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A necessary rise: Lithuania bolsters its cybersecurity, catching the attention of other nations
Lithuania’s recent efforts to build up cybersecurity are catching the attention of the international community and putting the country at the forefront of cybersecurity development.
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Army awards key contracts to build virtual trainers
The Army has awarded contracts to build critical prototypes that make up the lump sum of its future virtual training environment.
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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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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
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US Army’s missile defense radar program advances into prototype competition
The Army is kicking off a prototyping competition for its next-generation air and missile defense radar.
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Dirty work: Robots take on complex obstacles in US Army exercise
Learning by doing, the Army is assessing how robots can be an asset on the battlefield.
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Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
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US Army takes another stab at ‘rucksack-portable’ drone
The Army could see new rucksack-portable drones in the force in short order, according to the Army’s program executive officer for aviation.
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The US Army is reworking enduring plans for indirect fires protection system
The Army is taking a fresh look to decide on the optimal mix of sensors and shooters that will make up its indirect fires protection capability.
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A necessary rise: Lithuania bolsters its cybersecurity, catching the attention of other nations
Lithuania’s recent efforts to build up cybersecurity are catching the attention of the international community and putting the country at the forefront of cybersecurity development.
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Army awards key contracts to build virtual trainers
The Army has awarded contracts to build critical prototypes that make up the lump sum of its future virtual training environment.
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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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Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
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US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
-
US Army’s missile defense radar program advances into prototype competition
The Army is kicking off a prototyping competition for its next-generation air and missile defense radar.
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Dirty work: Robots take on complex obstacles in US Army exercise
Learning by doing, the Army is assessing how robots can be an asset on the battlefield.
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Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
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US Army takes another stab at ‘rucksack-portable’ drone
The Army could see new rucksack-portable drones in the force in short order, according to the Army’s program executive officer for aviation.
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The US Army is reworking enduring plans for indirect fires protection system
The Army is taking a fresh look to decide on the optimal mix of sensors and shooters that will make up its indirect fires protection capability.
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A necessary rise: Lithuania bolsters its cybersecurity, catching the attention of other nations
Lithuania’s recent efforts to build up cybersecurity are catching the attention of the international community and putting the country at the forefront of cybersecurity development.
-
Army awards key contracts to build virtual trainers
The Army has awarded contracts to build critical prototypes that make up the lump sum of its future virtual training environment.
-
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.
-
Players gather for robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army is gathering information on robotic combat vehicle capabilities through a rigorous demonstration ahead of the service’s prototyping efforts for light and medium weight variants.
-
US Army’s jumping to the next level in virtual training
The Army is rapidly developing its synthetic training environment that will prepare soldiers at every echelon to fight in a multidomain environment.
-
US Army’s missile defense radar program advances into prototype competition
The Army is kicking off a prototyping competition for its next-generation air and missile defense radar.
-
Dirty work: Robots take on complex obstacles in US Army exercise
Learning by doing, the Army is assessing how robots can be an asset on the battlefield.
-
Rolls-Royce unveils hybrid power system for laser weapons
Rolls-Royce is debuting its integrated power and thermal management system for high-power directed-energy weapons.
-
US Army takes another stab at ‘rucksack-portable’ drone
The Army could see new rucksack-portable drones in the force in short order, according to the Army’s program executive officer for aviation.
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The US Army is reworking enduring plans for indirect fires protection system
The Army is taking a fresh look to decide on the optimal mix of sensors and shooters that will make up its indirect fires protection capability.
