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US Army leaning into launched effects for modernized battlefield
The Army is rapidly pursuing launched effects to deliver surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, network and lethal capabilities to a modern force.
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Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
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Ukraine ramps up spending on homemade weapons to help repel Russia
Ukraine’s surge in military spending has occurred against a backdrop of $60 billion in U.S. aid being held up by Congress
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The robots are coming: US Army experiments with human-machine warfare
But before it works, the service must break from antiquated acquisition processes that prevent rapid purchases and slow down deliveries to soldiers.
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Marines expect ‘big year’ for drone, ship and logistics testing
Aerial and maritime drones coupled with a new shore-to-shore connector aim to overcome logistical hurdles.
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How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
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US testing Stryker-mounted lasers in Iraq amid Middle East drone boom
Laser and microwave weapons are considered critical elements of layered defense, or having different countermeasures ready to thwart different threats.
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US Navy making Aegis updates, training changes based on Houthi attacks
The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin have developed and fielded software updates for destroyers shooting down Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea.
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Replicator gets $200 million in newly released defense spending bill
The number is far less than Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks predicted earlier this month but may hint at a two-track funding approach.
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First round of Replicator to heavily feature Army systems, Bush says
Army acquisition chief Doug Bush said the service is the “biggest player” in the first tranche of the Pentagon’s Replicator effort.
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US Army leaning into launched effects for modernized battlefield
The Army is rapidly pursuing launched effects to deliver surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, network and lethal capabilities to a modern force.
-
Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
-
Ukraine ramps up spending on homemade weapons to help repel Russia
Ukraine’s surge in military spending has occurred against a backdrop of $60 billion in U.S. aid being held up by Congress
-
The robots are coming: US Army experiments with human-machine warfare
But before it works, the service must break from antiquated acquisition processes that prevent rapid purchases and slow down deliveries to soldiers.
-
Marines expect ‘big year’ for drone, ship and logistics testing
Aerial and maritime drones coupled with a new shore-to-shore connector aim to overcome logistical hurdles.
-
How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
-
US testing Stryker-mounted lasers in Iraq amid Middle East drone boom
Laser and microwave weapons are considered critical elements of layered defense, or having different countermeasures ready to thwart different threats.
-
US Navy making Aegis updates, training changes based on Houthi attacks
The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin have developed and fielded software updates for destroyers shooting down Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea.
-
Replicator gets $200 million in newly released defense spending bill
The number is far less than Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks predicted earlier this month but may hint at a two-track funding approach.
-
First round of Replicator to heavily feature Army systems, Bush says
Army acquisition chief Doug Bush said the service is the “biggest player” in the first tranche of the Pentagon’s Replicator effort.
-
US Army leaning into launched effects for modernized battlefield
The Army is rapidly pursuing launched effects to deliver surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, network and lethal capabilities to a modern force.
-
Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
-
Ukraine ramps up spending on homemade weapons to help repel Russia
Ukraine’s surge in military spending has occurred against a backdrop of $60 billion in U.S. aid being held up by Congress
-
The robots are coming: US Army experiments with human-machine warfare
But before it works, the service must break from antiquated acquisition processes that prevent rapid purchases and slow down deliveries to soldiers.
-
Marines expect ‘big year’ for drone, ship and logistics testing
Aerial and maritime drones coupled with a new shore-to-shore connector aim to overcome logistical hurdles.
-
How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
-
US testing Stryker-mounted lasers in Iraq amid Middle East drone boom
Laser and microwave weapons are considered critical elements of layered defense, or having different countermeasures ready to thwart different threats.
-
US Navy making Aegis updates, training changes based on Houthi attacks
The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin have developed and fielded software updates for destroyers shooting down Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea.
-
Replicator gets $200 million in newly released defense spending bill
The number is far less than Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks predicted earlier this month but may hint at a two-track funding approach.
-
First round of Replicator to heavily feature Army systems, Bush says
Army acquisition chief Doug Bush said the service is the “biggest player” in the first tranche of the Pentagon’s Replicator effort.
