Army
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ArmyArmy To Double Power Of Stryker-Mounted Laser After Counter-UAS Experiments
At a recent experimental exercise at Fort Sill, Okla., Staff Sgt. Eric Davis of the Army’s 4th Infantry Division shot down at least a dozen unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from […]
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ArmyAeroVironment Unveils Palm-Launched Nano-UAS For Dismounted Intel Collection
Aerovironment [AVAV] has unveiled a bird-sized miniature unmanned aerial system (UAS) whose small size allows launching from the palm of a hand and makes it difficult to detect while spying on […]
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ArmyOshkosh Submits Proposal For Upgraded Medium Army Truck In Bid To Continue Work
Oshkosh Defense on Monday submitted a proposal to increase the payload and boost survivability, ride quality and mobility for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV) it builds for the […]
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ArmyArmy Unprepared For Future Urban Conflict Against Near-Peer Nation
Army senior leaders are closely studying current conflicts for clues to how future urban warfare will be fought, but say the service is fundamentally unprepared for the megacity battles some […]
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ArmyMore Tanks And Troops Needed To Face Off With Russia, NATO Commander Says
U.S. European Command needs more troops, especially armored units, in order to provide a credible deterrent to Russian heavy mechanized units it faces along NATO’s eastern flank, according to Supreme […]
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ArmySOCOM Acquisition Trailblazing Could Streamline DoD Weapon Buying
Special Operations Command (SOCOM), which relies on the military services to provide much of its enabling technologies and platforms, has begun blazing trails to new technologies and sharing that knowledge […]
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ArmyU.S. Army Special Ops Aviation Boosting Foreign Partners’ Capabilities
NASHVILLE–The U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command is working with existing and new helicopter special forces units throughout the world to boost their capabilities and fortify resources for enhancing local and […]
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ArmyBudget Delay Is Biggest Threat To Readiness, Modernization, Army Leaders Tell Quad A
NASHVILLE—Key U.S. Army aviation modernization initiatives will grind to a halt as soon as this week if Congress fails to enact and submit for President Trump’s signature a Fiscal 2017 […]
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ArmyLockheed Broadens Q-53 Radar Scope To Detect UAS, Working On SHORAD
Lockheed Martin [LMT] is expanding the capabilities of the Army’s Q-53 counterfire radar to deal with small unmanned aerial systems and eventually plans for the same system to be capable […]
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ArmyArmy Picks Three Firms To Support Tactical UAS
The U.S. Army has tapped three companies – AASKI Technology, Leidos [LDOS] and Textron [TXT] AAI Corp. – to share in a five-year, $900 million contract to provide technical services […]