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Half the crew, twice the firepower: How the Army looks to transform artillery
While the Army extends ranges and adds an autoloader, it also needs to figure out artillery resupply.
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Tech’s nice, but to fire artillery’s big guns soldiers must break out maps, charts and darts
Soldiers have to go through legacy training before they see new ways of firing.
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Soldiers will run a platoon attack of robot vehicles from a Bradley in a test
After next year’s event the Army plans to do a company-sized experiment by 2021.
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Airborne Rangers test new civilian rucksack designed for parachute operations
The Rangers used three different sizes of the ruck in their equipment load for the jump.
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Army training, weapons money aimed at countering Russia in North Macedonia
The Army is helping North Macedonia prepare for threat from Russia.
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Pentagon scientists are making talking plasma laser balls for use as non-lethal weapons
Sounds can now move through the laser frequencies, and developers expect a usable weapon in the next five years.
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New Army cyber gear for drones and teams test, protect units in another domain
For the first time the Army used cyber “red teams” to probe joint cyber defenses for the annual Saber Guardian exercises.
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Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
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Army Guard’s readiness model marches along with this California unit
The 79th IBCT enters year one of the five-year Sustainable Readiness Model for training. More is in store.
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Report: Military leaders must speak up to prevent another Afghanistan
Author recommends changes in military doctrine, planning and culture when working with civilian counterparts.
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Half the crew, twice the firepower: How the Army looks to transform artillery
While the Army extends ranges and adds an autoloader, it also needs to figure out artillery resupply.
-
Tech’s nice, but to fire artillery’s big guns soldiers must break out maps, charts and darts
Soldiers have to go through legacy training before they see new ways of firing.
-
Soldiers will run a platoon attack of robot vehicles from a Bradley in a test
After next year’s event the Army plans to do a company-sized experiment by 2021.
-
Airborne Rangers test new civilian rucksack designed for parachute operations
The Rangers used three different sizes of the ruck in their equipment load for the jump.
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Army training, weapons money aimed at countering Russia in North Macedonia
The Army is helping North Macedonia prepare for threat from Russia.
-
Pentagon scientists are making talking plasma laser balls for use as non-lethal weapons
Sounds can now move through the laser frequencies, and developers expect a usable weapon in the next five years.
-
New Army cyber gear for drones and teams test, protect units in another domain
For the first time the Army used cyber “red teams” to probe joint cyber defenses for the annual Saber Guardian exercises.
-
Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
-
Army Guard’s readiness model marches along with this California unit
The 79th IBCT enters year one of the five-year Sustainable Readiness Model for training. More is in store.
-
Report: Military leaders must speak up to prevent another Afghanistan
Author recommends changes in military doctrine, planning and culture when working with civilian counterparts.
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Half the crew, twice the firepower: How the Army looks to transform artillery
While the Army extends ranges and adds an autoloader, it also needs to figure out artillery resupply.
-
Tech’s nice, but to fire artillery’s big guns soldiers must break out maps, charts and darts
Soldiers have to go through legacy training before they see new ways of firing.
-
Soldiers will run a platoon attack of robot vehicles from a Bradley in a test
After next year’s event the Army plans to do a company-sized experiment by 2021.
-
Airborne Rangers test new civilian rucksack designed for parachute operations
The Rangers used three different sizes of the ruck in their equipment load for the jump.
-
Army training, weapons money aimed at countering Russia in North Macedonia
The Army is helping North Macedonia prepare for threat from Russia.
-
Pentagon scientists are making talking plasma laser balls for use as non-lethal weapons
Sounds can now move through the laser frequencies, and developers expect a usable weapon in the next five years.
-
New Army cyber gear for drones and teams test, protect units in another domain
For the first time the Army used cyber “red teams” to probe joint cyber defenses for the annual Saber Guardian exercises.
-
Army researchers building ‘smart’ land mines for future combat
The service is finding ways to give soldiers land mine-like tools to shape the battlefield.
-
Army Guard’s readiness model marches along with this California unit
The 79th IBCT enters year one of the five-year Sustainable Readiness Model for training. More is in store.
-
Report: Military leaders must speak up to prevent another Afghanistan
Author recommends changes in military doctrine, planning and culture when working with civilian counterparts.
