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The Corps’s new ammo-resupply robot will lighten the load for Marines
The eXpeditionary Robotic Platform, or XR-P, as it is called, can load 120mm mortar rounds into an MV-22 Ospreys autonomously.
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Air Force approves use of Magpul’s signature polymer magazine
The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.
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Marines Corps looks to field new plate carriers and body armor
The Marine Corps plans to field lighter and better fitting plate carriers and body armor.
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These Afghan army uniforms cost American taxpayers $28 million ‘in the name of fashion’
Slick new woodland utilities are suitable only for about 2 percent of Afghanistan’s countryside, a new watchdog report says.
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US forces shoot down another Iranian drone in Syria
The encounter is the latest development in what’s become an increasingly hostile standoff between the U.S. military and various forces supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s fight to stay in power.
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DoD budget request includes anti-tank rockets for Syrians fighting ISIS
The Defense Department’s fiscal 2018 budget request continues the program of training and equipping vetted Syrian partners in the fight against ISIS.
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High-stakes airstrike in Syria: Pro-Assad militia threatens US troops in defiance of Russia
Officials described the incident as a security breach that posed imminent danger to US personnel near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
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In Turkey, new demands to evict US forces from Incirlik Air Base
It’s an unlikely outcome, experts say, but a clear sign of how dramatically relations have soured between the NATO allies.
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With U.S. advisers and firepower, Syrian forces aim to sever the Islamic State’s last escape route from Raqqa
American allies in the region say the U.S. has sent some ground troops to spearhead an assault on the town of Tabqa.
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Chinese troops appear to be operating in Afghanistan, and the Pentagon is OK with it
The dynamic is a stark contrast to both sides’ feisty rhetoric over their ongoing dispute in the South China Sea.
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The Corps’s new ammo-resupply robot will lighten the load for Marines
The eXpeditionary Robotic Platform, or XR-P, as it is called, can load 120mm mortar rounds into an MV-22 Ospreys autonomously.
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Air Force approves use of Magpul’s signature polymer magazine
The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.
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Marines Corps looks to field new plate carriers and body armor
The Marine Corps plans to field lighter and better fitting plate carriers and body armor.
-
These Afghan army uniforms cost American taxpayers $28 million ‘in the name of fashion’
Slick new woodland utilities are suitable only for about 2 percent of Afghanistan’s countryside, a new watchdog report says.
-
US forces shoot down another Iranian drone in Syria
The encounter is the latest development in what’s become an increasingly hostile standoff between the U.S. military and various forces supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s fight to stay in power.
-
DoD budget request includes anti-tank rockets for Syrians fighting ISIS
The Defense Department’s fiscal 2018 budget request continues the program of training and equipping vetted Syrian partners in the fight against ISIS.
-
High-stakes airstrike in Syria: Pro-Assad militia threatens US troops in defiance of Russia
Officials described the incident as a security breach that posed imminent danger to US personnel near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
-
In Turkey, new demands to evict US forces from Incirlik Air Base
It’s an unlikely outcome, experts say, but a clear sign of how dramatically relations have soured between the NATO allies.
-
With U.S. advisers and firepower, Syrian forces aim to sever the Islamic State’s last escape route from Raqqa
American allies in the region say the U.S. has sent some ground troops to spearhead an assault on the town of Tabqa.
-
Chinese troops appear to be operating in Afghanistan, and the Pentagon is OK with it
The dynamic is a stark contrast to both sides’ feisty rhetoric over their ongoing dispute in the South China Sea.
-
The Corps’s new ammo-resupply robot will lighten the load for Marines
The eXpeditionary Robotic Platform, or XR-P, as it is called, can load 120mm mortar rounds into an MV-22 Ospreys autonomously.
-
Air Force approves use of Magpul’s signature polymer magazine
The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.
-
Marines Corps looks to field new plate carriers and body armor
The Marine Corps plans to field lighter and better fitting plate carriers and body armor.
-
These Afghan army uniforms cost American taxpayers $28 million ‘in the name of fashion’
Slick new woodland utilities are suitable only for about 2 percent of Afghanistan’s countryside, a new watchdog report says.
-
US forces shoot down another Iranian drone in Syria
The encounter is the latest development in what’s become an increasingly hostile standoff between the U.S. military and various forces supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s fight to stay in power.
-
DoD budget request includes anti-tank rockets for Syrians fighting ISIS
The Defense Department’s fiscal 2018 budget request continues the program of training and equipping vetted Syrian partners in the fight against ISIS.
-
High-stakes airstrike in Syria: Pro-Assad militia threatens US troops in defiance of Russia
Officials described the incident as a security breach that posed imminent danger to US personnel near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
-
In Turkey, new demands to evict US forces from Incirlik Air Base
It’s an unlikely outcome, experts say, but a clear sign of how dramatically relations have soured between the NATO allies.
-
With U.S. advisers and firepower, Syrian forces aim to sever the Islamic State’s last escape route from Raqqa
American allies in the region say the U.S. has sent some ground troops to spearhead an assault on the town of Tabqa.
-
Chinese troops appear to be operating in Afghanistan, and the Pentagon is OK with it
The dynamic is a stark contrast to both sides’ feisty rhetoric over their ongoing dispute in the South China Sea.
