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Homeland Missile Defense System successful in non-intercept flight test
The test was evaluating the performance of redesigned thrusters in the interceptor’s kill vehicle, according to the Missile Defense Agency.
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LTG Michael Williamson on retaining the Army’s acquisition force
Williamson discusses how to keep the force in top-notch condition with expected budget shortfalls and program slowdowns.
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Army special operations want multi-intelligence UAVs
The service would prefer a true multi-int unmanned system instead of the wide variety in operation.
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Thornberry to prioritize Third Offset, cyber, nuke modernization, special ops
The House Armed Services Chairman outlined his plans to ensure American dominance for the next 25 years
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Critical missile defense decisions in NATO Europe expected in 2016
The battle for business between Raytheon and Lockheed is set to continue into 2016.
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Lockheed secures $528M Army contract for more THAAD interceptors
THAAD is part of the Army’s Ballistic Missile Defense System, designed to defeat incoming threats in the terminal phase.
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Lockheed files JLTV complaint with court
Army-supplied information prompted the company to move its protest to federal court.
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JLENS takes hit in omnibus ’16 spending bill
Congress is cutting funding for the aerostat system by $30 million.
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GAO dismisses Lockheed JLTV protest, cites pending litigation
Lockheed Martin will file a protest will federal claims court, but until then Oshkosh can resume production.
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Lockheed Martin wins $1B in PAC-3 sales
After successful tests, the company will produce the interceptor to the U.S. Army, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and South Korea.
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Homeland Missile Defense System successful in non-intercept flight test
The test was evaluating the performance of redesigned thrusters in the interceptor’s kill vehicle, according to the Missile Defense Agency.
-
LTG Michael Williamson on retaining the Army’s acquisition force
Williamson discusses how to keep the force in top-notch condition with expected budget shortfalls and program slowdowns.
-
Army special operations want multi-intelligence UAVs
The service would prefer a true multi-int unmanned system instead of the wide variety in operation.
-
Thornberry to prioritize Third Offset, cyber, nuke modernization, special ops
The House Armed Services Chairman outlined his plans to ensure American dominance for the next 25 years
-
Critical missile defense decisions in NATO Europe expected in 2016
The battle for business between Raytheon and Lockheed is set to continue into 2016.
-
Lockheed secures $528M Army contract for more THAAD interceptors
THAAD is part of the Army’s Ballistic Missile Defense System, designed to defeat incoming threats in the terminal phase.
-
Lockheed files JLTV complaint with court
Army-supplied information prompted the company to move its protest to federal court.
-
JLENS takes hit in omnibus ’16 spending bill
Congress is cutting funding for the aerostat system by $30 million.
-
GAO dismisses Lockheed JLTV protest, cites pending litigation
Lockheed Martin will file a protest will federal claims court, but until then Oshkosh can resume production.
-
Lockheed Martin wins $1B in PAC-3 sales
After successful tests, the company will produce the interceptor to the U.S. Army, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and South Korea.
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Homeland Missile Defense System successful in non-intercept flight test
The test was evaluating the performance of redesigned thrusters in the interceptor’s kill vehicle, according to the Missile Defense Agency.
-
LTG Michael Williamson on retaining the Army’s acquisition force
Williamson discusses how to keep the force in top-notch condition with expected budget shortfalls and program slowdowns.
-
Army special operations want multi-intelligence UAVs
The service would prefer a true multi-int unmanned system instead of the wide variety in operation.
-
Thornberry to prioritize Third Offset, cyber, nuke modernization, special ops
The House Armed Services Chairman outlined his plans to ensure American dominance for the next 25 years
-
Critical missile defense decisions in NATO Europe expected in 2016
The battle for business between Raytheon and Lockheed is set to continue into 2016.
-
Lockheed secures $528M Army contract for more THAAD interceptors
THAAD is part of the Army’s Ballistic Missile Defense System, designed to defeat incoming threats in the terminal phase.
-
Lockheed files JLTV complaint with court
Army-supplied information prompted the company to move its protest to federal court.
-
JLENS takes hit in omnibus ’16 spending bill
Congress is cutting funding for the aerostat system by $30 million.
-
GAO dismisses Lockheed JLTV protest, cites pending litigation
Lockheed Martin will file a protest will federal claims court, but until then Oshkosh can resume production.
-
Lockheed Martin wins $1B in PAC-3 sales
After successful tests, the company will produce the interceptor to the U.S. Army, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and South Korea.
