The Army’s Way Ahead
Following completion of a Defense Acquisition Board (DAB) review in late December 2009, the U.S. Army received acquisition decision approval …
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Air Force Ponders Black Hawk Plan for Common Vertical Lift Support Platform Program
Under a proposal now being debated in the Pentagon, the Air Force would take advantage of an obscure 1932 law …
RQ-7 Shadow Leads the U.S. Army’s UAV Fleet to 1 Million Combat Hours
U.S. Army representatives have announced that the service’s unmanned aircraft fleet surpassed the milestone of “one million combat flight hours” …
U.S. Army Outlines Revised GCV Approach
With nearly 300 industry representatives in attendance, U.S. Army representatives recently provided an update on the emerging Ground Combat Vehicle …
Army Awards Remington Contract to Upgrade M24E1 to .300 Winchester Magnum
Another concrete manifestation of the United States military’s interest in enhancing its sniper capabilities [see “Attention Focuses on Sniper Arena,” …
More Benefits for Vets with PTSD – Possibly
In January 2010, 4,300 veterans of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom received legal notices in the mail, notifying …
TRADOC’s Lt. Gen. Michael A. Vane on the Army’s New Operating Concept
The recent release of the U.S. Army’s new Army Operating Concept 2016-2028 in Training and Doctrine Command [TRADOC] Pamphlet 525-3-1, …
The Army’s Operational Support Airlift Agency Faces Global Challenges
The U.S. Army’s Operational Support Airlift Agency (OSAA) flies airplanes that aren’t glamorous, hauls people and cargo to destinations that …
Interview With Dyke Weatherington, Deputy Director, Unmanned Warfare OUSD AT&L
Dyke Weatherington is the deputy director, Unmanned Warfare, Portfolio Systems Acquisition in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense …
Arlington National Cemetery to Get Free Tech Help
Plagued by a scandal over poor record keeping that included mismarked graves, Arlington National Cemetery is set to receive free …