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Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
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New night vision means soldiers can shoot around corners
A new night vision and weapon camera system allows shooters to fire around corners without exposing themselves and eliminates the dead time between seeing a target and firing when using night vision goggles.
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The new stealth infantry: How suppressors will change battlefield tactics
The Army and Marine Corps are both interested in expanding the use of suppressors.
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Government rejects Glock protest; Army’s new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest from Glock Incorporated that sought to have the government reconsider it’s awarding of a 10-year, $580 million contract for the Army’s new handgun.
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Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
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New night vision means soldiers can shoot around corners
A new night vision and weapon camera system allows shooters to fire around corners without exposing themselves and eliminates the dead time between seeing a target and firing when using night vision goggles.
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The new stealth infantry: How suppressors will change battlefield tactics
The Army and Marine Corps are both interested in expanding the use of suppressors.
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Government rejects Glock protest; Army’s new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest from Glock Incorporated that sought to have the government reconsider it’s awarding of a 10-year, $580 million contract for the Army’s new handgun.
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Army researchers hope device can improve safety for airborne soldiers
Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.
-
New night vision means soldiers can shoot around corners
A new night vision and weapon camera system allows shooters to fire around corners without exposing themselves and eliminates the dead time between seeing a target and firing when using night vision goggles.
-
The new stealth infantry: How suppressors will change battlefield tactics
The Army and Marine Corps are both interested in expanding the use of suppressors.
-
Government rejects Glock protest; Army’s new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest from Glock Incorporated that sought to have the government reconsider it’s awarding of a 10-year, $580 million contract for the Army’s new handgun.
