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New defense budget request: $9 billion in emergency funds, cuts for Europe
What you need to know about the upcoming FY20 budget release.
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US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
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Raytheon builds massive radar development facility complete with robotic helpers
Meeting visitors at the door of the $72 million addition to Raytheon’s Andover, Massachusetts, radar production facility is a small square robot flashing purple light, offering a verbal welcome.
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BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Marine Corps nearing contract award for new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps wrapped up operational tests of Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototypes last week in California and heads into a decision on whether BAE Systems or SAIC will build the service’s new ACV expected in mid-June.
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Some (rare) good news for military aviation: Army helicopter accidents on the decline
Army aviation’s mishap rates are faring far better than the other services in the years following the 2013 Congressional budget cuts.
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Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
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US installs final ground-based missile interceptor to counter ICBM threat
The 44th and final ground-based interceptor for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system is now in place at Fort Greely, Alaska.
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US Army wants to buy lightweight precision munitions fast
The U.S. Army is looking for ways to rapidly buy lightweight precision munitions for unmanned aircraft systems as it burns through more expensive missiles carrying out a wide variety of missions.
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Photo gallery: Crossing the Danube at Saber Guardian
The Romanian armed forces conduct a river crossing exercise on the Danube as part of the U.S. Army Europe’s Black Sea region exercise Saber Guardian.
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New defense budget request: $9 billion in emergency funds, cuts for Europe
What you need to know about the upcoming FY20 budget release.
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US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
-
Raytheon builds massive radar development facility complete with robotic helpers
Meeting visitors at the door of the $72 million addition to Raytheon’s Andover, Massachusetts, radar production facility is a small square robot flashing purple light, offering a verbal welcome.
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BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Marine Corps nearing contract award for new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps wrapped up operational tests of Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototypes last week in California and heads into a decision on whether BAE Systems or SAIC will build the service’s new ACV expected in mid-June.
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Some (rare) good news for military aviation: Army helicopter accidents on the decline
Army aviation’s mishap rates are faring far better than the other services in the years following the 2013 Congressional budget cuts.
-
Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
-
US installs final ground-based missile interceptor to counter ICBM threat
The 44th and final ground-based interceptor for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system is now in place at Fort Greely, Alaska.
-
US Army wants to buy lightweight precision munitions fast
The U.S. Army is looking for ways to rapidly buy lightweight precision munitions for unmanned aircraft systems as it burns through more expensive missiles carrying out a wide variety of missions.
-
Photo gallery: Crossing the Danube at Saber Guardian
The Romanian armed forces conduct a river crossing exercise on the Danube as part of the U.S. Army Europe’s Black Sea region exercise Saber Guardian.
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New defense budget request: $9 billion in emergency funds, cuts for Europe
What you need to know about the upcoming FY20 budget release.
-
US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
-
Raytheon builds massive radar development facility complete with robotic helpers
Meeting visitors at the door of the $72 million addition to Raytheon’s Andover, Massachusetts, radar production facility is a small square robot flashing purple light, offering a verbal welcome.
-
BAE wins Marine Corps contract to build new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems a low-rate initial production contract to build its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
-
Marine Corps nearing contract award for new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps wrapped up operational tests of Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototypes last week in California and heads into a decision on whether BAE Systems or SAIC will build the service’s new ACV expected in mid-June.
-
Some (rare) good news for military aviation: Army helicopter accidents on the decline
Army aviation’s mishap rates are faring far better than the other services in the years following the 2013 Congressional budget cuts.
-
Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
-
US installs final ground-based missile interceptor to counter ICBM threat
The 44th and final ground-based interceptor for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system is now in place at Fort Greely, Alaska.
-
US Army wants to buy lightweight precision munitions fast
The U.S. Army is looking for ways to rapidly buy lightweight precision munitions for unmanned aircraft systems as it burns through more expensive missiles carrying out a wide variety of missions.
-
Photo gallery: Crossing the Danube at Saber Guardian
The Romanian armed forces conduct a river crossing exercise on the Danube as part of the U.S. Army Europe’s Black Sea region exercise Saber Guardian.
