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See how these new tech items can fix hydration needs for troops on the move
Two products featured at the recent Special Operations Forces Industry Conference aim to solve problems soldiers and airmen face in carrying and filtering water in austere conditions.
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See how this wetsuit designed for astronauts could help spec ops troops stay warm
The Liquid Thermal Garment developed by the company Oceaneering was originally developed for NASA’s next generation space suit. But the company also sees military applications for it, especially for combat divers and any personnel involved in amphibious missions.
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This minidrone can transform squad-level reconnaissance
The Black Hornet mini-drone has been in use by soldiers and Marines since 2016. This most recent contract brings a next generation version to soldiers and could become a common squad-level sensor across infantry units.
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This malfunction has the Army inspecting its M4s and M16s
The Army is investigating why some of its M4A1s are firing while the selector switch is between ‘semi’ and ‘auto’ without pulling the trigger.
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This tech might fix a deadly problem troops face when strapping on goggles
SOCOM has given innovation funding to this company to make better eyewear.
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This new pack design could compete to be SOCOM’s next rucksack suite
As SOCOM looks for a new pack in the coming years, this company is aiming to provide the military’s special operators with new rucksack technology.
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This is the laser that Marines have chosen to dazzle, hail and warn
It’s expected for initial operations in February and to replace all similar lasers across the fleet by 2021.
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Border Patrol union head calls National Guard deployment ‘a colossal waste of time’
The head of the Border Patrol union has called the deployment of National Guard soldiers to the border a waste of time, saying the soldiers are duplicating, not adding to, agents’ efforts.
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Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
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This is the scope chosen for the newest Marine Corps sniper rifle
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
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See how these new tech items can fix hydration needs for troops on the move
Two products featured at the recent Special Operations Forces Industry Conference aim to solve problems soldiers and airmen face in carrying and filtering water in austere conditions.
-
See how this wetsuit designed for astronauts could help spec ops troops stay warm
The Liquid Thermal Garment developed by the company Oceaneering was originally developed for NASA’s next generation space suit. But the company also sees military applications for it, especially for combat divers and any personnel involved in amphibious missions.
-
This minidrone can transform squad-level reconnaissance
The Black Hornet mini-drone has been in use by soldiers and Marines since 2016. This most recent contract brings a next generation version to soldiers and could become a common squad-level sensor across infantry units.
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This malfunction has the Army inspecting its M4s and M16s
The Army is investigating why some of its M4A1s are firing while the selector switch is between ‘semi’ and ‘auto’ without pulling the trigger.
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This tech might fix a deadly problem troops face when strapping on goggles
SOCOM has given innovation funding to this company to make better eyewear.
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This new pack design could compete to be SOCOM’s next rucksack suite
As SOCOM looks for a new pack in the coming years, this company is aiming to provide the military’s special operators with new rucksack technology.
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This is the laser that Marines have chosen to dazzle, hail and warn
It’s expected for initial operations in February and to replace all similar lasers across the fleet by 2021.
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Border Patrol union head calls National Guard deployment ‘a colossal waste of time’
The head of the Border Patrol union has called the deployment of National Guard soldiers to the border a waste of time, saying the soldiers are duplicating, not adding to, agents’ efforts.
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Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
-
This is the scope chosen for the newest Marine Corps sniper rifle
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
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See how these new tech items can fix hydration needs for troops on the move
Two products featured at the recent Special Operations Forces Industry Conference aim to solve problems soldiers and airmen face in carrying and filtering water in austere conditions.
-
See how this wetsuit designed for astronauts could help spec ops troops stay warm
The Liquid Thermal Garment developed by the company Oceaneering was originally developed for NASA’s next generation space suit. But the company also sees military applications for it, especially for combat divers and any personnel involved in amphibious missions.
-
This minidrone can transform squad-level reconnaissance
The Black Hornet mini-drone has been in use by soldiers and Marines since 2016. This most recent contract brings a next generation version to soldiers and could become a common squad-level sensor across infantry units.
-
This malfunction has the Army inspecting its M4s and M16s
The Army is investigating why some of its M4A1s are firing while the selector switch is between ‘semi’ and ‘auto’ without pulling the trigger.
-
This tech might fix a deadly problem troops face when strapping on goggles
SOCOM has given innovation funding to this company to make better eyewear.
-
This new pack design could compete to be SOCOM’s next rucksack suite
As SOCOM looks for a new pack in the coming years, this company is aiming to provide the military’s special operators with new rucksack technology.
-
This is the laser that Marines have chosen to dazzle, hail and warn
It’s expected for initial operations in February and to replace all similar lasers across the fleet by 2021.
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Border Patrol union head calls National Guard deployment ‘a colossal waste of time’
The head of the Border Patrol union has called the deployment of National Guard soldiers to the border a waste of time, saying the soldiers are duplicating, not adding to, agents’ efforts.
-
Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
-
This is the scope chosen for the newest Marine Corps sniper rifle
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
