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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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Citing statute of limitations, military judge dismisses child rape charges against retired Army 2-star
An Army judge has cited the statute of limitations in dismissing six counts of child rape against retired Army Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene.
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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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Two Army brigade combat teams will get to test an autonomous robot vehicle this year
Two brigade combat teams will receive the Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport vehicle for testing this year. The vehicle is autonomous and can carry 1,000 pounds of gear for the infantry squad over certain terrain.
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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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Army’s all-in-one NVG will merge sighting, shooting, battlefield awareness
The Enhanced Night Vision-Binocular could be in soldiers’ hands this year.
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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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The Army general who redefined warfighting for soldiers retires after four decades in uniform
Gen. David Perkins began his military career as an armor officer fresh out of West Point. Over a 38-year career, he would become the leader who shaped a new way for the Army to look at warfare for decades to come.
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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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Citing statute of limitations, military judge dismisses child rape charges against retired Army 2-star
An Army judge has cited the statute of limitations in dismissing six counts of child rape against retired Army Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene.
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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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Two Army brigade combat teams will get to test an autonomous robot vehicle this year
Two brigade combat teams will receive the Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport vehicle for testing this year. The vehicle is autonomous and can carry 1,000 pounds of gear for the infantry squad over certain terrain.
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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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Army’s all-in-one NVG will merge sighting, shooting, battlefield awareness
The Enhanced Night Vision-Binocular could be in soldiers’ hands this year.
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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.
-
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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The Army general who redefined warfighting for soldiers retires after four decades in uniform
Gen. David Perkins began his military career as an armor officer fresh out of West Point. Over a 38-year career, he would become the leader who shaped a new way for the Army to look at warfare for decades to come.
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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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Citing statute of limitations, military judge dismisses child rape charges against retired Army 2-star
An Army judge has cited the statute of limitations in dismissing six counts of child rape against retired Army Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene.
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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.
-
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.
-
Two Army brigade combat teams will get to test an autonomous robot vehicle this year
Two brigade combat teams will receive the Squad Multipurpose Equipment Transport vehicle for testing this year. The vehicle is autonomous and can carry 1,000 pounds of gear for the infantry squad over certain terrain.
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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.
-
Army’s all-in-one NVG will merge sighting, shooting, battlefield awareness
The Enhanced Night Vision-Binocular could be in soldiers’ hands this year.
-
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.
-
The Army general who redefined warfighting for soldiers retires after four decades in uniform
Gen. David Perkins began his military career as an armor officer fresh out of West Point. Over a 38-year career, he would become the leader who shaped a new way for the Army to look at warfare for decades to come.
