US Army – Page 43 – The Defense Post

Jun- 2025 -

16 June

Archer Troposcatter technology on the ground facing the sunset

US Army Picks Ultra’s Archer Troposcatter System for Secure Comms

The US Army has selected Ultra I&C to supply its Archer beyond-line-of-sight troposcatter system following the Texas-headquartered company’s unveiling of the system last year.

13 June

Americas

Rojoef Manuel

New Army National Guard EW Unit Activated in Georgia

The Georgia Army National Guard has launched a new section focused on electromagnetic warfare in Forest Park.

11 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

US General Says 3D Printers Should Join Guns on Battlefield to Speed Up Repairs

A high-ranking US Army officer has proposed equipping units with 3D printers alongside weapons to enable critical battlefield repairs when immediate support is not available.

11 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army Taps Oshkosh for $27.6M Boost to Medium Trailer Fleet

The US Army has awarded Oshkosh Defense a $27.6-million contract for a new batch of Medium Equipment Trailers, strengthening its investment in ground logistics.

10 June

Air

Joe Saballa

MD Helicopters Pitches MD 530F as US Army’s Next Trainer

MD Helicopters is pitching its five-bladed MD 530F as the US Army’s next training platform to prepare the next generation of military pilots.

9 June

Air

Tactical Resupply Vehicle-150 during a training event within the US Central Command area of responsibility.

Giulia Bernacchi

US Army Trials Tactical Resupply Drone to Boost Battlefield Logistics

The US Army has tested the TRV-150 drone during a training exercise focused on innovation and realistic battlefield conditions.

6 June

Americas

Raytheon’s new short-range interceptor completes a successful ballistic missile flight demonstration.

Christine Casimiro

Raytheon, Northrop Test Rocket Motor to Boost Next-Gen Missile Speed, Range

Raytheon and Northrop Grumman have successfully tested solid rocket motors for the US Army’s Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor (NGSRI), the replacement for the Stinger missile.

5 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army Taps Picogrid’s Legion to Connect Fragmented Battlefield Networks

The US Army has chosen Picogrid’s Legion software to connect military systems that struggle to communicate effectively with one another.

5 June

Americas

Joe Saballa

Can 3D-Printed Skin Save Soldiers? The US Army Thinks So

The US Army is teaming up with researchers in Hawaii to explore how 3D-printed skin and other lab-grown tissues could treat troops with chemical, biological, and burn-related injuries.

2 June

Americas