
Dan Schere
Army Reporter at Inside Defense
Army reporter for @insidedefense. @Bethesdabeat alumnus. Great food and great public transportation are my favorite things to geek out on. Neurodivergent.
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1 week ago |
insidedefense.com | Dan Schere
The Army is conducting an "internal review process" of the consolidation of Army Futures Command and Training and Doctrine Command, according to Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA). The service announced its Army Transformation Initiative on May 1 at the direction of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which seeks to shed legacy programs and trim force structure.
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insidedefense.com | Dan Schere
The Army's Program Executive Office for Missiles & Space is seeking industry participation in a counter small unmanned systems demonstration in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, according to a June 18 government notice. This demonstration will involve industry solutions for counter-drone “soldier common systems,” according to the Army. The service defines “common systems” as those that are agnostic and meant for self-protection.
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insidedefense.com | Dan Schere
For the past month, lawmakers on the congressional defense committees have peppered Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George with questions about what reasoning went into the Army Transformation Initiative. During a Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee hearing today, Driscoll committed to providing a more detailed explanation to the subcommittee within 10 days.
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insidedefense.com | Dan Schere
The cost of fielding the Army's first Long Range Hypersonic Weapon battery, also known as Dark Eagle, rose by $150 million in the last year, according to the Government Accountability Office's annual weapon systems assessment . According to the report released last week, the acquisition cost of the initial prototype effort for the system increased from $2.54 billion as of January 2024 to $2.69 billion by January 2025. GAO, in its report, said the Army attributed the cost growth...
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1 week ago |
insidedefense.com | Dan Schere
Bell Textron, the prime contractor for the Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program, has selected Honeywell to supply the auxiliary power unit for the aircraft, Honeywell announced this morning ahead of the Paris Air Show. The 36-150 APU Honeywell will provide a secondary source of electrical and hydraulic power for the FLRAA aircraft, which will eventually succeed the Black Hawk.
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The cauliflower soup in the Dirksen dining room is superb! @victoriaregisk have you tried this before?

I may be late to this, but there is now a DOGE suggestion box in the Pentagon. https://t.co/gI2ppr08Gb

Now these are the important facts! If I recall, there was also one about UNC mens hoops being undefeated on days when Brett Favre announces his retirement.

This is the third consecutive Papal Conclave to end on a @DiamondHeels gameday. 5/8/2025: vs. NC State 3/13/2013: 7-2 W vs. High Point 4/19/2005: 18-6 W at ECU #MattStats