Andrew Eversden
Andrew Eversden covered the Army for Breaking Defense from 2021-2022.Stories by Andrew Eversden
“That is just a lot of complicated work,” said Jeffrey Langhout, listing a series of technical challenges the Army hope to identify and overcome.
By Andrew Eversden
Army systems to give soldiers EW and cyber options on the battlefield are inching towards reality.
By Andrew Eversden
“Expanding the full deployment of MFEW and where it’s going to end up long term, those are questions we’re having within within the Army,” an Army official told Breaking Defense.
By Andrew Eversden
To operate in the Pacific, “we have to grow beyond the 20th-century Cold War model that we needed with big bases,” Gen. Charles Flynn told Breaking Defense. “Our future concept is agile, it’s distributed, it’s networked, it’s mobile. And it’s integrated with our allies and partners in the region, because we gain by being able to enable them.”
By Andrew Eversden
“We’ll basically be scrimmaging with our partners and allies,” Maj. Gen. Walter Rugen.
By Andrew Eversden
Both vendors for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft are waiting on the ITEP engine to fly their prototype recon helicopters.
By Andrew Eversden
The company has also built a second fuselage to assist in risk reduction for Increment One.
By Andrew Eversden
The Army hasn’t committed to a large purchase of the cargo choppers, despite congressional pressure.
By Andrew Eversden
After years of concern over shrinking budgets, Doug Bush predicts Army will “do okay” in light of Russia’s land-based aggression.
By Andrew Eversden
Breaking Defense goes inside Bell’s planned futuristic factory near Fort Worth and its Amarillo assembly facility, as the company bets big on FARA and FLRAA wins.
By Andrew Eversden
A commander for the task force as been chosen, but no final basing decision has been made.
By Andrew Eversden
After a 700 nautical mile trip to show off its FLRAA offering in Nashville, pilot feedback on the SB>1 Defiant was “absolutely boring — the way test pilots like it to be,” a Team Defiant member said.
By Andrew Eversden
“That is just a lot of complicated work,” said Jeffrey Langhout, listing a series of technical challenges the Army hope to identify and overcome.
By Andrew EversdenArmy systems to give soldiers EW and cyber options on the battlefield are inching towards reality.
By Andrew Eversden“Expanding the full deployment of MFEW and where it’s going to end up long term, those are questions we’re having within within the Army,” an Army official told Breaking Defense.
By Andrew EversdenTo operate in the Pacific, “we have to grow beyond the 20th-century Cold War model that we needed with big bases,” Gen. Charles Flynn told Breaking Defense. “Our future concept is agile, it’s distributed, it’s networked, it’s mobile. And it’s integrated with our allies and partners in the region, because we gain by being able to enable them.”
By Andrew Eversden“We’ll basically be scrimmaging with our partners and allies,” Maj. Gen. Walter Rugen.
By Andrew EversdenBoth vendors for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft are waiting on the ITEP engine to fly their prototype recon helicopters.
By Andrew EversdenThe company has also built a second fuselage to assist in risk reduction for Increment One.
By Andrew EversdenThe Army hasn’t committed to a large purchase of the cargo choppers, despite congressional pressure.
By Andrew EversdenAfter years of concern over shrinking budgets, Doug Bush predicts Army will “do okay” in light of Russia’s land-based aggression.
By Andrew EversdenBreaking Defense goes inside Bell’s planned futuristic factory near Fort Worth and its Amarillo assembly facility, as the company bets big on FARA and FLRAA wins.
By Andrew EversdenA commander for the task force as been chosen, but no final basing decision has been made.
By Andrew EversdenAfter a 700 nautical mile trip to show off its FLRAA offering in Nashville, pilot feedback on the SB>1 Defiant was “absolutely boring — the way test pilots like it to be,” a Team Defiant member said.
By Andrew Eversden