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To prepare for urban warfare, soldiers train for chemical attack, mass disaster response in Detroit
This year’s planning will evolve into on-the-ground scenarios with various local, state and federal agencies over the next two years.
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300,000 troops, 900 tanks: It’s called the most massive Russian military exercise since the Cold War, and China’s role is growing
The upcoming exercise will be three times the size of last year’s closely watched drills and perhaps bigger than the Soviet Union’s largest training event.
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The Army’s sub gun program is still going, and here’s one of the submissions
Up to six companies will be able to submit their own prototypes for a sub compact, fully auto 9mm gun.
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Return of fires: How the Army is getting back to its big guns as it prepares for the near-peer fight
From guns to formations to soldiers, the Army is finding old and new ways to bring back some big firepower.
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After canceling the XM25, the Army looks to other options for battling concealed enemies
Work on airburst ammunition for 40mm rounds should fill the gap the XM25 was designed to meet.
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Army EOD soldiers will soon get a whole new kit — and new robots
Advanced payloads for new robots will give EOD techs better ways to identify and neutralize threats.
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Boot maker jailed for selling the military Chinese-made boots with ‘Made in the USA’ labels
The former president and CEO, along with two other top executives, received prison sentences.
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Retired admiral, Navy SEAL compares President Trump’s actions to McCarthy-era witch hunts
Admiral has been outspoken on Trump’s actions before, hitting him on media comments and Syria strike.
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Ditching PowerPoint: Here’s how these experts are looking to transform the way soldiers learn
Experts are looking at ways to revolutionize training for a more complex future battlefield.
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Pentagon to spend nearly $5M on Marine Corps mission in the Philippines
U.S. military assets, mostly special operations forces, continue to aid Philippine forces in hunting down ISIS.
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To prepare for urban warfare, soldiers train for chemical attack, mass disaster response in Detroit
This year’s planning will evolve into on-the-ground scenarios with various local, state and federal agencies over the next two years.
-
300,000 troops, 900 tanks: It’s called the most massive Russian military exercise since the Cold War, and China’s role is growing
The upcoming exercise will be three times the size of last year’s closely watched drills and perhaps bigger than the Soviet Union’s largest training event.
-
The Army’s sub gun program is still going, and here’s one of the submissions
Up to six companies will be able to submit their own prototypes for a sub compact, fully auto 9mm gun.
-
Return of fires: How the Army is getting back to its big guns as it prepares for the near-peer fight
From guns to formations to soldiers, the Army is finding old and new ways to bring back some big firepower.
-
After canceling the XM25, the Army looks to other options for battling concealed enemies
Work on airburst ammunition for 40mm rounds should fill the gap the XM25 was designed to meet.
-
Army EOD soldiers will soon get a whole new kit — and new robots
Advanced payloads for new robots will give EOD techs better ways to identify and neutralize threats.
-
Boot maker jailed for selling the military Chinese-made boots with ‘Made in the USA’ labels
The former president and CEO, along with two other top executives, received prison sentences.
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Retired admiral, Navy SEAL compares President Trump’s actions to McCarthy-era witch hunts
Admiral has been outspoken on Trump’s actions before, hitting him on media comments and Syria strike.
-
Ditching PowerPoint: Here’s how these experts are looking to transform the way soldiers learn
Experts are looking at ways to revolutionize training for a more complex future battlefield.
-
Pentagon to spend nearly $5M on Marine Corps mission in the Philippines
U.S. military assets, mostly special operations forces, continue to aid Philippine forces in hunting down ISIS.
-
To prepare for urban warfare, soldiers train for chemical attack, mass disaster response in Detroit
This year’s planning will evolve into on-the-ground scenarios with various local, state and federal agencies over the next two years.
-
300,000 troops, 900 tanks: It’s called the most massive Russian military exercise since the Cold War, and China’s role is growing
The upcoming exercise will be three times the size of last year’s closely watched drills and perhaps bigger than the Soviet Union’s largest training event.
-
The Army’s sub gun program is still going, and here’s one of the submissions
Up to six companies will be able to submit their own prototypes for a sub compact, fully auto 9mm gun.
-
Return of fires: How the Army is getting back to its big guns as it prepares for the near-peer fight
From guns to formations to soldiers, the Army is finding old and new ways to bring back some big firepower.
-
After canceling the XM25, the Army looks to other options for battling concealed enemies
Work on airburst ammunition for 40mm rounds should fill the gap the XM25 was designed to meet.
-
Army EOD soldiers will soon get a whole new kit — and new robots
Advanced payloads for new robots will give EOD techs better ways to identify and neutralize threats.
-
Boot maker jailed for selling the military Chinese-made boots with ‘Made in the USA’ labels
The former president and CEO, along with two other top executives, received prison sentences.
-
Retired admiral, Navy SEAL compares President Trump’s actions to McCarthy-era witch hunts
Admiral has been outspoken on Trump’s actions before, hitting him on media comments and Syria strike.
-
Ditching PowerPoint: Here’s how these experts are looking to transform the way soldiers learn
Experts are looking at ways to revolutionize training for a more complex future battlefield.
-
Pentagon to spend nearly $5M on Marine Corps mission in the Philippines
U.S. military assets, mostly special operations forces, continue to aid Philippine forces in hunting down ISIS.
