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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement
Army aviation leadership said soldiers don’t want to give up any of the possible solutions that could replace Shadow after evaluating them over the course of a year. But when the competition starts, which systems might win out?
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US Army’s newest tracked vehicle will undergo initial operational test in early 2022
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle is expected to begin initial operational testing in the beginning of 2022 followed by fielding a year later.
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US Army begins equipping first unit with hypersonic capability
The Army’s ground-launched hypersonic battery is beginning to stand up.
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US Army plans major aviation exercise ahead of Project Convergence
Edge 21 is the first exercise of its kind, building off of previous demonstrations at China Lake and Project Convergence 2020 to refine the Army aviation ecosystem to effectively operation in the Indo-Pacific theater.
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Latest Chinook helo variant has excessive rotor blade vibrations heading into major test
The Army is dealing with excessive vibrations with its new Chinook rotor blade design heading into a limited-user test this spring.
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Joint Assault Bridge ready for initial fielding after testing redo
A second round of operational testing for the Joint Assault Bridge, after a failed first try, has paved the way for fielding.
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Creeping weight of Abrams tank concerns Pentagon’s chief weapons tester
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester is concerned the Abram tank’s increased weight is causing transportability issues, but the service says the new version can perform like the current fleet.
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Infantry Squad Vehicle is a cramped ride, but US Army says it meets requirements
The Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle is meeting its requirements, but due to the nature of its role to rapidly inject an infantry squad into battle, it’s a tight fit for passengers.
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US Army chief teases new Arctic strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville detailed a few elements on how the Army would ramp up its capability in the Arctic prior to the public release of its strategy for the region.
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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement
Army aviation leadership said soldiers don’t want to give up any of the possible solutions that could replace Shadow after evaluating them over the course of a year. But when the competition starts, which systems might win out?
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US Army’s newest tracked vehicle will undergo initial operational test in early 2022
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle is expected to begin initial operational testing in the beginning of 2022 followed by fielding a year later.
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US Army begins equipping first unit with hypersonic capability
The Army’s ground-launched hypersonic battery is beginning to stand up.
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US Army plans major aviation exercise ahead of Project Convergence
Edge 21 is the first exercise of its kind, building off of previous demonstrations at China Lake and Project Convergence 2020 to refine the Army aviation ecosystem to effectively operation in the Indo-Pacific theater.
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Latest Chinook helo variant has excessive rotor blade vibrations heading into major test
The Army is dealing with excessive vibrations with its new Chinook rotor blade design heading into a limited-user test this spring.
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Joint Assault Bridge ready for initial fielding after testing redo
A second round of operational testing for the Joint Assault Bridge, after a failed first try, has paved the way for fielding.
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Creeping weight of Abrams tank concerns Pentagon’s chief weapons tester
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester is concerned the Abram tank’s increased weight is causing transportability issues, but the service says the new version can perform like the current fleet.
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Infantry Squad Vehicle is a cramped ride, but US Army says it meets requirements
The Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle is meeting its requirements, but due to the nature of its role to rapidly inject an infantry squad into battle, it’s a tight fit for passengers.
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US Army chief teases new Arctic strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville detailed a few elements on how the Army would ramp up its capability in the Arctic prior to the public release of its strategy for the region.
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US Army’s extended-range guided rocket sees successful 80-kilometer test shot
After the Army’s extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System experienced an anomaly during its first flight test late last year, the service and Lockheed Martin saw a successful test on March 4.
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US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement
Army aviation leadership said soldiers don’t want to give up any of the possible solutions that could replace Shadow after evaluating them over the course of a year. But when the competition starts, which systems might win out?
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US Army’s newest tracked vehicle will undergo initial operational test in early 2022
The U.S. Army’s Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle is expected to begin initial operational testing in the beginning of 2022 followed by fielding a year later.
-
US Army begins equipping first unit with hypersonic capability
The Army’s ground-launched hypersonic battery is beginning to stand up.
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US Army plans major aviation exercise ahead of Project Convergence
Edge 21 is the first exercise of its kind, building off of previous demonstrations at China Lake and Project Convergence 2020 to refine the Army aviation ecosystem to effectively operation in the Indo-Pacific theater.
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Latest Chinook helo variant has excessive rotor blade vibrations heading into major test
The Army is dealing with excessive vibrations with its new Chinook rotor blade design heading into a limited-user test this spring.
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Joint Assault Bridge ready for initial fielding after testing redo
A second round of operational testing for the Joint Assault Bridge, after a failed first try, has paved the way for fielding.
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Creeping weight of Abrams tank concerns Pentagon’s chief weapons tester
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester is concerned the Abram tank’s increased weight is causing transportability issues, but the service says the new version can perform like the current fleet.
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Infantry Squad Vehicle is a cramped ride, but US Army says it meets requirements
The Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle is meeting its requirements, but due to the nature of its role to rapidly inject an infantry squad into battle, it’s a tight fit for passengers.
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US Army chief teases new Arctic strategy
Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville detailed a few elements on how the Army would ramp up its capability in the Arctic prior to the public release of its strategy for the region.
