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GM Defense, Anduril team up on emerging battlefield needs
Loitering munitions on an Infantry Squad Vehicle? That’s the type of thing emerging from a new partnership between GM Defense and Anduril.
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Army exec wants ‘robust’ industry input in revamp of artillery software
PEO C3T issued a request for information regarding the continued modernization of AFATDS, which interfaces with more than 80 other systems.
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Barracks and base fixes won’t be one-size-fits-all, Army 3-star says
The three-star general and head of Installation Management Command argued that it’s part of a broader shift in thinking over recent decades.
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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
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The Army team that spots problems before they lead to a toxic climate
The Cohesion Assistance Team visits six to eight teams a year.
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Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
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Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone production
Company executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.
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Water wars: Army tackles water use, reuse and its effects on combat
New research aims to gather water from the air.
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US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
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Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
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GM Defense, Anduril team up on emerging battlefield needs
Loitering munitions on an Infantry Squad Vehicle? That’s the type of thing emerging from a new partnership between GM Defense and Anduril.
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Army exec wants ‘robust’ industry input in revamp of artillery software
PEO C3T issued a request for information regarding the continued modernization of AFATDS, which interfaces with more than 80 other systems.
-
Barracks and base fixes won’t be one-size-fits-all, Army 3-star says
The three-star general and head of Installation Management Command argued that it’s part of a broader shift in thinking over recent decades.
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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
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The Army team that spots problems before they lead to a toxic climate
The Cohesion Assistance Team visits six to eight teams a year.
-
Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
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Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone production
Company executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.
-
Water wars: Army tackles water use, reuse and its effects on combat
New research aims to gather water from the air.
-
US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
-
Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
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GM Defense, Anduril team up on emerging battlefield needs
Loitering munitions on an Infantry Squad Vehicle? That’s the type of thing emerging from a new partnership between GM Defense and Anduril.
-
Army exec wants ‘robust’ industry input in revamp of artillery software
PEO C3T issued a request for information regarding the continued modernization of AFATDS, which interfaces with more than 80 other systems.
-
Barracks and base fixes won’t be one-size-fits-all, Army 3-star says
The three-star general and head of Installation Management Command argued that it’s part of a broader shift in thinking over recent decades.
-
US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
-
The Army team that spots problems before they lead to a toxic climate
The Cohesion Assistance Team visits six to eight teams a year.
-
Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
-
Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone production
Company executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.
-
Water wars: Army tackles water use, reuse and its effects on combat
New research aims to gather water from the air.
-
US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
-
Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
