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Shovel or RPG? Army upgrades will help scouts better identify targets
A surveillance system that came into the Defense Department’s inventory at the outbreak of the Iraq War is set to see major upgrades that will help scouts better identify targets and conceal themselves when finding what to shoot.
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Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
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The Army is putting cyber, electronic warfare teams in its BCTs
Soldiers with Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities Teams provide support to brigade combat team commanders, giving them tailored capability in training and on deployment.
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Army says ‘no thanks’ to Marine M27, opting instead to build its own rifle
Army leaders are building a Next Generation Squad Weapon rather than field the M27, a rifle Marines have adopted as their Squad Automatic Weapon replacement and as a designated marksman rifle.
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Precision kits will help Army artillery rounds hit targets without GPS
A new contract aims to meet the Army’s goals of greater range, accuracy and lethality for its long-range fires.
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Army issues new skis, gear for soldiers training to fight in the cold
Soldiers have known for generations that it’s cold at Fort Drum, New York. But now that the Army has made it official, soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division are fielding new gear and hosting major training events to improve their ability to fight when it freezes.
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The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
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The Army’s Paladin howitzers could get their first major upgrade in years
Soldiers are test-firing an upgraded Paladin artillery system, the first major change to the weapon system since it was fielded in the mid-1990s.
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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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Shovel or RPG? Army upgrades will help scouts better identify targets
A surveillance system that came into the Defense Department’s inventory at the outbreak of the Iraq War is set to see major upgrades that will help scouts better identify targets and conceal themselves when finding what to shoot.
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Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
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The Army is putting cyber, electronic warfare teams in its BCTs
Soldiers with Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities Teams provide support to brigade combat team commanders, giving them tailored capability in training and on deployment.
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Army says ‘no thanks’ to Marine M27, opting instead to build its own rifle
Army leaders are building a Next Generation Squad Weapon rather than field the M27, a rifle Marines have adopted as their Squad Automatic Weapon replacement and as a designated marksman rifle.
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Precision kits will help Army artillery rounds hit targets without GPS
A new contract aims to meet the Army’s goals of greater range, accuracy and lethality for its long-range fires.
-
Army issues new skis, gear for soldiers training to fight in the cold
Soldiers have known for generations that it’s cold at Fort Drum, New York. But now that the Army has made it official, soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division are fielding new gear and hosting major training events to improve their ability to fight when it freezes.
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The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
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The Army’s Paladin howitzers could get their first major upgrade in years
Soldiers are test-firing an upgraded Paladin artillery system, the first major change to the weapon system since it was fielded in the mid-1990s.
-
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.
-
Shovel or RPG? Army upgrades will help scouts better identify targets
A surveillance system that came into the Defense Department’s inventory at the outbreak of the Iraq War is set to see major upgrades that will help scouts better identify targets and conceal themselves when finding what to shoot.
-
Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
-
The Army is putting cyber, electronic warfare teams in its BCTs
Soldiers with Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities Teams provide support to brigade combat team commanders, giving them tailored capability in training and on deployment.
-
Army says ‘no thanks’ to Marine M27, opting instead to build its own rifle
Army leaders are building a Next Generation Squad Weapon rather than field the M27, a rifle Marines have adopted as their Squad Automatic Weapon replacement and as a designated marksman rifle.
-
Precision kits will help Army artillery rounds hit targets without GPS
A new contract aims to meet the Army’s goals of greater range, accuracy and lethality for its long-range fires.
-
Army issues new skis, gear for soldiers training to fight in the cold
Soldiers have known for generations that it’s cold at Fort Drum, New York. But now that the Army has made it official, soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division are fielding new gear and hosting major training events to improve their ability to fight when it freezes.
-
The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
-
The Army’s Paladin howitzers could get their first major upgrade in years
Soldiers are test-firing an upgraded Paladin artillery system, the first major change to the weapon system since it was fielded in the mid-1990s.
-
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.
