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The Army is already putting new gear in soldiers’ hands as it builds its modernization command
The new Army Futures Command is slated for initial operating capability this summer, but acquisition research teams are already down at the unit level to get soldier input on systems that in development.
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Esper: Army will overhaul fitness, possibly extend basic training, to meet rigors of combat
Army doctrine, training and personnel will require a face-lift over the next decade, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Monday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
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The Army’s newest satellite antenna is remarkably simple
Soldiers can set up the Army’s new tactical satellite communications system in 20 minutes.
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No GPS? In new budget request, that could be less of a problem
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 stresses the need for military teams to operate in environments when GPS signals are jammed or denied by enemies.
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Navy to begin afloat network pilot using mini clouds at sea
If the architecture works, the eventual goal is to make this the standard across the entire Navy.
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To buy fast, Navy doesn’t need more authorities
The Navy doesn’t need more authorities from Congress to rapidly procure. It just needs to figure out how to use what powers it already has.
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Three tech problems the Navy and Marines are worried about
Leaders from the Navy and Marine Corps highlighted technical problems that could lead to long-term difficulties for the Pentagon.
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Marines want a rugged, long-range, service-specific drone
The Marine Corps is working with industry to refine requirements for a long-desired organic, large, long-range drone.
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The Marines have embraced experimentation to rapidly equip
The Marine Corps is leveraging large-scale experiments to better inform and generate requirements for capabilities.
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The debate about whether DISA’s new security system is ready for primetime
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester and the Defense Information Systems Agency disagree about the direction of a program to strengthen network security.
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The Army is already putting new gear in soldiers’ hands as it builds its modernization command
The new Army Futures Command is slated for initial operating capability this summer, but acquisition research teams are already down at the unit level to get soldier input on systems that in development.
-
Esper: Army will overhaul fitness, possibly extend basic training, to meet rigors of combat
Army doctrine, training and personnel will require a face-lift over the next decade, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Monday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
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The Army’s newest satellite antenna is remarkably simple
Soldiers can set up the Army’s new tactical satellite communications system in 20 minutes.
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No GPS? In new budget request, that could be less of a problem
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 stresses the need for military teams to operate in environments when GPS signals are jammed or denied by enemies.
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Navy to begin afloat network pilot using mini clouds at sea
If the architecture works, the eventual goal is to make this the standard across the entire Navy.
-
To buy fast, Navy doesn’t need more authorities
The Navy doesn’t need more authorities from Congress to rapidly procure. It just needs to figure out how to use what powers it already has.
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Three tech problems the Navy and Marines are worried about
Leaders from the Navy and Marine Corps highlighted technical problems that could lead to long-term difficulties for the Pentagon.
-
Marines want a rugged, long-range, service-specific drone
The Marine Corps is working with industry to refine requirements for a long-desired organic, large, long-range drone.
-
The Marines have embraced experimentation to rapidly equip
The Marine Corps is leveraging large-scale experiments to better inform and generate requirements for capabilities.
-
The debate about whether DISA’s new security system is ready for primetime
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester and the Defense Information Systems Agency disagree about the direction of a program to strengthen network security.
-
The Army is already putting new gear in soldiers’ hands as it builds its modernization command
The new Army Futures Command is slated for initial operating capability this summer, but acquisition research teams are already down at the unit level to get soldier input on systems that in development.
-
Esper: Army will overhaul fitness, possibly extend basic training, to meet rigors of combat
Army doctrine, training and personnel will require a face-lift over the next decade, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Monday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
-
The Army’s newest satellite antenna is remarkably simple
Soldiers can set up the Army’s new tactical satellite communications system in 20 minutes.
-
No GPS? In new budget request, that could be less of a problem
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 stresses the need for military teams to operate in environments when GPS signals are jammed or denied by enemies.
-
Navy to begin afloat network pilot using mini clouds at sea
If the architecture works, the eventual goal is to make this the standard across the entire Navy.
-
To buy fast, Navy doesn’t need more authorities
The Navy doesn’t need more authorities from Congress to rapidly procure. It just needs to figure out how to use what powers it already has.
-
Three tech problems the Navy and Marines are worried about
Leaders from the Navy and Marine Corps highlighted technical problems that could lead to long-term difficulties for the Pentagon.
-
Marines want a rugged, long-range, service-specific drone
The Marine Corps is working with industry to refine requirements for a long-desired organic, large, long-range drone.
-
The Marines have embraced experimentation to rapidly equip
The Marine Corps is leveraging large-scale experiments to better inform and generate requirements for capabilities.
-
The debate about whether DISA’s new security system is ready for primetime
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester and the Defense Information Systems Agency disagree about the direction of a program to strengthen network security.
