Military & Aerospace Electronics – As Army leaders race to modernize battlefield equipment, they are adapting electronic countermeasures used on
Engineering.com: The U.S. Army is tapping Raytheon to supply its soldiers with radars that will help protect them from airborne
Army Technology: Raytheon Co. Missile Systems, Tucson, Arizona, was awarded a $205,205,445 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to provide the land-based Phalanx weapon
Army Times: The Army has kicked off the new year with upgrades in protection and firepower for its tanks, artillery
Jane’s 360: The US Army’s effort to network ‘shooters and sensors’ on the battlefield will continue its developmental testing through
Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: Subcontractor Rada just released the first photo we’ve seen of the Israeli Iron Fist anti-missile system installed
Executive Biz: The U.S. Army looks to partner with Lockheed Martin‘s missiles and fire control unit to review system requirements for
Redstone Rocket: Throughout a year of change within the Department of Defense, the Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic
Breaking Defense: WASHINGTON: Seeking to stop Russian-made anti-tank missiles, the US Army will buy Israel’s Iron Fist Active Protection System
Inside Defense: The Army’s air and missile defense cross-functional team is looking at a few different systems, including foreign-made, for
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