US Army
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May- 2022 -26 May
Raytheon Awarded $217 Million Multi-Service Tomahawk Contract
The US Navy has awarded Raytheon Missile Systems a $217.1 million multi-service Tomahawk missile contract through 2025.
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26 May
US Army Awards Rheinmetall $2.5 Million Light Artillery Contract
The US Army has awarded American Rheinmetall Munition a $2.5 million contract to supply a lighter and shorter artillery system.
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24 May
US Army Seeks to Grow ‘Cyber Warrior Force’
As cyber attacks increase, the US Army is looking to increase its force of “cyber warriors” to guard against these threats.
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17 May
Lockheed to Produce 1,300 Javelin Missiles for US Army
Lockheed Martin has been awarded two contracts totalling $309 million to produce 1,300 Javelin missile systems for the US Army.
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13 May
Raytheon Lower Tier Air Defense Radar Delivered for Testing
The first of six Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensors (LTAMDS) arrived at the US Army’s White Sands Missile Range last month, marking the beginning of a series of operational tests.
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13 May
Thales to Supply US F-16 Pilots With Scorpion Helmet-Mounted Displays
Thales has been awarded a contract to produce and deliver Scorpion helmet-mounted displays (HMD) to US Air National Guard F-16 pilots.
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13 May
Saab to Supply M3A1 Multi-Role Weapon Systems to US Army
Saab has been awarded a contract to manufacture and deliver an undisclosed number of M3A1 multi-role weapon systems to the US Army.
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12 May
US Military Tests New MQ-9 Drone Takeoff, Landing Capability
The New York Air National Guard has tested a new takeoff and landing capability on the MQ-9 Reaper drone at Griffiss International Airport.
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12 May
Israel to Supply Hundreds of Wolverine Drones to US Military
XTEND has signed an agreement with the US Department of Defense to supply hundreds of new Wolverine Gen2 drones to the US military.
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11 May
DARPA Asks Raytheon to Develop Artificial Intelligence Medical Tool
DARPA has tapped the services of Raytheon Intelligence & Space to develop an artificial intelligence tool for use in medical procedures.
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