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28 April

How to Increase Nuclear Crisis Stability

Eliminating the Minuteman III would significantly increase nuclear crisis stability and eliminate the grave fallout threat by an enemy attempt to preempt the launching of land-based missiles.

28 April

Americas

Staff Writer With AFP

Three US Soldiers Killed in Alaska Helicopter Crash

Three US soldiers were killed when two helicopters returning from a training mission in a remote area of Alaska collided mid-flight, the US Army.

28 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

Lockheed Martin Wins $4.8B GMLRS US Army Contract

Lockheed Martin has received a $4.79 billion contract from the US Army to manufacture two Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System configurations.

27 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army IVAS Goggles Facing Two More Years of Fielding Delay

The US Army says its troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System will have to wait for at least two more years before official deployment.

27 April

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

U.S. Marine Corps launches Switchblade 300.

Rojoef Manuel

AeroVironment Receives More Funding for US Army Switchblade 300 Suicide Drones

The US Army has awarded AeroVironment $64.6 million in additional funding for the procurement of Switchblade 300 “suicide drones.”

26 April

Technology

Rojoef Manuel

Albany Engineered Composites to Support US Army Hypersonic Development

The US Army has awarded Albany Engineered Composites a $4 million contract to support the service’s hypersonic development.

25 April

Arms

Soldiers with 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, participate in a tank shoot rehearsal as preparation for a live-fire tank shoot at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, June 24. Transported as part of a tank section from Germany to Bulgaria, the Abrams tank will be used by soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, alongside Bulgarian soldiers from the 6th Brigade Battle Group, during a live-fire exercise during Operation Speed and Power during Kabile 15 as part of Atlantic Resolve-South. Operation Speed and Power is a joint training exercise which demonstrates U.S. Army Europe's preparedness to deliver strategic effect in Atlantic Resolve-South by showcasing the freedom of movement to maneuver and fire M1A2 Abrams anywhere along the Eastern Flank. This ability enables the NATO allies to defend themselves against all threats, and shows that the alliance remains ready to defend itself anywhere at any time. (Photo taken with video camera)

Rojoef Manuel

Rocketdyne to Supply Kinetic Energy Round Components for US Army M1 Abrams Tank

The US Army has awarded Aerojet Rocketdyne a contract to supply kinetic energy components for M1 Abrams main battle tank rounds.

24 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

Lockheed Receives $2.4B US Army Patriot Missile PAC-3 Contract

Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $2.4-billion contract to produce PATRIOT Advanced Capability-3 missiles for the US Army

21 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

Raytheon Clinches $237M US Army Counter-Drone Systems Contract

Raytheon has received a $237 million contract from the US Army to deliver Ku-band Radio Frequency Sensors and Coyote effectors to neutralize hostile drones.

21 April

Arms