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A ramjet-powered artillery shell?
Norwegian company Nammo is looking to redefine artillery ranges by mating two existing technologies. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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What does US Army Europe need on the ground?
Find out what’s on the wish list of US Army Europe from the organization’s leader, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
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BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
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Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
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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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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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A ramjet-powered artillery shell?
Norwegian company Nammo is looking to redefine artillery ranges by mating two existing technologies. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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What does US Army Europe need on the ground?
Find out what’s on the wish list of US Army Europe from the organization’s leader, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli.
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US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
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BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
-
Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
-
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.
-
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.
-
A ramjet-powered artillery shell?
Norwegian company Nammo is looking to redefine artillery ranges by mating two existing technologies. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
What does US Army Europe need on the ground?
Find out what’s on the wish list of US Army Europe from the organization’s leader, Lt. Gen. Christopher Cavoli.
-
US Army aims to get attack recon helicopter prototype flying by 2023
The U.S. Army wants attack reconnaissance helicopter prototypes to fly in 2023, with the effort mirroring its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstration for a future medium-lift aircraft already underway.
-
BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
-
Bell’s V-280 Valor shows off agility, speed in first public flight demo
The V-280 Valor took to the skies above Amarillo, Texas, in its first public demonstration to a small group of reporters June 18.
-
Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
-
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.
-
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.
