hurdles in cyber electromagnetic activities
The Army stood up cyber electromagnetic activity cells that can — by way of challenging capabilities integration work — operate effectively at the tactical level, the cyber director in the Army’s G-3/5/7 division said. Among the key challenges, however, is working through some of the bureaucratic hurdles.
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Army’s RCO Approves Strategy to Prototype Electronic Warfare Capability
The Army’s newest outfit — set up to quickly fill land forces capability gaps — will make major headway in 2017, particularly in the realm of electronic warfare, an area where adversaries, such as Russia, have shown startling prowess in recent years.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
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Army Appeals Court Decision To Stop Lakota Helo Buy
The US Army appealed Tuesday a US Court of Federal Claims ruling to stop the service’s procurement of 16 LUH-72A Lakota helicopters, arguing the court overstepped its authority, misinterpreted government procurement terms and requirements, and improperly supplemented the record with outside information not relevant to making a decision.
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US Army Dusting Off Volcano Mine Dispensers
The US Army is dusting off mine dispenser systems it originally used in the 1990s because it sees an important role for them against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
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Path Forward For Army’s Modernization Priorities Takes Shape
Industry gets a glimpse of where the Army wants to go.
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BAE Systems Presents First AMPV Prototype to US Army
BAE Systems rolled out its first general purpose variant of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype for the US Army Thursday in a ceremony at its facility in York, Pennsylvania, just two years after being awarded the contract to build 29 vehicles in five variants.
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Army Debating Suitable Aircraft For Future Attack Mission
The Army has a long road ahead as it carves a path to buy a new family of helicopters in the 2030s, and much still needs to be decided, according to the Army’s Future Vertical Lift program office director.
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McCain Reiterates Plan for Syria as Trump Plan Remains Unknown
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain reiterated his plan for Syria, which includes establishing a no-fly zone and putting US boots on the ground at a time when US President-elect Donald Trump’s plan remains unknown or nonexistent.
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The Army’s cyber ops has a data problem
The Army’s cyber operations are challenged by the amount of data flowing through the network, according to the service’s cyber director in the Army’s G-3/5/7 branch.
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Army battles policy hurdles in cyber electromagnetic activities
The Army stood up cyber electromagnetic activity cells that can — by way of challenging capabilities integration work — operate effectively at the tactical level, the cyber director in the Army’s G-3/5/7 division said. Among the key challenges, however, is working through some of the bureaucratic hurdles.
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Army’s RCO Approves Strategy to Prototype Electronic Warfare Capability
The Army’s newest outfit — set up to quickly fill land forces capability gaps — will make major headway in 2017, particularly in the realm of electronic warfare, an area where adversaries, such as Russia, have shown startling prowess in recent years.
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US Army to Demo Robotic Wingman Vehicles in 2017
The Army is planning to demonstrate a host of combat vehicles in the role of robotic wingmen in 2017 at Fort Benning, Georgia, as it prepares to enter an official program of record in 2023.
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Army Appeals Court Decision To Stop Lakota Helo Buy
The US Army appealed Tuesday a US Court of Federal Claims ruling to stop the service’s procurement of 16 LUH-72A Lakota helicopters, arguing the court overstepped its authority, misinterpreted government procurement terms and requirements, and improperly supplemented the record with outside information not relevant to making a decision.
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US Army Dusting Off Volcano Mine Dispensers
The US Army is dusting off mine dispenser systems it originally used in the 1990s because it sees an important role for them against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
-
Path Forward For Army’s Modernization Priorities Takes Shape
Industry gets a glimpse of where the Army wants to go.
-
BAE Systems Presents First AMPV Prototype to US Army
BAE Systems rolled out its first general purpose variant of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype for the US Army Thursday in a ceremony at its facility in York, Pennsylvania, just two years after being awarded the contract to build 29 vehicles in five variants.
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Army Debating Suitable Aircraft For Future Attack Mission
The Army has a long road ahead as it carves a path to buy a new family of helicopters in the 2030s, and much still needs to be decided, according to the Army’s Future Vertical Lift program office director.
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McCain Reiterates Plan for Syria as Trump Plan Remains Unknown
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain reiterated his plan for Syria, which includes establishing a no-fly zone and putting US boots on the ground at a time when US President-elect Donald Trump’s plan remains unknown or nonexistent.
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The Army’s cyber ops has a data problem
The Army’s cyber operations are challenged by the amount of data flowing through the network, according to the service’s cyber director in the Army’s G-3/5/7 branch.
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Army battles policy hurdles in cyber electromagnetic activities
The Army stood up cyber electromagnetic activity cells that can — by way of challenging capabilities integration work — operate effectively at the tactical level, the cyber director in the Army’s G-3/5/7 division said. Among the key challenges, however, is working through some of the bureaucratic hurdles.
