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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
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Secretary Mark Esper talks US Army renaissance, moving fast and prepping for oversight hawks
The Army has a spotty history when it comes to large acquisition programs. Its secretary even referred to the Future Combat Systems and Comanche helo in the context of grand failures. But more than a year into his tenure, the Army is on track for transformation.
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Here’s the first look at the Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant helicopter
Sikorsky and Boeing provided the first look at the Defiant helicopter, one of two designs competing under the U.S. Army’s Joint Multi-Role technology demonstrator program, two weeks after confirming the first flight would be delayed until 2019.
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McMaster to allies: Track your investments and stop funding Iran’s proxy militias
The White House national security advisor made an appeal to allies to look hard at who they’re doing business with and cut off funding that indirectly funds Hezbollah and other proxy militias that weaken Middle East nations to bolster Iranian influence.
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The Army handgun: A new poster child for acquisition malpractice?
Companies want fairness, but they also want predictability. And excessive bureaucracy in the name of fair competition, where contracting officers treat all competitions with kid gloves in fear of getting reprimanded if something goes awry, is counterproductive.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
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Secretary Mark Esper talks US Army renaissance, moving fast and prepping for oversight hawks
The Army has a spotty history when it comes to large acquisition programs. Its secretary even referred to the Future Combat Systems and Comanche helo in the context of grand failures. But more than a year into his tenure, the Army is on track for transformation.
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Here’s the first look at the Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant helicopter
Sikorsky and Boeing provided the first look at the Defiant helicopter, one of two designs competing under the U.S. Army’s Joint Multi-Role technology demonstrator program, two weeks after confirming the first flight would be delayed until 2019.
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McMaster to allies: Track your investments and stop funding Iran’s proxy militias
The White House national security advisor made an appeal to allies to look hard at who they’re doing business with and cut off funding that indirectly funds Hezbollah and other proxy militias that weaken Middle East nations to bolster Iranian influence.
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The Army handgun: A new poster child for acquisition malpractice?
Companies want fairness, but they also want predictability. And excessive bureaucracy in the name of fair competition, where contracting officers treat all competitions with kid gloves in fear of getting reprimanded if something goes awry, is counterproductive.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
-
Secretary Mark Esper talks US Army renaissance, moving fast and prepping for oversight hawks
The Army has a spotty history when it comes to large acquisition programs. Its secretary even referred to the Future Combat Systems and Comanche helo in the context of grand failures. But more than a year into his tenure, the Army is on track for transformation.
-
Here’s the first look at the Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant helicopter
Sikorsky and Boeing provided the first look at the Defiant helicopter, one of two designs competing under the U.S. Army’s Joint Multi-Role technology demonstrator program, two weeks after confirming the first flight would be delayed until 2019.
-
McMaster to allies: Track your investments and stop funding Iran’s proxy militias
The White House national security advisor made an appeal to allies to look hard at who they’re doing business with and cut off funding that indirectly funds Hezbollah and other proxy militias that weaken Middle East nations to bolster Iranian influence.
-
The Army handgun: A new poster child for acquisition malpractice?
Companies want fairness, but they also want predictability. And excessive bureaucracy in the name of fair competition, where contracting officers treat all competitions with kid gloves in fear of getting reprimanded if something goes awry, is counterproductive.
