Army Pursues HADES Ultra-Long-Range Effects with Upcoming Contract

The US Army is on the brink of a game-changing move, planning to contract a cutting-edge capability that can strike targets up to 1,000 kilometers away, with a demonstration expected within months. This ultra-long-range technology raises crucial questions: how will it be deployed, who will operate it, and what new strategic…

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Army Pursues HADES Ultra-Long-Range Effects with Upcoming Contract

Learn how the Army's HADES ultra-long-range effects program plans to acquire a 1,000km capability and schedule a demonstration, and what it means for future operations - read now.

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Army Operationalizes Acquisition Cell with Joint Innovation Outpost

The Army's new Joint Innovation Outpost is revolutionizing military acquisition by ditching the stop-start approach and embracing continuous industry experimentation, starting with the XVIII Airborne Division. By fostering ongoing partnerships between soldiers and companies, JIOP aims to…

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Army Operationalizes Acquisition Cell with Joint Innovation Outpost

Army operationalizes acquisition with Joint Innovation Outpost, shifting from episodic projects to ongoing industry experimentation, learn how now.

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Army Advances Tiltrotor Program with MV-75 Launch Preparations

The US Army is on the cusp of revolutionizing its fleet with the introduction of the MV-75, its first-ever tiltrotor aircraft, designed to deliver unprecedented vertical lift and airplane-speed range while leaving past reputational baggage behind. By launching the MV-75, the Army aims to finally harness the game-changing potential…

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Army Advances Tiltrotor Program with MV-75 Launch Preparations

Army advances MV-75 tiltrotor program, shedding V-22's baggage, and delivering game-changing vertical lift capabilities - learn how now!

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U.S. Army Expands Heavy-Lift Fleet with $461M Order for 9 CH-47F Block II Chinooks

New contracts boost total Chinook Block II helicopters under procurement to 18.

What powers the U.S. Army’s next-gen tiltrotor?

The MV-75 FLRAA is getting a major boost from Marotta Controls, which has been tapped to supply the aircraft’s main power inverter.

This compact, high-efficiency system will manage power for avionics, sensors, and flight controls, critical for the Army’s modernization goals.

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US Army MV-75 FLRAA Gains Marotta Power System From Bell Deal

Bell partners with Marotta Controls to enhance the US Army MV-75 FLRAA with advanced power inverter technology for efficient, next-gen flight performance.

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he US Army has canceled the M10 Booker light tank program, a $1 billion+ project, just before full-rate production. Originally meant to be air-transportable, it became too heavy. The Army accepted 26 units, but will redirect funds to new capabilities. #ArmyModernization #M10Booker https://washingtonhorizon.com/army-terminates-1b-m10-booker-tank-program-before-full-rate-production/
Army terminates $1B M10 Booker tank program before full-rate production

The US Army has officially terminated the M10 Booker, a light tank program developed at a cost of more than $1 billion, reversing course just as the vehicle was set to enter full-rate production. The decision, announced 11 June 2025, marks a dramatic pivot from what was slated to be

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The Army’s M10 Booker was meant to be a nimble, air-droppable tank. Now it’s 42 tons, can’t deploy as planned, and lacks modern tech. Critics say it’s a solution in search of a mission. #MilitaryProcurement #ArmyModernization https://washingtonhorizon.com/too-heavy-and-too-late-meet-armys-m10-booker-a-tank-without-a-mission/
Too heavy and too late; Meet Army’s M10 Booker, a tank without a mission

Defense One’s Meghann Myers covers the development of the US Army’s M10 Booker—meant to be a nimble, air-droppable “light tank” for infantry support—that arrived years late, overweight, and unusable on key bases like Fort Campbell. Originally envisioned in 2013 as a spiritual successor to the 16-ton

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The M10 Booker was meant to be the Army’s agile new tank—now it’s too heavy, too late, and too unusable. The Pentagon may pull the plug. #ArmyModernization #DefenseAcquisition https://washingtonhorizon.com/too-heavy-and-too-late-meet-armys-m10-booker-a-tank-without-a-mission/
Too heavy and too late; Meet Army’s M10 Booker, a tank without a mission

Defense One’s Meghann Myers covers the development of the US Army’s M10 Booker—meant to be a nimble, air-droppable “light tank” for infantry support—that arrived years late, overweight, and unusable on key bases like Fort Campbell. Originally envisioned in 2013 as a spiritual successor to the 16-ton

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