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Reforger redux? Defender 2020 to be 3rd largest exercise in Europe since Cold War
Defender 2020 is meant to test deterrence capabilities in Europe at a massive scale.
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McCarthy officially becomes Army secretary
McCarthy officially became Army secretary Sept. 26 when the Senate confirmed him by voice vote.
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Will the US Army have enough to pay for its modernization?
The Army’s three-star general in charge of requirements is concerned the service won’t have enough budgeted for modernization efforts to account for future hidden costs.
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It’s official: US Army inks Iron Dome deal
The U.S. Army has minted a contract to purchase two Iron Dome missile defense systems as an interim solution to defend against cruise missiles.
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Army Space and Missile Defense Command is getting a new leader
As Lt. Gen. James Dickinson is tapped to become the deputy commander at U.S. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Daniel Karbler will take over at Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
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F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
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New vice chief commits to ongoing US Army reform to build future force
Gen. Joseph Martin, as he takes on his new role as Army vice chief of staff, says he is ready to be agile and adaptable as the service continues to embark on a major modernization overhaul and reform effort.
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Army Futures Command is ready for prime time
Army Futures Command is set to hit an important milestone at the end of the month, which will further lock it onto a path to modernize capability quickly.
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Coming soon to the US Army: Combat-capable hypersonic and laser weapons
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office has plans to deliver a battery of hypersonic weapons and a battery of directed-energy weapons to soldiers in short order.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Reforger redux? Defender 2020 to be 3rd largest exercise in Europe since Cold War
Defender 2020 is meant to test deterrence capabilities in Europe at a massive scale.
-
McCarthy officially becomes Army secretary
McCarthy officially became Army secretary Sept. 26 when the Senate confirmed him by voice vote.
-
Will the US Army have enough to pay for its modernization?
The Army’s three-star general in charge of requirements is concerned the service won’t have enough budgeted for modernization efforts to account for future hidden costs.
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It’s official: US Army inks Iron Dome deal
The U.S. Army has minted a contract to purchase two Iron Dome missile defense systems as an interim solution to defend against cruise missiles.
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Army Space and Missile Defense Command is getting a new leader
As Lt. Gen. James Dickinson is tapped to become the deputy commander at U.S. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Daniel Karbler will take over at Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
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F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
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New vice chief commits to ongoing US Army reform to build future force
Gen. Joseph Martin, as he takes on his new role as Army vice chief of staff, says he is ready to be agile and adaptable as the service continues to embark on a major modernization overhaul and reform effort.
-
Army Futures Command is ready for prime time
Army Futures Command is set to hit an important milestone at the end of the month, which will further lock it onto a path to modernize capability quickly.
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Coming soon to the US Army: Combat-capable hypersonic and laser weapons
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office has plans to deliver a battery of hypersonic weapons and a battery of directed-energy weapons to soldiers in short order.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Reforger redux? Defender 2020 to be 3rd largest exercise in Europe since Cold War
Defender 2020 is meant to test deterrence capabilities in Europe at a massive scale.
-
McCarthy officially becomes Army secretary
McCarthy officially became Army secretary Sept. 26 when the Senate confirmed him by voice vote.
-
Will the US Army have enough to pay for its modernization?
The Army’s three-star general in charge of requirements is concerned the service won’t have enough budgeted for modernization efforts to account for future hidden costs.
-
It’s official: US Army inks Iron Dome deal
The U.S. Army has minted a contract to purchase two Iron Dome missile defense systems as an interim solution to defend against cruise missiles.
-
Army Space and Missile Defense Command is getting a new leader
As Lt. Gen. James Dickinson is tapped to become the deputy commander at U.S. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Daniel Karbler will take over at Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
-
F-35 talks to US Army’s missile command system, says Lockheed
The capability is seen as important in multidomain operations for detecting threats that are tough for ground-based sensors alone to pick up.
-
New vice chief commits to ongoing US Army reform to build future force
Gen. Joseph Martin, as he takes on his new role as Army vice chief of staff, says he is ready to be agile and adaptable as the service continues to embark on a major modernization overhaul and reform effort.
-
Army Futures Command is ready for prime time
Army Futures Command is set to hit an important milestone at the end of the month, which will further lock it onto a path to modernize capability quickly.
-
Coming soon to the US Army: Combat-capable hypersonic and laser weapons
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office has plans to deliver a battery of hypersonic weapons and a battery of directed-energy weapons to soldiers in short order.
-
US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
