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NFL saluting Medal of Honor recipients at Super Bowl coin toss
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
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The Army needs a holster for its new handgun — and this company is standing by to make it
The holster company that now provides the holster for the Army’s newest handgun is ready for round two of development. The next holster will need to fit the gun plus whatever accessories the Army chooses.
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These new non-lethal options can help troops fighting in cities
The call for increased lethality is being heard across all of the services, but there are still missions that need a non-lethal touch.
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Longtime military optics maker unveils new scope for Army snipers
The Leupold Mark V rifle scope is a new and improved version on the Mark IV family of scopes the company has made to meet the needs of military snipers for decades.
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This laser and light combo could find its way onto the Army’s new handgun
The Army is testing prototypes of the cominbation laser/light aiming device for its new M17 9mm handgun. LaserMax Defense expects to ship 100 of the devices to the Army for further testing later this year.
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Could the M27 solve some small arms problems for the Army, Marines?
The M27 is being issued to all members of the Marine infantry squad instead of the M4. But subtle changes to the rifle could also solve small arms problems for both the Army and Marine Corps.
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Will the Army pick a bullpup for its new rifle? Several gun makers have solutions if it does.
As Army leaders look to the service’s next standard issue rifle or carbine, a lot of options are on the table.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Why making the perfect suppressor for troops is harder than it sounds
Integrated suppressors are in the future for soldiers and Marines. Some companies have already developed them.
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This drum mag could be the answer for Marine IAR gunners who need to pour on the fire
The Marine Corps has been reportedly testing a new high-capacity magazine for infantrymen carrying the M27 IAR.
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NFL saluting Medal of Honor recipients at Super Bowl coin toss
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
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The Army needs a holster for its new handgun — and this company is standing by to make it
The holster company that now provides the holster for the Army’s newest handgun is ready for round two of development. The next holster will need to fit the gun plus whatever accessories the Army chooses.
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These new non-lethal options can help troops fighting in cities
The call for increased lethality is being heard across all of the services, but there are still missions that need a non-lethal touch.
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Longtime military optics maker unveils new scope for Army snipers
The Leupold Mark V rifle scope is a new and improved version on the Mark IV family of scopes the company has made to meet the needs of military snipers for decades.
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This laser and light combo could find its way onto the Army’s new handgun
The Army is testing prototypes of the cominbation laser/light aiming device for its new M17 9mm handgun. LaserMax Defense expects to ship 100 of the devices to the Army for further testing later this year.
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Could the M27 solve some small arms problems for the Army, Marines?
The M27 is being issued to all members of the Marine infantry squad instead of the M4. But subtle changes to the rifle could also solve small arms problems for both the Army and Marine Corps.
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Will the Army pick a bullpup for its new rifle? Several gun makers have solutions if it does.
As Army leaders look to the service’s next standard issue rifle or carbine, a lot of options are on the table.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Why making the perfect suppressor for troops is harder than it sounds
Integrated suppressors are in the future for soldiers and Marines. Some companies have already developed them.
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This drum mag could be the answer for Marine IAR gunners who need to pour on the fire
The Marine Corps has been reportedly testing a new high-capacity magazine for infantrymen carrying the M27 IAR.
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NFL saluting Medal of Honor recipients at Super Bowl coin toss
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
-
The Army needs a holster for its new handgun — and this company is standing by to make it
The holster company that now provides the holster for the Army’s newest handgun is ready for round two of development. The next holster will need to fit the gun plus whatever accessories the Army chooses.
-
These new non-lethal options can help troops fighting in cities
The call for increased lethality is being heard across all of the services, but there are still missions that need a non-lethal touch.
-
Longtime military optics maker unveils new scope for Army snipers
The Leupold Mark V rifle scope is a new and improved version on the Mark IV family of scopes the company has made to meet the needs of military snipers for decades.
-
This laser and light combo could find its way onto the Army’s new handgun
The Army is testing prototypes of the cominbation laser/light aiming device for its new M17 9mm handgun. LaserMax Defense expects to ship 100 of the devices to the Army for further testing later this year.
-
Could the M27 solve some small arms problems for the Army, Marines?
The M27 is being issued to all members of the Marine infantry squad instead of the M4. But subtle changes to the rifle could also solve small arms problems for both the Army and Marine Corps.
-
Will the Army pick a bullpup for its new rifle? Several gun makers have solutions if it does.
As Army leaders look to the service’s next standard issue rifle or carbine, a lot of options are on the table.
-
Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Why making the perfect suppressor for troops is harder than it sounds
Integrated suppressors are in the future for soldiers and Marines. Some companies have already developed them.
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This drum mag could be the answer for Marine IAR gunners who need to pour on the fire
The Marine Corps has been reportedly testing a new high-capacity magazine for infantrymen carrying the M27 IAR.
