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Future infantry might not need humans
Leading thinkers in technology and warfare picture a transformed infantry in future battles where humans are distant, if not entirely removed, from the fighting.
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New night vision means soldiers can shoot around corners
A new night vision and weapon camera system allows shooters to fire around corners without exposing themselves and eliminates the dead time between seeing a target and firing when using night vision goggles.
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Acting secretary: Army needs to send funding message, fix asset ‘mismatch’
One of the great challenges facing Army leaders is conveying the precarious situation the Army faces after years of budget sequestration, repeated continuing resolutions and 16 years of sustained combat deployments, the service’s acting secretary said this week.
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Warfighters will be machines in concept of future battlefield
The future battlefield will likely contain autonomous robots, lasers and countless drones but beyond the equipment that grabs everyone’s attention at least one military leader says a framework for how to fight in that new arena is what’s most important.
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Bringing back the draft
Is it time to end the more than four-decade experiment of the all-volunteer armed forces and reinstate conscription?
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Audit: Army wasted $53.6 million in commercial transport contracts
The Army wasted $53.6 million over six years because officials mismanaged commercial transport contracts that were used to move equipment throughout the Middle East, according to a recently released audit.
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Report: Army improperly tracked sarin, other chemical agents
Officials at an Army chemical and biological storage and testing facility did not follow protocols while tracking inventories of sarin, a dangerous nerve agent, according to a recent inspector general report.
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The new stealth infantry: How suppressors will change battlefield tactics
The Army and Marine Corps are both interested in expanding the use of suppressors.
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These soldiers and Marines will be the first to get the military’s newest combat vehicle
Soldiers in the 10th Mountain Division and Marines in the II Marine Expeditionary Force will be among the first to receive the military’s new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
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Army is looking for a new 7.62mm rifle
The Army is scouting out an off-the-shelf, interim rifle in 7.62mm.
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Future infantry might not need humans
Leading thinkers in technology and warfare picture a transformed infantry in future battles where humans are distant, if not entirely removed, from the fighting.
-
New night vision means soldiers can shoot around corners
A new night vision and weapon camera system allows shooters to fire around corners without exposing themselves and eliminates the dead time between seeing a target and firing when using night vision goggles.
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Acting secretary: Army needs to send funding message, fix asset ‘mismatch’
One of the great challenges facing Army leaders is conveying the precarious situation the Army faces after years of budget sequestration, repeated continuing resolutions and 16 years of sustained combat deployments, the service’s acting secretary said this week.
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Warfighters will be machines in concept of future battlefield
The future battlefield will likely contain autonomous robots, lasers and countless drones but beyond the equipment that grabs everyone’s attention at least one military leader says a framework for how to fight in that new arena is what’s most important.
-
Bringing back the draft
Is it time to end the more than four-decade experiment of the all-volunteer armed forces and reinstate conscription?
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Audit: Army wasted $53.6 million in commercial transport contracts
The Army wasted $53.6 million over six years because officials mismanaged commercial transport contracts that were used to move equipment throughout the Middle East, according to a recently released audit.
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Report: Army improperly tracked sarin, other chemical agents
Officials at an Army chemical and biological storage and testing facility did not follow protocols while tracking inventories of sarin, a dangerous nerve agent, according to a recent inspector general report.
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The new stealth infantry: How suppressors will change battlefield tactics
The Army and Marine Corps are both interested in expanding the use of suppressors.
-
These soldiers and Marines will be the first to get the military’s newest combat vehicle
Soldiers in the 10th Mountain Division and Marines in the II Marine Expeditionary Force will be among the first to receive the military’s new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
-
Army is looking for a new 7.62mm rifle
The Army is scouting out an off-the-shelf, interim rifle in 7.62mm.
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Future infantry might not need humans
Leading thinkers in technology and warfare picture a transformed infantry in future battles where humans are distant, if not entirely removed, from the fighting.
-
New night vision means soldiers can shoot around corners
A new night vision and weapon camera system allows shooters to fire around corners without exposing themselves and eliminates the dead time between seeing a target and firing when using night vision goggles.
-
Acting secretary: Army needs to send funding message, fix asset ‘mismatch’
One of the great challenges facing Army leaders is conveying the precarious situation the Army faces after years of budget sequestration, repeated continuing resolutions and 16 years of sustained combat deployments, the service’s acting secretary said this week.
-
Warfighters will be machines in concept of future battlefield
The future battlefield will likely contain autonomous robots, lasers and countless drones but beyond the equipment that grabs everyone’s attention at least one military leader says a framework for how to fight in that new arena is what’s most important.
-
Bringing back the draft
Is it time to end the more than four-decade experiment of the all-volunteer armed forces and reinstate conscription?
-
Audit: Army wasted $53.6 million in commercial transport contracts
The Army wasted $53.6 million over six years because officials mismanaged commercial transport contracts that were used to move equipment throughout the Middle East, according to a recently released audit.
-
Report: Army improperly tracked sarin, other chemical agents
Officials at an Army chemical and biological storage and testing facility did not follow protocols while tracking inventories of sarin, a dangerous nerve agent, according to a recent inspector general report.
-
The new stealth infantry: How suppressors will change battlefield tactics
The Army and Marine Corps are both interested in expanding the use of suppressors.
-
These soldiers and Marines will be the first to get the military’s newest combat vehicle
Soldiers in the 10th Mountain Division and Marines in the II Marine Expeditionary Force will be among the first to receive the military’s new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
-
Army is looking for a new 7.62mm rifle
The Army is scouting out an off-the-shelf, interim rifle in 7.62mm.
