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Humvee company ups foreign sales, announces orders from nine countries
Three weeks after Humvee maker AM General announced a five-year, $2.2 billion contract to build the vehicles for other nations, it has received orders for one quarter, or $550 million, worth of trucks and parts from nine countries.
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The Army’s effort to temporarily replace the M4 with a 7.62 mm rifle is not happening
The Army has canceled current efforts to find a temporary commercial replacement for the M4 carbine chambered in 7.62 mm instead of 5.56 mm.
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Army rifle replacement program canceled before it takes off
The Interim Combat Service Rifle had been in development since at least this spring and was officially announced in August.
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Artillery soldiers airdrop, test new targeting system
Testing on the system is planned to continue through next year.
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Proposed amendments would speed up three Army small arms programs
The amendments, if passed, would allow the Army to more quickly buy a new interim service rifle, a squad designated marksman rifle and armor-piercing ammunition.
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Sappers test first-ever load carrier designed for paratroopers
Researchers are designing the system with feedback from paratroopers who tested it.
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The Army’s new handgun is undergoing final testing before it’s issued to soldiers
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said the Army’s version of the Sig Sauer handgun does not have any drop test issues.
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Beloved command sergeant major left his mark on soldiers, Army
Command Sgt. Maj. Noel Foster died Sept. 1 at his home near Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Army officials have not released information on the cause or manner of his death, saying it is under investigation.
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If Russia started World War III, here’s how it would go down
The U.S. and NATO forces on Europe’s eastern border are vastly outnumbered by the Russian military and could be quickly overwhelmed if Moscow mounted an aggressive assault into the Baltic region.
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What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
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Humvee company ups foreign sales, announces orders from nine countries
Three weeks after Humvee maker AM General announced a five-year, $2.2 billion contract to build the vehicles for other nations, it has received orders for one quarter, or $550 million, worth of trucks and parts from nine countries.
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The Army’s effort to temporarily replace the M4 with a 7.62 mm rifle is not happening
The Army has canceled current efforts to find a temporary commercial replacement for the M4 carbine chambered in 7.62 mm instead of 5.56 mm.
-
Army rifle replacement program canceled before it takes off
The Interim Combat Service Rifle had been in development since at least this spring and was officially announced in August.
-
Artillery soldiers airdrop, test new targeting system
Testing on the system is planned to continue through next year.
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Proposed amendments would speed up three Army small arms programs
The amendments, if passed, would allow the Army to more quickly buy a new interim service rifle, a squad designated marksman rifle and armor-piercing ammunition.
-
Sappers test first-ever load carrier designed for paratroopers
Researchers are designing the system with feedback from paratroopers who tested it.
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The Army’s new handgun is undergoing final testing before it’s issued to soldiers
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said the Army’s version of the Sig Sauer handgun does not have any drop test issues.
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Beloved command sergeant major left his mark on soldiers, Army
Command Sgt. Maj. Noel Foster died Sept. 1 at his home near Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Army officials have not released information on the cause or manner of his death, saying it is under investigation.
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If Russia started World War III, here’s how it would go down
The U.S. and NATO forces on Europe’s eastern border are vastly outnumbered by the Russian military and could be quickly overwhelmed if Moscow mounted an aggressive assault into the Baltic region.
-
What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
-
Humvee company ups foreign sales, announces orders from nine countries
Three weeks after Humvee maker AM General announced a five-year, $2.2 billion contract to build the vehicles for other nations, it has received orders for one quarter, or $550 million, worth of trucks and parts from nine countries.
-
The Army’s effort to temporarily replace the M4 with a 7.62 mm rifle is not happening
The Army has canceled current efforts to find a temporary commercial replacement for the M4 carbine chambered in 7.62 mm instead of 5.56 mm.
-
Army rifle replacement program canceled before it takes off
The Interim Combat Service Rifle had been in development since at least this spring and was officially announced in August.
-
Artillery soldiers airdrop, test new targeting system
Testing on the system is planned to continue through next year.
-
Proposed amendments would speed up three Army small arms programs
The amendments, if passed, would allow the Army to more quickly buy a new interim service rifle, a squad designated marksman rifle and armor-piercing ammunition.
-
Sappers test first-ever load carrier designed for paratroopers
Researchers are designing the system with feedback from paratroopers who tested it.
-
The Army’s new handgun is undergoing final testing before it’s issued to soldiers
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said the Army’s version of the Sig Sauer handgun does not have any drop test issues.
-
Beloved command sergeant major left his mark on soldiers, Army
Command Sgt. Maj. Noel Foster died Sept. 1 at his home near Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Army officials have not released information on the cause or manner of his death, saying it is under investigation.
-
If Russia started World War III, here’s how it would go down
The U.S. and NATO forces on Europe’s eastern border are vastly outnumbered by the Russian military and could be quickly overwhelmed if Moscow mounted an aggressive assault into the Baltic region.
-
What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
