The addition of the Stryker-based M-SHORAD system will provide better protection of maneuver forces at increased ranges and with improved mobility, allowing a stronger defense of U.S. forces ...

The Sgt Stout IM-SHORAD vehicle is designed to provide lethal mobile and survivable air defense against various aerial threats.

U.S. Army The four DE M-SHORAD vehicles of D Company, 4-60 Air Defense Artillery, Fort Sill, 2023. The four vehicles are known as Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense, or DE M-SHORAD ...

General Dynamics’ GD business unit, General Dynamics Land Systems, recently clinched a $621.1 million worth modification ...

General Dynamics Land Systems, which will see 144 of its M-SHORAD systems fielded to 4 battalions by the end of fiscal year 2023, is “trying to demonstrate the ability to go beyond that both in ...

(Yesenia Cadavid/U.S. Army) M-SHORAD platoon leader 2nd Lt. Marina Delmoro deployed to Germany just two weeks before she was sent last March to Lithuania, where people were wary of the Ukraine ...

The M-SHORAD system’s development took place in record time as the result of an urgent operational need identified in 2016 for the European theater. The Army received the requirement to build ...

The U.S. Army has named its newest integrated air defense system after Sgt. Mitchell W. Stout, the only Air Defense Artillery Soldier to receive the Medal of Honor. Formerly known ...

U.S.Army / Pvt. Jayreliz Batista Prado Get all our news and commentary in your inbox at 6 a.m. ET. email. Register ... With the Army planning just 144 M-SHORAD systems and 45 M-LIDS sets, ...

An M-SHORAD Stryker, assigned to the US Army's 5th Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery, targets a UAS and launches a Stinger missile on 9 March 2022 near Rutja in Estonia.

The Army's Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense (DE M-SHORAD) system. (U.S. Army) The Army's contract with Lockheed Martin comes as the service pushes forward on the development of ...

The Army is now fielding its third M-SHORAD battalion at Fort Cavazos, Texas. The first M-SHORAD battalion remains in Germany, and the second is based at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.