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The Marines and Air Force want the Army’s new handgun. Who else is next in line?
The Air Force is the latest service to look at replacing its pistol stocks with the Modular Handgun System, the centerpiece of which is a 9mm Sig Sauer handgun.
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New tech will use virtual reality to help EOD ‘see’ mine threats on the battlefield
The Army is developing technology that will help bomb technicians for the first time get a visual on buried threats such as landmines or IEDs.
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DARPA to use artificial intelligence to help commanders in ‘gray zone’ conflicts
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a new program aimed at gauging what the adversary is up to during ‘gray-zone’ conflicts.
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DARPA wants to ‘slow life to save life’ with program that extends the ‘golden hour’
Researchers have launched a five-year project dubbed “Biostasis,” a program to work on slowing down biological processes after a serious injury and give troops a better chance to survive.
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The future of nonlethal laser weapons: Dazzling lights to talking plasma balls
Troops have seen nonlethal weapons alternatives grow from flashlights to a host of visual, audio and physical tools.
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Marines set to replace handgun stock with Army’s newest pistol
The Marine Corps has requested money to buy 35,000 Modular Handgun Systems to replace nearly all of its M9 Beretta and 1911-variant .45 caliber pistols.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — and Coasties, too — test arctic war-fighting skills in Alaska exercise
Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise that brings together members of all the U.S. military to work on extreme cold weather training and tactics.
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AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
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Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
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The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
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The Marines and Air Force want the Army’s new handgun. Who else is next in line?
The Air Force is the latest service to look at replacing its pistol stocks with the Modular Handgun System, the centerpiece of which is a 9mm Sig Sauer handgun.
-
New tech will use virtual reality to help EOD ‘see’ mine threats on the battlefield
The Army is developing technology that will help bomb technicians for the first time get a visual on buried threats such as landmines or IEDs.
-
DARPA to use artificial intelligence to help commanders in ‘gray zone’ conflicts
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a new program aimed at gauging what the adversary is up to during ‘gray-zone’ conflicts.
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DARPA wants to ‘slow life to save life’ with program that extends the ‘golden hour’
Researchers have launched a five-year project dubbed “Biostasis,” a program to work on slowing down biological processes after a serious injury and give troops a better chance to survive.
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The future of nonlethal laser weapons: Dazzling lights to talking plasma balls
Troops have seen nonlethal weapons alternatives grow from flashlights to a host of visual, audio and physical tools.
-
Marines set to replace handgun stock with Army’s newest pistol
The Marine Corps has requested money to buy 35,000 Modular Handgun Systems to replace nearly all of its M9 Beretta and 1911-variant .45 caliber pistols.
-
Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — and Coasties, too — test arctic war-fighting skills in Alaska exercise
Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise that brings together members of all the U.S. military to work on extreme cold weather training and tactics.
-
AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
-
Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
-
The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
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The Marines and Air Force want the Army’s new handgun. Who else is next in line?
The Air Force is the latest service to look at replacing its pistol stocks with the Modular Handgun System, the centerpiece of which is a 9mm Sig Sauer handgun.
-
New tech will use virtual reality to help EOD ‘see’ mine threats on the battlefield
The Army is developing technology that will help bomb technicians for the first time get a visual on buried threats such as landmines or IEDs.
-
DARPA to use artificial intelligence to help commanders in ‘gray zone’ conflicts
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a new program aimed at gauging what the adversary is up to during ‘gray-zone’ conflicts.
-
DARPA wants to ‘slow life to save life’ with program that extends the ‘golden hour’
Researchers have launched a five-year project dubbed “Biostasis,” a program to work on slowing down biological processes after a serious injury and give troops a better chance to survive.
-
The future of nonlethal laser weapons: Dazzling lights to talking plasma balls
Troops have seen nonlethal weapons alternatives grow from flashlights to a host of visual, audio and physical tools.
-
Marines set to replace handgun stock with Army’s newest pistol
The Marine Corps has requested money to buy 35,000 Modular Handgun Systems to replace nearly all of its M9 Beretta and 1911-variant .45 caliber pistols.
-
Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — and Coasties, too — test arctic war-fighting skills in Alaska exercise
Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise that brings together members of all the U.S. military to work on extreme cold weather training and tactics.
-
AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
-
Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
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The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
