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As bulldozers become more important on the battlefield, the Army wants to make them semi-autonomous
The remote-control function means operators can move and drive the dozer behind covered and concealed positions or out of harm’s way.
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New .50-caliber round fires 60 meters under water
DSG Technology has a .50-cal round that can travel 60 meters underwater.
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The new Carl Gustaf is lighter, smarter and more lethal
Saab’s new Carl Gustaf, the M4 or M3E1, is roughly 6.5 lbs lighter but is smarter and far more lethal than its predecessor, according to Jack Seymour, the marketing director for Saab North America.
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L3 launches all-in-one system for signals intelligence
The system can collect, analyze and geolocate in a frequency range from 3 Mhz to 3 Ghz, meaning it has the ability to collect and analyze a number of enemy emitters or handsets, including high-frequency radios.
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Major upgrade for the beloved ‘Ma Deuce,’ one of the Army’s oldest weapons
The new sight, called the MGRS, or Machine Gun Reflex Sight, comes with two ballistic cams, which allows an operator to easily switch between use with the M2 or M240.
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‘Breakaway camo’ keeps vehicles stealthy, and battle-ready
Saab Barracuda’s new Breakaway Camouflage provides American special operators a new capability to help limit detection during battlefield operations and rapid egress in high threat environments.
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Aimpoint simplifies targeting with the Carl Gustaf
The new FCS comes with a ballistic computer, laser range finder, and a disturbed-reticle sight for aiming, all housed in self-contained unit.
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Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
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US MQ-9 drone shot down in Yemen
A U.S. MQ-9 drone was shot down in western Yemen on Sunday, officials at U.S. Central Command confirmed.
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Turkish state media boasts about new missile, ability to shoot down US aircraft
Turkey’s state run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday published an infographic showcasing the capabilities of the country’s new Russian-acquired S-400 missile defense system — and its ability to shoot down U.S. aircraft.
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As bulldozers become more important on the battlefield, the Army wants to make them semi-autonomous
The remote-control function means operators can move and drive the dozer behind covered and concealed positions or out of harm’s way.
-
New .50-caliber round fires 60 meters under water
DSG Technology has a .50-cal round that can travel 60 meters underwater.
-
The new Carl Gustaf is lighter, smarter and more lethal
Saab’s new Carl Gustaf, the M4 or M3E1, is roughly 6.5 lbs lighter but is smarter and far more lethal than its predecessor, according to Jack Seymour, the marketing director for Saab North America.
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L3 launches all-in-one system for signals intelligence
The system can collect, analyze and geolocate in a frequency range from 3 Mhz to 3 Ghz, meaning it has the ability to collect and analyze a number of enemy emitters or handsets, including high-frequency radios.
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Major upgrade for the beloved ‘Ma Deuce,’ one of the Army’s oldest weapons
The new sight, called the MGRS, or Machine Gun Reflex Sight, comes with two ballistic cams, which allows an operator to easily switch between use with the M2 or M240.
-
‘Breakaway camo’ keeps vehicles stealthy, and battle-ready
Saab Barracuda’s new Breakaway Camouflage provides American special operators a new capability to help limit detection during battlefield operations and rapid egress in high threat environments.
-
Aimpoint simplifies targeting with the Carl Gustaf
The new FCS comes with a ballistic computer, laser range finder, and a disturbed-reticle sight for aiming, all housed in self-contained unit.
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Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
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US MQ-9 drone shot down in Yemen
A U.S. MQ-9 drone was shot down in western Yemen on Sunday, officials at U.S. Central Command confirmed.
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Turkish state media boasts about new missile, ability to shoot down US aircraft
Turkey’s state run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday published an infographic showcasing the capabilities of the country’s new Russian-acquired S-400 missile defense system — and its ability to shoot down U.S. aircraft.
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As bulldozers become more important on the battlefield, the Army wants to make them semi-autonomous
The remote-control function means operators can move and drive the dozer behind covered and concealed positions or out of harm’s way.
-
New .50-caliber round fires 60 meters under water
DSG Technology has a .50-cal round that can travel 60 meters underwater.
-
The new Carl Gustaf is lighter, smarter and more lethal
Saab’s new Carl Gustaf, the M4 or M3E1, is roughly 6.5 lbs lighter but is smarter and far more lethal than its predecessor, according to Jack Seymour, the marketing director for Saab North America.
-
L3 launches all-in-one system for signals intelligence
The system can collect, analyze and geolocate in a frequency range from 3 Mhz to 3 Ghz, meaning it has the ability to collect and analyze a number of enemy emitters or handsets, including high-frequency radios.
-
Major upgrade for the beloved ‘Ma Deuce,’ one of the Army’s oldest weapons
The new sight, called the MGRS, or Machine Gun Reflex Sight, comes with two ballistic cams, which allows an operator to easily switch between use with the M2 or M240.
-
‘Breakaway camo’ keeps vehicles stealthy, and battle-ready
Saab Barracuda’s new Breakaway Camouflage provides American special operators a new capability to help limit detection during battlefield operations and rapid egress in high threat environments.
-
Aimpoint simplifies targeting with the Carl Gustaf
The new FCS comes with a ballistic computer, laser range finder, and a disturbed-reticle sight for aiming, all housed in self-contained unit.
-
Robotic vehicle can lighten soldiers’ loads for long duration patrols
The Hunter Wolf is capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of equipment in support of a squad-sized element.
-
US MQ-9 drone shot down in Yemen
A U.S. MQ-9 drone was shot down in western Yemen on Sunday, officials at U.S. Central Command confirmed.
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Turkish state media boasts about new missile, ability to shoot down US aircraft
Turkey’s state run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday published an infographic showcasing the capabilities of the country’s new Russian-acquired S-400 missile defense system — and its ability to shoot down U.S. aircraft.
