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Soldiers at NIE employ Spider munition system
The Army is trying out a strange-looking contraption called the Spider munition system at its Network Integration Evaluation.
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NIE to decide fate of mid-tier vehicular network
The Network Integration Evaluation slated to start Monday will decide the fate of the mid-tier vehicular network.
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Counter-drone prototype put to test at Army NIE
A prototype to counter unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) using capabilities already in the Army inventory is now being put to the test at the service’s Network Integration Evaluation (NIE).
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Raytheon unveils new Patriot radar at AUSA Global 16
Raytheon debuted its first full-sized prototype of a next-generation Patriot radar here on Tuesday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exhibition.
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Will Russian Aggression Ramp Up US Army Focus on Electronic Warfare Needs?
The US Army’s Electronic Warfare Division chief for operations likes to say his favorite person is Vladimir Putin.
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Army’s wish list includes more for aviation, training and MILCON
The Army’s wish list of additional funding that it couldn’t include in its fiscal 2017 budget request amounts to over $7.5 billion.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
After an embarrassing incident last fall where the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System broke free in Maryland and floated into Pennsylvania dragging its mooring line, it appears the controversial surveillance blimp program will fly again.
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Commission aims to heal Army-Guard rift
The National Commission on the Future of the Army’s findings in its report released last week could alleviate some friction between the Army and the Guard as it offered solutions to build more “connective tissue” between the regular and reserve compo
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Army’s CIRCM program moves forward after award protest
The US Army is resuming work to build a new infrared-guided missile countermeasure system for its aircraft fleet, following a settlement between BAE Systems and the service after the company protested the Army’s decision to choose Northrop Grumman fo
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Soldiers at NIE employ Spider munition system
The Army is trying out a strange-looking contraption called the Spider munition system at its Network Integration Evaluation.
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NIE to decide fate of mid-tier vehicular network
The Network Integration Evaluation slated to start Monday will decide the fate of the mid-tier vehicular network.
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Counter-drone prototype put to test at Army NIE
A prototype to counter unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) using capabilities already in the Army inventory is now being put to the test at the service’s Network Integration Evaluation (NIE).
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Raytheon unveils new Patriot radar at AUSA Global 16
Raytheon debuted its first full-sized prototype of a next-generation Patriot radar here on Tuesday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exhibition.
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Interview: Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
The Army is accelerating its pivot to Europe.
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Will Russian Aggression Ramp Up US Army Focus on Electronic Warfare Needs?
The US Army’s Electronic Warfare Division chief for operations likes to say his favorite person is Vladimir Putin.
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Army’s wish list includes more for aviation, training and MILCON
The Army’s wish list of additional funding that it couldn’t include in its fiscal 2017 budget request amounts to over $7.5 billion.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
After an embarrassing incident last fall where the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System broke free in Maryland and floated into Pennsylvania dragging its mooring line, it appears the controversial surveillance blimp program will fly again.
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Commission aims to heal Army-Guard rift
The National Commission on the Future of the Army’s findings in its report released last week could alleviate some friction between the Army and the Guard as it offered solutions to build more “connective tissue” between the regular and reserve compo
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Army’s CIRCM program moves forward after award protest
The US Army is resuming work to build a new infrared-guided missile countermeasure system for its aircraft fleet, following a settlement between BAE Systems and the service after the company protested the Army’s decision to choose Northrop Grumman fo
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Soldiers at NIE employ Spider munition system
The Army is trying out a strange-looking contraption called the Spider munition system at its Network Integration Evaluation.
-
NIE to decide fate of mid-tier vehicular network
The Network Integration Evaluation slated to start Monday will decide the fate of the mid-tier vehicular network.
-
Counter-drone prototype put to test at Army NIE
A prototype to counter unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) using capabilities already in the Army inventory is now being put to the test at the service’s Network Integration Evaluation (NIE).
-
Raytheon unveils new Patriot radar at AUSA Global 16
Raytheon debuted its first full-sized prototype of a next-generation Patriot radar here on Tuesday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exhibition.
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Interview: Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
The Army is accelerating its pivot to Europe.
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Will Russian Aggression Ramp Up US Army Focus on Electronic Warfare Needs?
The US Army’s Electronic Warfare Division chief for operations likes to say his favorite person is Vladimir Putin.
-
Army’s wish list includes more for aviation, training and MILCON
The Army’s wish list of additional funding that it couldn’t include in its fiscal 2017 budget request amounts to over $7.5 billion.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
After an embarrassing incident last fall where the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System broke free in Maryland and floated into Pennsylvania dragging its mooring line, it appears the controversial surveillance blimp program will fly again.
-
Commission aims to heal Army-Guard rift
The National Commission on the Future of the Army’s findings in its report released last week could alleviate some friction between the Army and the Guard as it offered solutions to build more “connective tissue” between the regular and reserve compo
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Army’s CIRCM program moves forward after award protest
The US Army is resuming work to build a new infrared-guided missile countermeasure system for its aircraft fleet, following a settlement between BAE Systems and the service after the company protested the Army’s decision to choose Northrop Grumman fo
