US Army

US Army Could Soon Have New Branch Dedicated Solely to Drones

US lawmakers are considering creating a new army branch dedicated solely to unmanned aerial systems.

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US Army Soldiers Dissatisfied With Stryker-Mounted Laser Weapon: Bush

The US Army is collecting feedback from its soldiers regarding the Stryker-mounted laser weapon, and responses so far have not been positive.

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US Army Cuts Over 340 Hours of ‘Redundant’ Training for Enlisted Troops

The US Army has decided to cut more than 340 hours of online training for its enlisted troops, saying some courses are redundant.

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Epirus Completes Delivery of Anti-Drone Directed Energy Weapons to US Army

Tech startup Epirus has completed the supply of four Indirect Fire Protection Capability - High-Power Microwave systems to the US Army.

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V-22 Ospreys Operating Under ‘Limited Envelope’ After String of Crashes: Officials

A senior US military official revealed that the tilt-rotor aircraft is operating under a “limited envelope” for an indefinite period.

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Upcoming Tests Likely to Seal Fate of US Army’s Troubled IVAS Goggles: Official

Upcoming operational trials of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System goggles may seal the fate of the US Army’s troubled multibillion-dollar program.

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Sigma Defense to Develop VR System for US Army Intelligence Training

Sigma Defense Systems has signed a $4.7 million task order to build a virtual reality intelligence training ecosystem for the US Army.

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Rethinking Combat Fitness: Is the ACFT Aligned With Modern Warfare Needs?

While the Army Combat Fitness Test was a bold initiative to enhance the US Army's physical readiness standards, it overlooks key aspects of physical fitness essential for modern combat scenarios.

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Netherlands to Receive Apache Helicopter Simulators

The US Army has awarded Applied Visual Technology Inc. a contract to deliver Apache helicopter trainers to the Royal Netherlands Air Force.

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Leidos to Deliver Sensor Management Services for US Army

Virginia-based Leidos has received a $631-million DIABLO contract to manage tactical sensors for the US Army.

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