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By: Matthew Beinart
While the Army has already boosted the planned acquisition objective for the GM Defense [GM]-built Infantry Squad Vehicle to 12,000 vehicles, the company's top executive has said he believes the service will “double that” figure amid the increased demand for the platform.
By: Matthew Beinart
Sikorsky's [LMT] U-Hawk platform, an unmanned version of its Black Hawk helicopter optimized for autonomous cargo-carrying operations, has officially
By: Matthew Beinart
The Army has picked four companies to demonstrate offerings that could serve as a second interceptor for the Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) Inc. 2 defeat system, officially opening up the initiative beyond current competitors Lockheed Martin [LMT] and Boeing [BA]. Following a pitch session at the Association of the U.S. Army's (AUSA) annual conference last week, the Army selected Furientis, Singularity Defense Corporation, Wardstone and Zone 5 Technologies for the xTech|Disrupt Fires initiative and awarded each company $1 million…
By: Matthew Beinart
Lockheed Martin [LMT] on Tuesday confirmed its conducted successful demonstrations firing the Spike Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) missile from an Infantry
By: Matthew Beinart
An Army long-range fires unit based in Europe recently conducted its first live fire of a Tomahawk Land Attack Missile using the Lockheed Martin [LMT]-built Typhon launcher, the service has confirmed. The test in late September at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake in California was the third time Typhon has been fired within the continental U.S. to date, the Army noted, with the event coming as the service explores potentially folding Tomahawk firing capability into its future Common Autonomous…
By: Matthew Beinart
Striveworks announced Thursday the Army has approved a tenfold increase to its existing enterprise agreement for the company's artificial intelligence software, with the now $700 million deal including a recent award to scale the company's Chariot capability for the Next-Generation Command and Control (NGC2) initiative. Jim Rebesco, the company's CEO, told Defense Daily, the Army reached the initial $70 million ceiling value for the enterprise agreement within six months, with the deal also covering work to expand support for the…
By: Matthew Beinart
A lead Army official recently confirmed plans to transition the Pentagon's Joint Laser Weapon System (JLWS) program to fielding, but noted the service is still working its strategy for the effort, to include assessing which platforms could utilize the capability. Brig. Guy Yelverton, capability program executive for defensive fires, has said the Army is building JLWS plans into its next budget request, as it looks to meet the Pentagon's Critical Technologies Office's aim to field initial capability within 24 months…
By: Matthew Beinart
The Army has detailed plans to potentially award a follow-on Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV) production in July 2028 that could cover building nearly 21,000 more vehicles over a 10-year period. The service outlined the next steps for ISV in a market survey published on Monday, which echoes recent comments from Steve duMont, president of current manufacturer GM Defense [GM], that he anticipated the Army could look to double the program's current acquisition objective. “To ensure the most streamlined, competitive, and…
By: Matthew Beinart
The Army is expanding its initiative to speed up industry's access to its test ranges, with the Acting Secretary Adam Telle announcing the effort will now include two training sites in Indiana. Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center and Muscatatuck Training Center in Indiana have been approved as the service's latest “premier, permissive sites available for commercial testing,” with the Army adding the partnership between Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) and the Indiana National Guard opens the “extensive, specialized…
By: Matthew Beinart
Lockheed Martin [LMT] said on Wednesday it recently conducted a test demonstrating the ability to redirect a Guided Multiple Launch Rocket
