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Reactivated unit gives 82nd Airborne an armored component that packs a Marine Corps-style punch
The new unit revives a legacy of airborne armor that lasted through most of the Cold War.
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Despite rumblings of a coup, US military remains focused on humanitarian assistance in Venezuelan crisis
President Trump floated the idea and has had officials meet with dissidents to look at coup options.
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New Army research institute will focus on soldier and squad performance
The lab will combine efforts of multiple laboratories that work on soldier performance.
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Army’s detailed Iraq war study remains unpublished years after completion
The study highlights key mistakes made by top generals early in the war.
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New optic needed for machine gun, .50 caliber and automatic grenade launcher
Officials want the optic to help shooters find and hit the target faster.
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These soldiers laid out battlefield problems they hope robots can fix
An array of events, from new small robots to mule-like systems being tested, will inform how the Army moves forward with robots.
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New virtual marksmanship and squad immersive trainers are headed to dozens of Army locations next year
From marksmanship to squads, vehicles and an all-encompassing battlefield, the Army is overhauling simulations and training.
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This new helmet offers greater protection, options at a lighter weight
The F70 helmet can also accommodate Peltor hearing devices and additional facial protection.
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This advanced night vision goggle is headed to Army and Marine units sooner than you think
An early version of the capability, ENVG-III, will be fielded in the coming months, followed later next year by the ENVG-B.
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The Army’s next tank might not be a tank at all
While the Bradley replacement is the next priority for new vehicles, the tank is only five years away.
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Reactivated unit gives 82nd Airborne an armored component that packs a Marine Corps-style punch
The new unit revives a legacy of airborne armor that lasted through most of the Cold War.
-
Despite rumblings of a coup, US military remains focused on humanitarian assistance in Venezuelan crisis
President Trump floated the idea and has had officials meet with dissidents to look at coup options.
-
New Army research institute will focus on soldier and squad performance
The lab will combine efforts of multiple laboratories that work on soldier performance.
-
Army’s detailed Iraq war study remains unpublished years after completion
The study highlights key mistakes made by top generals early in the war.
-
New optic needed for machine gun, .50 caliber and automatic grenade launcher
Officials want the optic to help shooters find and hit the target faster.
-
These soldiers laid out battlefield problems they hope robots can fix
An array of events, from new small robots to mule-like systems being tested, will inform how the Army moves forward with robots.
-
New virtual marksmanship and squad immersive trainers are headed to dozens of Army locations next year
From marksmanship to squads, vehicles and an all-encompassing battlefield, the Army is overhauling simulations and training.
-
This new helmet offers greater protection, options at a lighter weight
The F70 helmet can also accommodate Peltor hearing devices and additional facial protection.
-
This advanced night vision goggle is headed to Army and Marine units sooner than you think
An early version of the capability, ENVG-III, will be fielded in the coming months, followed later next year by the ENVG-B.
-
The Army’s next tank might not be a tank at all
While the Bradley replacement is the next priority for new vehicles, the tank is only five years away.
-
Reactivated unit gives 82nd Airborne an armored component that packs a Marine Corps-style punch
The new unit revives a legacy of airborne armor that lasted through most of the Cold War.
-
Despite rumblings of a coup, US military remains focused on humanitarian assistance in Venezuelan crisis
President Trump floated the idea and has had officials meet with dissidents to look at coup options.
-
New Army research institute will focus on soldier and squad performance
The lab will combine efforts of multiple laboratories that work on soldier performance.
-
Army’s detailed Iraq war study remains unpublished years after completion
The study highlights key mistakes made by top generals early in the war.
-
New optic needed for machine gun, .50 caliber and automatic grenade launcher
Officials want the optic to help shooters find and hit the target faster.
-
These soldiers laid out battlefield problems they hope robots can fix
An array of events, from new small robots to mule-like systems being tested, will inform how the Army moves forward with robots.
-
New virtual marksmanship and squad immersive trainers are headed to dozens of Army locations next year
From marksmanship to squads, vehicles and an all-encompassing battlefield, the Army is overhauling simulations and training.
-
This new helmet offers greater protection, options at a lighter weight
The F70 helmet can also accommodate Peltor hearing devices and additional facial protection.
-
This advanced night vision goggle is headed to Army and Marine units sooner than you think
An early version of the capability, ENVG-III, will be fielded in the coming months, followed later next year by the ENVG-B.
-
The Army’s next tank might not be a tank at all
While the Bradley replacement is the next priority for new vehicles, the tank is only five years away.
