US Army
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May- 2023 -19 MayAmericas
Oshkosh Defense Joins US Army’s Robotic Combat Vehicle Competition
Oshkosh Defense has submitted a proposal to the US Army’s much-awaited Robotic Combat Vehicle competition.
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12 MayAmericas
US Military Readiness Degraded by Two Decades of Conflict: Report
Two decades of direct and indirect conflict involving the US military has degraded its combat readiness, the Government Accountability Office has found.
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9 MayCommentary
Can the US Solve Its Recruitment Crisis With a Foreign Legion?
The US can solve its recruitment problem while building one of the world's most capable military services by creating an American Foreign Legion.
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8 MayAmericas
Suspected Texas Shooter Was Kicked Out of US Army
The man suspected of murdering eight people at a Texas shopping mall was kicked out of the US Army in 2008 less than three months after joining.
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5 MayWar
Arkansas Army National Guard Takes Over Multinational Training for Ukraine
The Arkansas Army National Guard has assumed command of a training group upskilling Ukraine to defend against Russia’s illegal invasion.
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4 MayAmericas
Lockheed-Raytheon Venture Lands $7.2B US Army Javelin Missile Contract
The US military has contracted Lockheed Martin and Raytheon to produce Javelin anti-tank missiles worth up to $7.2 billion.
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3 MayAmericas
US Army Awards Lockheed $194M Multiple Launch Rocket System Contract
The US Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a $194 million M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System production contract.
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3 MayAmericas
US Army Integrated Battle Command System Ready for Fielding
The US Army's Integrated Battle Command System has achieved initial operational capability, making it eligible for fielding.
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2 MayAmericas
US Army Awards Lockheed $615 Million HIMARS Launcher Contract
The US Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a $615 million contract to produce HIMARS launchers and associated equipment.
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1 MayAmericas
US Army Temporarily Grounds Pilots After Deadly Crashes
The US Army grounded all pilots who are not involved in critical missions until they complete required training, after four helicopters crashed in a matter of weeks.
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