Tagged: army
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Field Briefing: Army's $2B IVAS Failure, F/A-18 Crash, and A-10s Return to England
From the Army's $1.8B IVAS headset failure to A-10 Warthogs returning from Iran operations — a tactical industry news roundup for the week of June 14, 2026.
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U.S. Army Apache Crew Rescued by Drone Boat Near Strait of Hormuz in Historic First
A Navy drone boat recovered two downed Apache crew members near the Strait of Hormuz — the first known USV-assisted aircrew recovery in a combat search and rescue operation.
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Weekly Dispatch: Army's Containerized Missile System Scores First Kill, plus more from the world of defense
Army counter-drone missiles, Iranian drones over Hormuz, and a new standard for who gets promoted — the week's most consequential defense stories in one briefing.
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Green Berets Test Expendable Glider Drones for Battlefield Resupply at Trojan Footprint
Army Special Forces tested expendable glider drones for resupply missions during Trojan Footprint 2026 — a glimpse at how troops in contested environments might get supplies del...
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Weekly News Roundup: HICAR Program, Army Recruiting Milestone, and M MRZR Contract
Three significant developments from the past week: a SOCOM solicitation to double the M4's effective range, an Army recruiting milestone hit four months early, and a M Marine co...
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Weekly News Roundup: Army MRE Overhaul, AMPV 30mm Confusion, War Acquisition Reform, and Navy Amphib Command Changes
Four significant stories from the past week: Army's alternative protein MRE push, the premature AMPV 30mm announcement, War acquisition reform, and a Navy policy shift on amphib...
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U.S. Army Chinook Completes First Fully Autonomous Landing in Aviation Milestone
The Army's CH-47F Chinook just landed itself — without a pilot. Here's what the first fully automated approach means for the future of military aviation.
