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Army consolidates network portfolio
The Army has taken a one network approach to its communications and network portfolio, consolidating related programs into a single project manager office.
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Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
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Army’s helicopter-drone teams to get capability boost in 2019
In the final months of 2017, the Army is planning to test out a new upgrade for the AH-64 Apache that will give the attack helicopter more control over two different unmanned vehicles, and at farther distances,
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Here’s how Raytheon wants to make the Army’s air power more expeditionary
Raytheon is repackaging its JPALS system in an effort to make the U.S. Army more expeditionary.
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Lawmakers to US Army: If network programs worth $6B are discarded, what’s next?
Lawmakers have roasted U.S. Army officials for abruptly scrapping its acquisition strategy months after submitting its fiscal year 2018 budget without a well-defined alternative.
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A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
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Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
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Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
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Amid evolving threats, industry pivots to agility
Changes in enemy threats and military missions require industrial flexibility.
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Army consolidates network portfolio
The Army has taken a one network approach to its communications and network portfolio, consolidating related programs into a single project manager office.
-
Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
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Army’s helicopter-drone teams to get capability boost in 2019
In the final months of 2017, the Army is planning to test out a new upgrade for the AH-64 Apache that will give the attack helicopter more control over two different unmanned vehicles, and at farther distances,
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Army gear update: What’s headed your way
See what’s coming your way, from PEO Soldier.
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Here’s how Raytheon wants to make the Army’s air power more expeditionary
Raytheon is repackaging its JPALS system in an effort to make the U.S. Army more expeditionary.
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Lawmakers to US Army: If network programs worth $6B are discarded, what’s next?
Lawmakers have roasted U.S. Army officials for abruptly scrapping its acquisition strategy months after submitting its fiscal year 2018 budget without a well-defined alternative.
-
A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
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Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
-
Amid evolving threats, industry pivots to agility
Changes in enemy threats and military missions require industrial flexibility.
-
Army consolidates network portfolio
The Army has taken a one network approach to its communications and network portfolio, consolidating related programs into a single project manager office.
-
Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
-
Army’s helicopter-drone teams to get capability boost in 2019
In the final months of 2017, the Army is planning to test out a new upgrade for the AH-64 Apache that will give the attack helicopter more control over two different unmanned vehicles, and at farther distances,
-
Army gear update: What’s headed your way
See what’s coming your way, from PEO Soldier.
-
Here’s how Raytheon wants to make the Army’s air power more expeditionary
Raytheon is repackaging its JPALS system in an effort to make the U.S. Army more expeditionary.
-
Lawmakers to US Army: If network programs worth $6B are discarded, what’s next?
Lawmakers have roasted U.S. Army officials for abruptly scrapping its acquisition strategy months after submitting its fiscal year 2018 budget without a well-defined alternative.
-
A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
-
Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
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Amid evolving threats, industry pivots to agility
Changes in enemy threats and military missions require industrial flexibility.
