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Army awards contract for improved 84 mm anti-tank rifle
This latest version of the “Carl Gustaf” is almost three inches shorter and a third lighter than its predecessor.
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Rakkasans’ Afghanistan deployment could be blueprint for troops heading there next
The way the soldiers were deployed likely is going to be what future deployments will look like for soldiers going to Afghanistan.
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Retired two-star, charged with raping a minor, faces accuser in military court
The Article 32 hearing took place Saturday at Fort Meade, Maryland.
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Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
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Marines want 11,000 Infantry Automatic Rifles to replace M4 in every infantry squad
Marines are requesting 11,000 M27 Infantry Automatic Rifles from Heckler & Koch.
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US Army Corps of Engineers contractor pleads guilty to taking bribes
A former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contractor has pleaded guilty to taking $320,000 in bribes while overseeing an $8.1 million Afghan construction project.
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Psychedelic goggles will help soldiers see invisible battle space
Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.
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Army ups production requirements for short-term M4 replacement — in 7.62 mm
The request is specifically to meet a “potential gap in the capability of ground forces and infantry to penetrate body armor using existing ammunition.”
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The civilian version of the Army’s new handgun is having firing problems
In recent weeks, both the Dallas Police Department and the Stamford Police Department in Connecticut have suspended use of their issued Sig Sauer P320 sidearm, the civilian equivalent of the Army’s recently adopted XM17.
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New device could lighten load for Marines
A new device idea would have supplies at Marines’ fingertips, not on their backs.
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Army awards contract for improved 84 mm anti-tank rifle
This latest version of the “Carl Gustaf” is almost three inches shorter and a third lighter than its predecessor.
-
Rakkasans’ Afghanistan deployment could be blueprint for troops heading there next
The way the soldiers were deployed likely is going to be what future deployments will look like for soldiers going to Afghanistan.
-
Retired two-star, charged with raping a minor, faces accuser in military court
The Article 32 hearing took place Saturday at Fort Meade, Maryland.
-
Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
-
Marines want 11,000 Infantry Automatic Rifles to replace M4 in every infantry squad
Marines are requesting 11,000 M27 Infantry Automatic Rifles from Heckler & Koch.
-
US Army Corps of Engineers contractor pleads guilty to taking bribes
A former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contractor has pleaded guilty to taking $320,000 in bribes while overseeing an $8.1 million Afghan construction project.
-
Psychedelic goggles will help soldiers see invisible battle space
Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.
-
Army ups production requirements for short-term M4 replacement — in 7.62 mm
The request is specifically to meet a “potential gap in the capability of ground forces and infantry to penetrate body armor using existing ammunition.”
-
The civilian version of the Army’s new handgun is having firing problems
In recent weeks, both the Dallas Police Department and the Stamford Police Department in Connecticut have suspended use of their issued Sig Sauer P320 sidearm, the civilian equivalent of the Army’s recently adopted XM17.
-
New device could lighten load for Marines
A new device idea would have supplies at Marines’ fingertips, not on their backs.
-
Army awards contract for improved 84 mm anti-tank rifle
This latest version of the “Carl Gustaf” is almost three inches shorter and a third lighter than its predecessor.
-
Rakkasans’ Afghanistan deployment could be blueprint for troops heading there next
The way the soldiers were deployed likely is going to be what future deployments will look like for soldiers going to Afghanistan.
-
Retired two-star, charged with raping a minor, faces accuser in military court
The Article 32 hearing took place Saturday at Fort Meade, Maryland.
-
Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
-
Marines want 11,000 Infantry Automatic Rifles to replace M4 in every infantry squad
Marines are requesting 11,000 M27 Infantry Automatic Rifles from Heckler & Koch.
-
US Army Corps of Engineers contractor pleads guilty to taking bribes
A former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contractor has pleaded guilty to taking $320,000 in bribes while overseeing an $8.1 million Afghan construction project.
-
Psychedelic goggles will help soldiers see invisible battle space
Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.
-
Army ups production requirements for short-term M4 replacement — in 7.62 mm
The request is specifically to meet a “potential gap in the capability of ground forces and infantry to penetrate body armor using existing ammunition.”
-
The civilian version of the Army’s new handgun is having firing problems
In recent weeks, both the Dallas Police Department and the Stamford Police Department in Connecticut have suspended use of their issued Sig Sauer P320 sidearm, the civilian equivalent of the Army’s recently adopted XM17.
-
New device could lighten load for Marines
A new device idea would have supplies at Marines’ fingertips, not on their backs.
