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Check out the upgrades on the way for this 7.62 mm machine gun
An adjustable buttstock and check weld will help soldiers find the right fit when firing.
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This military grade pistol is now available for civilian purchase
The handgun has many of the same features of its civilian version but with some significant upgrades.
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From the Pentagon to Fort Bragg to Syria, training is the lethal difference for today’s troops
Changing unit structures can help make existing forces more lethal.
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Five questions with US Army Europe
From gear to troops, Europe is getting new equipment and more soldiers.
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This new approach to powering the soldier could transform capabilities
By powering all devices and using one processor, Army officials think the move could streamline and lighten kit for the individual soldier.
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Big training changes are here — and more are coming for combat arms soldiers
The training extension is here for infantry and coming soon to armor, engineer and the rest of ground combat.
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How the Army’s center for maneuver warfighting is linking lethality to training and equipment
Getting back to basics while incorporating new tech and techniques are part of the center’s focus.
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Here’s how the Army continues to expand its reach in the Indo-Pacific
The command has long covered a vast territory but with recent changes, it’s gotten even bigger.
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Major changes for small arms are on the way with the Army’s SAW replacement
Five companies have until June to submit their prototypes.
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Taking infantry to the ‘next level’: This task force is working to make it happen
In less than a year, a new task force formed at the direction of the Pentagon’s most senior leaders is pushing key equipment programs and putting personnel policies under a microscope — all to take close combat units to the “next level” of war-fighting overmatch.
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Check out the upgrades on the way for this 7.62 mm machine gun
An adjustable buttstock and check weld will help soldiers find the right fit when firing.
-
This military grade pistol is now available for civilian purchase
The handgun has many of the same features of its civilian version but with some significant upgrades.
-
From the Pentagon to Fort Bragg to Syria, training is the lethal difference for today’s troops
Changing unit structures can help make existing forces more lethal.
-
Five questions with US Army Europe
From gear to troops, Europe is getting new equipment and more soldiers.
-
This new approach to powering the soldier could transform capabilities
By powering all devices and using one processor, Army officials think the move could streamline and lighten kit for the individual soldier.
-
Big training changes are here — and more are coming for combat arms soldiers
The training extension is here for infantry and coming soon to armor, engineer and the rest of ground combat.
-
How the Army’s center for maneuver warfighting is linking lethality to training and equipment
Getting back to basics while incorporating new tech and techniques are part of the center’s focus.
-
Here’s how the Army continues to expand its reach in the Indo-Pacific
The command has long covered a vast territory but with recent changes, it’s gotten even bigger.
-
Major changes for small arms are on the way with the Army’s SAW replacement
Five companies have until June to submit their prototypes.
-
Taking infantry to the ‘next level’: This task force is working to make it happen
In less than a year, a new task force formed at the direction of the Pentagon’s most senior leaders is pushing key equipment programs and putting personnel policies under a microscope — all to take close combat units to the “next level” of war-fighting overmatch.
-
Check out the upgrades on the way for this 7.62 mm machine gun
An adjustable buttstock and check weld will help soldiers find the right fit when firing.
-
This military grade pistol is now available for civilian purchase
The handgun has many of the same features of its civilian version but with some significant upgrades.
-
From the Pentagon to Fort Bragg to Syria, training is the lethal difference for today’s troops
Changing unit structures can help make existing forces more lethal.
-
Five questions with US Army Europe
From gear to troops, Europe is getting new equipment and more soldiers.
-
This new approach to powering the soldier could transform capabilities
By powering all devices and using one processor, Army officials think the move could streamline and lighten kit for the individual soldier.
-
Big training changes are here — and more are coming for combat arms soldiers
The training extension is here for infantry and coming soon to armor, engineer and the rest of ground combat.
-
How the Army’s center for maneuver warfighting is linking lethality to training and equipment
Getting back to basics while incorporating new tech and techniques are part of the center’s focus.
-
Here’s how the Army continues to expand its reach in the Indo-Pacific
The command has long covered a vast territory but with recent changes, it’s gotten even bigger.
-
Major changes for small arms are on the way with the Army’s SAW replacement
Five companies have until June to submit their prototypes.
-
Taking infantry to the ‘next level’: This task force is working to make it happen
In less than a year, a new task force formed at the direction of the Pentagon’s most senior leaders is pushing key equipment programs and putting personnel policies under a microscope — all to take close combat units to the “next level” of war-fighting overmatch.
