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New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
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Gen. Nicholson wants Army UH-60 Black Hawks for Afghan forces
Gen. John Nicholson, the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, described the Afghan air force as a vital component to breaking the stalemate between Afghan and Taliban forces.
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Marine Corps looks to empower squad leaders with new combat tech
The Marine Corps is working to field new combat gear that could revolutionize how its smallest units operate in battle, enabling them for the first time to call in airstrikes and artillery.
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Report: Army ground combat systems are becoming Cold War relics
The core of the U.S. Army’s ground combat systems is under threat of being seriously outmoded by foreign adversaries like Russia, China, and North Korea, according to the Congressional Research Service (CRS).
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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Congress OKs more money, gets serious about laser weapons in defense bill
The U.S. military is set to see a 51 percent increase in funding to develop and procure laser weapons, a technologically-advanced “game-changer” as troops prepare for new and growing asymmetric threats around the world.
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New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
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Gen. Nicholson wants Army UH-60 Black Hawks for Afghan forces
Gen. John Nicholson, the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, described the Afghan air force as a vital component to breaking the stalemate between Afghan and Taliban forces.
-
Marine Corps looks to empower squad leaders with new combat tech
The Marine Corps is working to field new combat gear that could revolutionize how its smallest units operate in battle, enabling them for the first time to call in airstrikes and artillery.
-
Report: Army ground combat systems are becoming Cold War relics
The core of the U.S. Army’s ground combat systems is under threat of being seriously outmoded by foreign adversaries like Russia, China, and North Korea, according to the Congressional Research Service (CRS).
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New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
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Congress OKs more money, gets serious about laser weapons in defense bill
The U.S. military is set to see a 51 percent increase in funding to develop and procure laser weapons, a technologically-advanced “game-changer” as troops prepare for new and growing asymmetric threats around the world.
-
New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
-
Gen. Nicholson wants Army UH-60 Black Hawks for Afghan forces
Gen. John Nicholson, the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, described the Afghan air force as a vital component to breaking the stalemate between Afghan and Taliban forces.
-
Marine Corps looks to empower squad leaders with new combat tech
The Marine Corps is working to field new combat gear that could revolutionize how its smallest units operate in battle, enabling them for the first time to call in airstrikes and artillery.
-
Report: Army ground combat systems are becoming Cold War relics
The core of the U.S. Army’s ground combat systems is under threat of being seriously outmoded by foreign adversaries like Russia, China, and North Korea, according to the Congressional Research Service (CRS).
-
New DARPA radio transmitter could revolutionize battlefield communications
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to revolutionizing battlefield communications by introducing a new project that seeks to bridge gaps in current military communications capabilities.
-
Congress OKs more money, gets serious about laser weapons in defense bill
The U.S. military is set to see a 51 percent increase in funding to develop and procure laser weapons, a technologically-advanced “game-changer” as troops prepare for new and growing asymmetric threats around the world.
