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What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
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Psychedelic goggles will help soldiers see invisible battle space
Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.
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Future infantry might not need humans
Leading thinkers in technology and warfare picture a transformed infantry in future battles where humans are distant, if not entirely removed, from the fighting.
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Bringing back the draft
Is it time to end the more than four-decade experiment of the all-volunteer armed forces and reinstate conscription?
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Service member dies in vehicle rollover in Syria
A U.S. service member has died from injuries sustained during a vehicle rollover in northern Syria while participating in Operation Inherent Resolve, according to officials.
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War with North Korea: An inside look at how US troops would respond worldwide
Missiles and artillery rounds arc across the 38th Parallel from North Korea into South Korea and in an instant, 64 years of a tense ceasefire ends and war erupts.
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Officials: DoD must update how it buys and uses new equipment, technology for future battlefield
Future soldiers may enter a battlefield alongside autonomous fighting vehicles on the ground and a “ghost fleet” of unmanned ships at sea, as swarms of miniature drones buzz overhead.
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What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
-
Psychedelic goggles will help soldiers see invisible battle space
Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.
-
Future infantry might not need humans
Leading thinkers in technology and warfare picture a transformed infantry in future battles where humans are distant, if not entirely removed, from the fighting.
-
Bringing back the draft
Is it time to end the more than four-decade experiment of the all-volunteer armed forces and reinstate conscription?
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Service member dies in vehicle rollover in Syria
A U.S. service member has died from injuries sustained during a vehicle rollover in northern Syria while participating in Operation Inherent Resolve, according to officials.
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War with North Korea: An inside look at how US troops would respond worldwide
Missiles and artillery rounds arc across the 38th Parallel from North Korea into South Korea and in an instant, 64 years of a tense ceasefire ends and war erupts.
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Officials: DoD must update how it buys and uses new equipment, technology for future battlefield
Future soldiers may enter a battlefield alongside autonomous fighting vehicles on the ground and a “ghost fleet” of unmanned ships at sea, as swarms of miniature drones buzz overhead.
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What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
-
Psychedelic goggles will help soldiers see invisible battle space
Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.
-
Future infantry might not need humans
Leading thinkers in technology and warfare picture a transformed infantry in future battles where humans are distant, if not entirely removed, from the fighting.
-
Bringing back the draft
Is it time to end the more than four-decade experiment of the all-volunteer armed forces and reinstate conscription?
-
Service member dies in vehicle rollover in Syria
A U.S. service member has died from injuries sustained during a vehicle rollover in northern Syria while participating in Operation Inherent Resolve, according to officials.
-
War with North Korea: An inside look at how US troops would respond worldwide
Missiles and artillery rounds arc across the 38th Parallel from North Korea into South Korea and in an instant, 64 years of a tense ceasefire ends and war erupts.
-
Officials: DoD must update how it buys and uses new equipment, technology for future battlefield
Future soldiers may enter a battlefield alongside autonomous fighting vehicles on the ground and a “ghost fleet” of unmanned ships at sea, as swarms of miniature drones buzz overhead.
