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New Army performance bar could protect soldiers’ bone health
Researchers are tracking 4,000 soldiers from boot camp through their initial enlistments to see if the bar helps prevent bone injuries.
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Pilots test new digital displays in Black Hawk helicopters to replace decades-old analog controls
The prototype tests will inform an operational test and evaluation of the upgraded Black Hawk in late 2019.
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Want a surplus Army 1911 pistol? Better mail those order forms now
The original quantity for release was 10,000 but has since been reduced to 8,000 pistols.
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Can soldiers use their own movement, marching to charge the batteries they carry? The Army’s working on it
They’re looking at a variety of ways from solar, to ruck sack frames, to movement of a soldier’s legs to charge batteries that weigh down troops.
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The Army is extending training for thousands of new soldiers. Here’s who’s affected.
The changes are being made to ensure soldiers show up to their units combat deployable from day one.
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Space Force? Tell it to these soldiers who are already working in space operations
The battalion deploys teams with Army divisions to better integrate space assets on the battlefield.
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Marines want electroshock rounds to fire from standard weapons
The rounds would give Marines a way to stun at a distance using conventional weapons.
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No more exposure: This forward unit is getting an upgrade that lets Strykers fire missiles remotely
The system lets shooters fire the missile from the confines of the vehicle instead of sending dismounted troops outside to shoot down threats.
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The Army’s looking at robots, and this Venus Flytrap-like system has caught its eye
A variety of new ways to use robots are being showcased to Army officials at the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia.
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The Army is looking for a new all-around vehicle that can swim, climb and charge through snow
The new vehicle will have to perform all the tasks of the old one and more.
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New Army performance bar could protect soldiers’ bone health
Researchers are tracking 4,000 soldiers from boot camp through their initial enlistments to see if the bar helps prevent bone injuries.
-
Pilots test new digital displays in Black Hawk helicopters to replace decades-old analog controls
The prototype tests will inform an operational test and evaluation of the upgraded Black Hawk in late 2019.
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Want a surplus Army 1911 pistol? Better mail those order forms now
The original quantity for release was 10,000 but has since been reduced to 8,000 pistols.
-
Can soldiers use their own movement, marching to charge the batteries they carry? The Army’s working on it
They’re looking at a variety of ways from solar, to ruck sack frames, to movement of a soldier’s legs to charge batteries that weigh down troops.
-
The Army is extending training for thousands of new soldiers. Here’s who’s affected.
The changes are being made to ensure soldiers show up to their units combat deployable from day one.
-
Space Force? Tell it to these soldiers who are already working in space operations
The battalion deploys teams with Army divisions to better integrate space assets on the battlefield.
-
Marines want electroshock rounds to fire from standard weapons
The rounds would give Marines a way to stun at a distance using conventional weapons.
-
No more exposure: This forward unit is getting an upgrade that lets Strykers fire missiles remotely
The system lets shooters fire the missile from the confines of the vehicle instead of sending dismounted troops outside to shoot down threats.
-
The Army’s looking at robots, and this Venus Flytrap-like system has caught its eye
A variety of new ways to use robots are being showcased to Army officials at the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia.
-
The Army is looking for a new all-around vehicle that can swim, climb and charge through snow
The new vehicle will have to perform all the tasks of the old one and more.
-
New Army performance bar could protect soldiers’ bone health
Researchers are tracking 4,000 soldiers from boot camp through their initial enlistments to see if the bar helps prevent bone injuries.
-
Pilots test new digital displays in Black Hawk helicopters to replace decades-old analog controls
The prototype tests will inform an operational test and evaluation of the upgraded Black Hawk in late 2019.
-
Want a surplus Army 1911 pistol? Better mail those order forms now
The original quantity for release was 10,000 but has since been reduced to 8,000 pistols.
-
Can soldiers use their own movement, marching to charge the batteries they carry? The Army’s working on it
They’re looking at a variety of ways from solar, to ruck sack frames, to movement of a soldier’s legs to charge batteries that weigh down troops.
-
The Army is extending training for thousands of new soldiers. Here’s who’s affected.
The changes are being made to ensure soldiers show up to their units combat deployable from day one.
-
Space Force? Tell it to these soldiers who are already working in space operations
The battalion deploys teams with Army divisions to better integrate space assets on the battlefield.
-
Marines want electroshock rounds to fire from standard weapons
The rounds would give Marines a way to stun at a distance using conventional weapons.
-
No more exposure: This forward unit is getting an upgrade that lets Strykers fire missiles remotely
The system lets shooters fire the missile from the confines of the vehicle instead of sending dismounted troops outside to shoot down threats.
-
The Army’s looking at robots, and this Venus Flytrap-like system has caught its eye
A variety of new ways to use robots are being showcased to Army officials at the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia.
-
The Army is looking for a new all-around vehicle that can swim, climb and charge through snow
The new vehicle will have to perform all the tasks of the old one and more.
