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Apr- 2024 -

11 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army Needs Commercial Tech to Adapt Command Posts to Modern War

The US Army will need to tap into commercial technologies to make its command posts adaptable to modern warfare.

11 April

Technology

A newly renovated and modernized maintenance facility project was completed and placed into operation recently at U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command’s Tobyhanna Army Depot Forward Repair Area-Europe on Panzer Kaserne in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Pictured here is some network equipment being tested and maintained at the maintenance facility. (Cameron Porter)

Rojoef Manuel

US Army Revamps Depot-Level Equipment Maintenance Center in Germany

The US Army has opened a renovated military facility in Germany to support depot-level maintenance for warfighter equipment in Europe.

10 April

Land

Rojoef Manuel

US Army P-HEL Anti-Drone Weapon to Receive Full-Cycle Support From BlueHalo

The US Army has awarded BlueHalo a contract to provide full-cycle support for the Palletized High Energy Laser System capability.

8 April

Cyber

Joe Saballa

US Army Picks Akamai to Prototype Cybersecurity Software for Combat Units

The US Army has selected American cloud and edge-computing firm Akamai to develop a prototype of a new cybersecurity software for combat units.

4 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

Ultra Unveils ‘Archer’ Troposcatter Comms System for US Army, Partners

Ultra Intelligence & Communications has unveiled its Archer beyond-line-of-site troposcatter communications system for the US Army and global partners.

4 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army Develops New Tech to Detect Brain Injuries Within Minutes

The US Army has unveiled a new blood testing device capable of detecting traumatic brain injuries within 15 minutes.

4 April

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

U.S. Soldiers assigned to the 1st Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment, based out of Fort Moore, Ga., take part in a human machine integration demonstration using the Ghost Robotic Dog, and the U.S. Army Small Multipurpose Equipment Transport (SMET) of new U.S. Army capabilities at Project Convergence - Capstone 4 in Fort Irwin, Calif., March 15, 2024. The robotic dog is a mid-sized, high-endurance, agile unmanned ground vehicle that provides enhanced reconnaissance and situational awareness supporting Soldiers on the ground. The SMET is an eight-wheeled, enabling robotic technology serving as a “robotic mule” with a wide range of flexibility to operate in combat, combat support and combat service support operations. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Samarion Hicks)

Rojoef Manuel

US Taps Consortium for Army’s Robotic Combat Vehicle Software Prototype

The US has teamed with eight industry partners to prototype autonomous software and processes for the army’s Robotic Combat Vehicle program.

2 April

Land

Juster Domingo

BAE Signs $754M AMPV Production Contract With US Army

BAE Systems has received a $754-million contract to continue manufacturing the US' Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles.

1 April

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army’s Towed Artillery Has Reached ‘End of Effectiveness’: Official

A high-ranking US Army official claimed that the service’s towed artillery systems have reached the end of their effectiveness.

Mar- 2024 -

28 March

Commentary

Douglas Santiago

Advanced Hearing Aids Increase Veterans’ Readiness to Confront Hearing Loss

It’s common for veterans to seek treatment for a variety of issues and concerns, but hearing loss remains an unseen threat.

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