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Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
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US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
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Pentagon eyes third rapid experimentation sprint as Congress mulls cut
The sprint is part of the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve, a DoD initiative created last year to help address high-need capability gaps.
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Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
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After Ukraine: Invest in brute force or emerging tech?
In this panel discussion, experts share their views of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the thinking around defense acquisitions.
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Army modernization goals for 2022 and beyond
Army leaders discuss how they expect to meet ambitious plans for new weapon systems.
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‘Area denial’ weapon senses you coming, knows how to attack
Ever encounter a ‘terrain shaping obstacle?’ Textron has designed a way for soldiers to hit enemy vehicles remotely with their ‘area denial’ platform.
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US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
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Army upscales Project Convergence
Brig. Gen. Guy Jones discusses how Project Convergence continues to grow.
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What’s Pacific Command doing to deter conflict in the East?
Gen. Charles Flynn, of Army Pacific Command, updates Defense News on Pacific Command’s efforts.
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Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Pentagon eyes third rapid experimentation sprint as Congress mulls cut
The sprint is part of the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve, a DoD initiative created last year to help address high-need capability gaps.
-
Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
-
After Ukraine: Invest in brute force or emerging tech?
In this panel discussion, experts share their views of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the thinking around defense acquisitions.
-
Army modernization goals for 2022 and beyond
Army leaders discuss how they expect to meet ambitious plans for new weapon systems.
-
‘Area denial’ weapon senses you coming, knows how to attack
Ever encounter a ‘terrain shaping obstacle?’ Textron has designed a way for soldiers to hit enemy vehicles remotely with their ‘area denial’ platform.
-
US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
-
Army upscales Project Convergence
Brig. Gen. Guy Jones discusses how Project Convergence continues to grow.
-
What’s Pacific Command doing to deter conflict in the East?
Gen. Charles Flynn, of Army Pacific Command, updates Defense News on Pacific Command’s efforts.
-
Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Pentagon eyes third rapid experimentation sprint as Congress mulls cut
The sprint is part of the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve, a DoD initiative created last year to help address high-need capability gaps.
-
Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
-
After Ukraine: Invest in brute force or emerging tech?
In this panel discussion, experts share their views of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the thinking around defense acquisitions.
-
Army modernization goals for 2022 and beyond
Army leaders discuss how they expect to meet ambitious plans for new weapon systems.
-
‘Area denial’ weapon senses you coming, knows how to attack
Ever encounter a ‘terrain shaping obstacle?’ Textron has designed a way for soldiers to hit enemy vehicles remotely with their ‘area denial’ platform.
-
US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
-
Army upscales Project Convergence
Brig. Gen. Guy Jones discusses how Project Convergence continues to grow.
-
What’s Pacific Command doing to deter conflict in the East?
Gen. Charles Flynn, of Army Pacific Command, updates Defense News on Pacific Command’s efforts.
