US Army Implements Usage-Based Maintenance Overhaul to Improve Efficiency
US Army shifts to usage-based maintenance promises savings, efficiency, and more family time, heralding a smarter, leaner military force.
US Army shifts to usage-based maintenance promises savings, efficiency, and more family time, heralding a smarter, leaner military force.
The demand for cyber officers in the US Army is skyrocketing, driving early recruitment and tech training to secure our digital future.
The US Army bolsters battlefield communication with 7,000 Thales RT-2129 radios, a vital step in modernization and mission readiness.
BAE Systems’ M109-52 howitzer upgrade showcases extended range and balanced capabilities, reshaping artillery warfare for the US Army.
Despite setbacks, the US Army forges ahead in deploying hypersonic weapons by year-end, determined to stay ahead in this critical tech race.
Boeing’s visionary upgrades breathe new life into aging Chinook and Apache helicopters, honoring their legacy in modern warfare.
General Atomics propels military tech forward with Gray Eagle 25M, armed with ‘hunter’ radar, countering the rising threat of small drones.
In a rapidly changing landscape of defense priorities, George Landrith’s compelling critique challenges the wisdom of investing in the costly and untested Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program, advocating instead for a more cost-effective approach by upgrading existing Apache helicopters to address immediate security concerns.
Teledyne FLIR unveils M2RV, a game-changing multi-mission robotic vehicle, in the US Army’s Light Equipment Carrier competition.
The US Army undergoes a radical transformation in recruitment, aiming to attract a diverse talent pool and adapt to evolving labor markets.
US Army soldiers at Fort Moore receive game-changing IVAS goggles, overcoming technical challenges to enhance battlefield capabilities.
Explore the enigmatic world of Delta Force, uncovering tales of shadowy missions and America’s unyielding commitment to combating threats.