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Army’s modernization command taking shape under freshly picked leaders
The Army’s new modernization command is beginning to take shape under freshly selected team leaders.
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Starting off small: Army grapples with bringing robotics into fold
Is the Army ready to bring robotics and autonomy into its ground formations, or is it still just over the rainbow?
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‘No silver bullet’: Pentagon struggles to defeat drones in cat-and-mouse game
The Army, as well as the other services and Pentagon organizations, are on a quest to find enduring countermeasures to defeat enemy drones in what has become a cat-and-mouse game.
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Hoverfly thinks it can scratch Army’s itch with long-endurance tethered drone
Hoverfly unmanned aircraft systems can fly for a month, are quickly deployable and barely detectable, and the company thinks it has a solid fit for the U.S. Army.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office looks to solve challenges on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is honing in on how to address major challenges on the Korean peninsula following a recent trip to the region, the RCO’s director said.
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Going 360 degrees: Patriot radar concept awards due by October’s end
The Army is planning to award up to four efforts to generate concepts for a missile defense radar capable of seeing 360 degrees within weeks, according to Barry Pike, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
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Industry pitches munitions designed to defeat drones
While the U.S. Army is in the throes of evaluating full-on, short-range air defense systems to fill a critical capability gap rapidly, industry at a defense conference in London are pitching what they believe is the most important aspect to defeating air threats: interceptors.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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US Army tackles teaming robots and ground forces on battlefield
The U.S. Army is no stranger to teaming manned aircraft with unmanned ones, but it is now tackling how to approach the concept with ground vehicles.
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Army’s modernization command taking shape under freshly picked leaders
The Army’s new modernization command is beginning to take shape under freshly selected team leaders.
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Starting off small: Army grapples with bringing robotics into fold
Is the Army ready to bring robotics and autonomy into its ground formations, or is it still just over the rainbow?
-
‘No silver bullet’: Pentagon struggles to defeat drones in cat-and-mouse game
The Army, as well as the other services and Pentagon organizations, are on a quest to find enduring countermeasures to defeat enemy drones in what has become a cat-and-mouse game.
-
Hoverfly thinks it can scratch Army’s itch with long-endurance tethered drone
Hoverfly unmanned aircraft systems can fly for a month, are quickly deployable and barely detectable, and the company thinks it has a solid fit for the U.S. Army.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office looks to solve challenges on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is honing in on how to address major challenges on the Korean peninsula following a recent trip to the region, the RCO’s director said.
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Going 360 degrees: Patriot radar concept awards due by October’s end
The Army is planning to award up to four efforts to generate concepts for a missile defense radar capable of seeing 360 degrees within weeks, according to Barry Pike, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
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Industry pitches munitions designed to defeat drones
While the U.S. Army is in the throes of evaluating full-on, short-range air defense systems to fill a critical capability gap rapidly, industry at a defense conference in London are pitching what they believe is the most important aspect to defeating air threats: interceptors.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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US Army tackles teaming robots and ground forces on battlefield
The U.S. Army is no stranger to teaming manned aircraft with unmanned ones, but it is now tackling how to approach the concept with ground vehicles.
-
Army’s modernization command taking shape under freshly picked leaders
The Army’s new modernization command is beginning to take shape under freshly selected team leaders.
-
Starting off small: Army grapples with bringing robotics into fold
Is the Army ready to bring robotics and autonomy into its ground formations, or is it still just over the rainbow?
-
‘No silver bullet’: Pentagon struggles to defeat drones in cat-and-mouse game
The Army, as well as the other services and Pentagon organizations, are on a quest to find enduring countermeasures to defeat enemy drones in what has become a cat-and-mouse game.
-
Hoverfly thinks it can scratch Army’s itch with long-endurance tethered drone
Hoverfly unmanned aircraft systems can fly for a month, are quickly deployable and barely detectable, and the company thinks it has a solid fit for the U.S. Army.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office looks to solve challenges on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is honing in on how to address major challenges on the Korean peninsula following a recent trip to the region, the RCO’s director said.
-
Going 360 degrees: Patriot radar concept awards due by October’s end
The Army is planning to award up to four efforts to generate concepts for a missile defense radar capable of seeing 360 degrees within weeks, according to Barry Pike, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
-
US Army to halt WIN-T — its battlefield network backbone
Delivery of the Army’s highly controversial Warfighter Information Network-Tactical system will come to a halt in order to reboot the service’s entire tactical network so that it can operate against threats emerging on the battlefield.
-
Industry pitches munitions designed to defeat drones
While the U.S. Army is in the throes of evaluating full-on, short-range air defense systems to fill a critical capability gap rapidly, industry at a defense conference in London are pitching what they believe is the most important aspect to defeating air threats: interceptors.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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US Army tackles teaming robots and ground forces on battlefield
The U.S. Army is no stranger to teaming manned aircraft with unmanned ones, but it is now tackling how to approach the concept with ground vehicles.
