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Defense Industry
Welcome to the Defense Industry News section of Uncrowned Armory – your essential source for the latest news and insights into the global defense sector.
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DoD Advances Sentinel Program Despite Overruns Despite daunting financial and scheduling challenges, the Sentinel ballistic missile program is moving forward, as confirmed by official announcements made on July 8. The Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions, William LaPlante, assured that the Sentinel met the legal prerequisites needed for continuation, following a thorough review stimulated by a substantial Nunn-McCurdy breach earlier in the year. The breach was activated when the monetary commitments associated with the project moved beyond the primary prediction by exceeding 25%. The Sentinel project is directed at substituting the superannuated Minuteman III ICBMs, …
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U.S. Army Enhances Hypersonic Capabilities In a significant advancement for U.S. military capabilities, the Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a substantial $756 million contract for the development of the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) system. This move marks a pivotal step in modernizing the nation's defense systems with cutting-edge technology. Lockheed Martin: A Step Ahead in Defense Lockheed Martin, a global leader in defense technology, is set to bolster the U.S. Army's arsenal with additional LRHW battery equipment, systems, and software engineering support. The contract also encompasses comprehensive logistics solutions, ensuring the sustainment …
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Demonstration of Hybrid Technology In February 2024, the Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO) showcased the operational advantages of hybrid vehicles to distinguished guests. The demonstration highlighted features such as extended silent watch, silent mobility, increased on-board power generation, and off-board power export. Tactical Hybrid Electric Vehicle Program The RCCTO’s Tactical Hybrid Electric Vehicle program aims to demonstrate the operational effectiveness and automotive performance of standard tactical vehicles while validating the benefits of hybridization. Hybrid electric technology integration enhances vehicles' ability …
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Accelerating the advancement of aerial combat capabilities, the 96th Test Wing and 53rd Wing have welcomed the first three F-16 Fighting Falcons to participate in the Viper Experimentation and Next-gen Operations Model – Autonomy Flying Testbed (VENOM-AFT) program. Driving Autonomous Innovation VENOM-AFT, aimed at expediting the testing of autonomy software on crewed and uncrewed aircraft, serves as a pivotal initiative funded to redefine air combat paradigms. It complements Eglin Air Force Base's autonomy data and artificial intelligence experimentation proving ground, offering insights crucial for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft program and other autonomy de…
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Intensifying Production: Russia's Strategic Advantage As the conflict in Ukraine continues, Russia appears to be gaining a significant strategic advantage through its ability to produce artillery munitions at a pace nearly three times that of the US and Europe combined. According to NATO intelligence and a CNN exclusive report, Russia's manufacturing capabilities allow it to output approximately 250,000 artillery shells monthly, totaling around 3 million a year. In contrast, the collective capacity of the US and Europe amounts to about 1.2 million munitions annually, signaling a considerable gap in supply for Ukraine. Impact on the Ground: A Matter of Quantity a…
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Introduction to the Next-Generation Helmet The U.S. Army has initiated the deployment of its latest advancement in soldier protection, the Next-Generation Integrated Head Protection System (NG-IHPS), to the 1st Brigade Combat Team of the 82nd Airborne Division. This rollout represents a pivotal enhancement in the safety gear provided to soldiers, targeting the protection of approximately 2,000 troops. Features and Capabilities The NG-IHPS replaces several previous helmet models, including the Advanced Combat Helmet and the Enhanced Combat Helmet. It is designed as a comprehensive protection system, incorporating a variety of components such as a refined ret…
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Accelerated Acquisition for Enhanced Defense The U.S. Army has taken a significant step to bolster its defense capabilities against unmanned aircraft systems by awarding RTX Corporation a $75 million contract. This contract, finalized on January 16, 2024, is for the production of 600 Coyote 2C Interceptors. This move is part of a strategic initiative to enhance the United States' counter-unmanned aircraft systems mission, reflecting the military's commitment to addressing emerging threats with rapid and effective responses. Rapid Contracting Process The procurement of the Coyote 2C Interceptors was expedited through the Office of the Secretary of Defense's …
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Accelerating Modernization Northrop Grumman has marked a significant milestone in U.S. military modernization by delivering the first production unit of the Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) to the U.S. Army. This delivery, made on December 19, 2023, comprises an Integrated Collaborative Environment (ICE), a critical component designed to enhance air and missile defense operations. The company is on track to expedite further deliveries in early 2024, aligning with the Army's ambitious modernization timeline. Enhancing Warfighter Capabilities The ICE, a state-of-the-art, interference-protected shelter, houses battle management workstations, enabling wa…
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A New Era in Satellite Servicing Northrop Grumman has achieved a significant milestone in the field of satellite technology. The U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command has officially selected Northrop Grumman’s Passive Refueling Module (PRM) as the preferred standard for refueling U.S. military satellites. This decision paves the way for more advanced in-orbit satellite servicing operations. The PRM, equipped with a docking mechanism, allows an orbital refueling vehicle to transfer propellant to satellites, extending their operational lifespan. This groundbreaking technology represents a key advancement in the domain of space exploration and satellite maintenance. …
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Substantial Increase Driven by Ukraine Conflict According to a report by Politico, in 2023, the United States witnessed a remarkable surge in its weapons sales abroad, reaching an all-time high of $238 billion. This substantial increase, representing a 56% rise from the previous year, was largely fueled by the heightened demand following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The US government itself directly negotiated sales worth $81 billion, while the remaining sales were direct transactions by US defense companies with foreign nations. This surge in arms sales underscores the US's dominant position in the global arms market, especially during times of international confli…
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Deployment of New ACVs to Replace Decades-Old AAVs The U.S. Marine Corps is set to deploy new amphibious combat vehicles (ACVs), marking the first major update to their amphibious vehicle fleet in over fifty years. Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, General Chris Mahoney, indicated that these ACVs will soon join the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit. These eight-wheeled armored vehicles are designed to replace the amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) that have been in service since 1972. The ACVs have undergone operations in protected waters, and the Marine Corps is finalizing checklists and criteria for their use in unprotected waters, ensuring their readiness for…
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Raytheon's Major Contract for Vehicle Upgrades The United States Army has embarked on a significant enhancement of its Bradley Fighting Vehicle (BFV) fleet by awarding a $154 million contract to RTX's Raytheon. This contract aims to equip the BFVs with Raytheon's innovative Commander's Independent Viewer (CIV). The implementation of this technology is set to markedly improve the crew's battlefield awareness and overall effectiveness. The first delivery of these advanced systems is anticipated by June 2026, marking a substantial upgrade in the Army's vehicular capabilities. Commander's Independent Viewer: Enhanced Battlefield Oversight The CIV system represe…
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Long-Awaited Deal Secured In a significant development in the realm of international arms sales, the US government has given the green light for the sale of 40 new F-16 fighter jets to Turkey, a transaction worth $23 billion. This move comes after a prolonged delay, with the agreement hinging on Turkey's ratification of Sweden's accession to NATO. Expanding Military Capabilities The comprehensive deal encompasses not only the purchase of the F-16 fighter jets but also includes modernization kits for 79 existing Turkish F-16s, bolstering Turkey's military capabilities in the region. Implications for NATO and Regional Stability This approval coincid…
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Successful High-Power Laser Firing Against Aerial Targets The UK Ministry of Defense (MOD) has recently achieved a significant milestone in military technology by conducting the country’s first high-power firing of a laser weapon against aerial targets. This groundbreaking test was carried out at the MOD’s Hebrides Range, where the DragonFire laser-directed energy weapon (LDEW) system demonstrated its effectiveness and precision. This development marks a significant leap in the field of laser-directed energy weaponry, showcasing the UK's advancements in modern military capabilities. DragonFire: A New Era in Military Technology The DragonFire LDEW system, a …
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2024 Launch of Joint Satellite Mission The Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency (MDA) and the Space Development Agency (SDA) are set to launch a critical national security space mission in the second quarter of 2024 per a report by SpaceNews. This initiative, initially planned for a December 2023 launch, faced delays due to technical difficulties with one of the spacecraft involved. The mission, titled USSF-124, aims to deploy six satellites equipped with advanced technology to detect and track hypersonic missiles. Innovative Satellite Technologies for Defense USSF-124 will feature a combination of cutting-edge technologies. Four of the six satellites, develop…
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