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Aiming? Identifying targets? This system will do everything but pull the trigger.
The AIMLOCK system is part of an Army program to use computers to auto-correct small arms fire while dismounted or from a vehicle, boat or aircraft.
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The Army is working on big changes to your annual rifle qualification
The Army’s rifle qualification course could become more realistic and challenging for soldiers across the force if a series of proposed changes is approved by senior Army leaders, Army Times has learned.
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Drone swarm tactics get tryout for infantry to use in urban battlespace
DARPA holds competitions among innovators to push the technology forward for light infantry units.
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Watch: Soldiers shoot the Army’s new handgun for the first time
The 101st Airborne Division is the first unit in the Army to receive the service’s new M17 handgun, and soldiers didn’t waste any time testing it out.
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New in 2018: Army looks to add a light tank to its formations
As future war planning shifts to confront near-peer threats, Army leaders are looking at their ground combat formations and seeing something missing — a light tank.
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New in 2018: Army to issue new body armor to soldiers
Soldiers will receive new body armor for the first time in a decade.
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New in 2018: Army pushes forward on multidomain battle, new way to fight
First unveiled in 2016, the Army continues to hone its concepts for multidomain battle.
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New in 2018: Army to field new fires targeting system
The Joint Effects Targeting System or JETS is scheduled for fielding to forward observers in late 2018. The system increases accuracy and speed in day, night and inclement weather conditions.
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New in 2018: Army rolling out new handgun across the force
The handgun that will replace the M9 sidearm that soldiers have carried for more than 30 years will be rolling out to units in 2018.
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Iraq declared victory over ISIS. But the fight isn’t over.
Top civilian and miltitary leaders said U.S. and coalition troops must shift their focus to recovery and stability as forces defeat ISIS fighters and regain territory.
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Aiming? Identifying targets? This system will do everything but pull the trigger.
The AIMLOCK system is part of an Army program to use computers to auto-correct small arms fire while dismounted or from a vehicle, boat or aircraft.
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The Army is working on big changes to your annual rifle qualification
The Army’s rifle qualification course could become more realistic and challenging for soldiers across the force if a series of proposed changes is approved by senior Army leaders, Army Times has learned.
-
Drone swarm tactics get tryout for infantry to use in urban battlespace
DARPA holds competitions among innovators to push the technology forward for light infantry units.
-
Watch: Soldiers shoot the Army’s new handgun for the first time
The 101st Airborne Division is the first unit in the Army to receive the service’s new M17 handgun, and soldiers didn’t waste any time testing it out.
-
New in 2018: Army looks to add a light tank to its formations
As future war planning shifts to confront near-peer threats, Army leaders are looking at their ground combat formations and seeing something missing — a light tank.
-
New in 2018: Army to issue new body armor to soldiers
Soldiers will receive new body armor for the first time in a decade.
-
New in 2018: Army pushes forward on multidomain battle, new way to fight
First unveiled in 2016, the Army continues to hone its concepts for multidomain battle.
-
New in 2018: Army to field new fires targeting system
The Joint Effects Targeting System or JETS is scheduled for fielding to forward observers in late 2018. The system increases accuracy and speed in day, night and inclement weather conditions.
-
New in 2018: Army rolling out new handgun across the force
The handgun that will replace the M9 sidearm that soldiers have carried for more than 30 years will be rolling out to units in 2018.
-
Iraq declared victory over ISIS. But the fight isn’t over.
Top civilian and miltitary leaders said U.S. and coalition troops must shift their focus to recovery and stability as forces defeat ISIS fighters and regain territory.
-
Aiming? Identifying targets? This system will do everything but pull the trigger.
The AIMLOCK system is part of an Army program to use computers to auto-correct small arms fire while dismounted or from a vehicle, boat or aircraft.
-
The Army is working on big changes to your annual rifle qualification
The Army’s rifle qualification course could become more realistic and challenging for soldiers across the force if a series of proposed changes is approved by senior Army leaders, Army Times has learned.
-
Drone swarm tactics get tryout for infantry to use in urban battlespace
DARPA holds competitions among innovators to push the technology forward for light infantry units.
-
Watch: Soldiers shoot the Army’s new handgun for the first time
The 101st Airborne Division is the first unit in the Army to receive the service’s new M17 handgun, and soldiers didn’t waste any time testing it out.
-
New in 2018: Army looks to add a light tank to its formations
As future war planning shifts to confront near-peer threats, Army leaders are looking at their ground combat formations and seeing something missing — a light tank.
-
New in 2018: Army to issue new body armor to soldiers
Soldiers will receive new body armor for the first time in a decade.
-
New in 2018: Army pushes forward on multidomain battle, new way to fight
First unveiled in 2016, the Army continues to hone its concepts for multidomain battle.
-
New in 2018: Army to field new fires targeting system
The Joint Effects Targeting System or JETS is scheduled for fielding to forward observers in late 2018. The system increases accuracy and speed in day, night and inclement weather conditions.
-
New in 2018: Army rolling out new handgun across the force
The handgun that will replace the M9 sidearm that soldiers have carried for more than 30 years will be rolling out to units in 2018.
-
Iraq declared victory over ISIS. But the fight isn’t over.
Top civilian and miltitary leaders said U.S. and coalition troops must shift their focus to recovery and stability as forces defeat ISIS fighters and regain territory.
