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Company offers lighter, more versatile cartridge, machine guns and carbine
The company that developed both weapons and cartridges to reduce soldier load by about 40 percent now has machine guns in both 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm and a new carbine that fires a round never used across the U.S. military.
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Advanced training simulators needed across the Army, at every level
The Army’s inventory of training simulators is outmoded and too old, a top general says.
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Army researchers are building can’t-miss rifle optics
Army researchers are working on four current programs geared toward making it so future shooters can’t miss.
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How Army Special Operations Command is paving the way for the next decade
There is a place in the mix for both conventional forces and special operations forces. The key is matching the balance to the mission, the commander of U.S. Army Special Operations Command said.
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In the face of Russian aggression, NATO’s battle groups are in place, learning in Europe
A year after NATO leaders agreed to increase their forces on the eastern edge of Europe, multiple battle groups are in place in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
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The Army must better protect installations from enemy sabotage, leaders say
Army installations are already a front on the modern battlefield, and they need new protections and technology to keep enemies from sabotaging soldiers before they even reach the fight.
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The Army’s combat training centers must adapt more quickly to real-time battlefield threats
The Army’s combat training centers must implement real-time battlefield threats into pre-deployment training more quickly and cheaply, senior leaders said.
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The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
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Army wants missiles, rockets and artillery that fire farther and deliver more punch
Army researchers expect to deliver cannons and missiles that can shoot farther, more accurately and with more lethality, beginning with extended-range projectiles, next year.
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Company offers lighter, more versatile cartridge, machine guns and carbine
The company that developed both weapons and cartridges to reduce soldier load by about 40 percent now has machine guns in both 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm and a new carbine that fires a round never used across the U.S. military.
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5 reasons the Army can’t replicate Silicon Valley
The Army acknowledges these serious deficiencies.
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Advanced training simulators needed across the Army, at every level
The Army’s inventory of training simulators is outmoded and too old, a top general says.
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Army researchers are building can’t-miss rifle optics
Army researchers are working on four current programs geared toward making it so future shooters can’t miss.
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How Army Special Operations Command is paving the way for the next decade
There is a place in the mix for both conventional forces and special operations forces. The key is matching the balance to the mission, the commander of U.S. Army Special Operations Command said.
-
In the face of Russian aggression, NATO’s battle groups are in place, learning in Europe
A year after NATO leaders agreed to increase their forces on the eastern edge of Europe, multiple battle groups are in place in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
-
The Army must better protect installations from enemy sabotage, leaders say
Army installations are already a front on the modern battlefield, and they need new protections and technology to keep enemies from sabotaging soldiers before they even reach the fight.
-
The Army’s combat training centers must adapt more quickly to real-time battlefield threats
The Army’s combat training centers must implement real-time battlefield threats into pre-deployment training more quickly and cheaply, senior leaders said.
-
The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
-
Army wants missiles, rockets and artillery that fire farther and deliver more punch
Army researchers expect to deliver cannons and missiles that can shoot farther, more accurately and with more lethality, beginning with extended-range projectiles, next year.
-
Company offers lighter, more versatile cartridge, machine guns and carbine
The company that developed both weapons and cartridges to reduce soldier load by about 40 percent now has machine guns in both 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm and a new carbine that fires a round never used across the U.S. military.
-
5 reasons the Army can’t replicate Silicon Valley
The Army acknowledges these serious deficiencies.
-
Advanced training simulators needed across the Army, at every level
The Army’s inventory of training simulators is outmoded and too old, a top general says.
-
Army researchers are building can’t-miss rifle optics
Army researchers are working on four current programs geared toward making it so future shooters can’t miss.
-
How Army Special Operations Command is paving the way for the next decade
There is a place in the mix for both conventional forces and special operations forces. The key is matching the balance to the mission, the commander of U.S. Army Special Operations Command said.
-
In the face of Russian aggression, NATO’s battle groups are in place, learning in Europe
A year after NATO leaders agreed to increase their forces on the eastern edge of Europe, multiple battle groups are in place in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
-
The Army must better protect installations from enemy sabotage, leaders say
Army installations are already a front on the modern battlefield, and they need new protections and technology to keep enemies from sabotaging soldiers before they even reach the fight.
-
The Army’s combat training centers must adapt more quickly to real-time battlefield threats
The Army’s combat training centers must implement real-time battlefield threats into pre-deployment training more quickly and cheaply, senior leaders said.
-
The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
-
Army wants missiles, rockets and artillery that fire farther and deliver more punch
Army researchers expect to deliver cannons and missiles that can shoot farther, more accurately and with more lethality, beginning with extended-range projectiles, next year.
