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Rafael to demo lighter Trophy protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicle
Interest is heating up both in the U.S. and abroad to provide protection from missile attacks on infantry fighting vehicles.
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New rocket launcher causes no damage when fired from inside a room
When a shoulder-fired rocket is shot from inside an enclosure, typically there’s not much of a chance the wall or anything behind it will go undamaged as the result of the backblast.
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How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
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Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
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Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
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Does a permanent base in Poland make sense?
Poland wants to spend $2 billion to get a permanent U.S. base but is it in the best interest of the United States and NATO?
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Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
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Special ops rescue Tampa mayor from terrorists (as part of a demo at SOFIC)
U.S. Special Operations forces and allies demonstrate an elaborate hostage rescue in Tampa Bay, Florida, as part of the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC) on May 23.
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Iron Man: USSOCOM one year from putting someone into powered exoskeleton
USSOCOM is still pushing the envelope with the development of a real-live Iron Man suit, but surmounting the challenges in such an effort are proving difficult.
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From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
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Rafael to demo lighter Trophy protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicle
Interest is heating up both in the U.S. and abroad to provide protection from missile attacks on infantry fighting vehicles.
-
New rocket launcher causes no damage when fired from inside a room
When a shoulder-fired rocket is shot from inside an enclosure, typically there’s not much of a chance the wall or anything behind it will go undamaged as the result of the backblast.
-
How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
-
Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
-
Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
-
Does a permanent base in Poland make sense?
Poland wants to spend $2 billion to get a permanent U.S. base but is it in the best interest of the United States and NATO?
-
Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
-
Special ops rescue Tampa mayor from terrorists (as part of a demo at SOFIC)
U.S. Special Operations forces and allies demonstrate an elaborate hostage rescue in Tampa Bay, Florida, as part of the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC) on May 23.
-
Iron Man: USSOCOM one year from putting someone into powered exoskeleton
USSOCOM is still pushing the envelope with the development of a real-live Iron Man suit, but surmounting the challenges in such an effort are proving difficult.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
-
Rafael to demo lighter Trophy protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicle
Interest is heating up both in the U.S. and abroad to provide protection from missile attacks on infantry fighting vehicles.
-
New rocket launcher causes no damage when fired from inside a room
When a shoulder-fired rocket is shot from inside an enclosure, typically there’s not much of a chance the wall or anything behind it will go undamaged as the result of the backblast.
-
How multidomain battle is transforming US Army exercises
The U.S. Army is headed down a path where operational experimentation will likely become a crux of many future exercises.
-
Fighting as one: US, European allies move to sync battlefield operations
Speeding across Europe to put together a multinational unit in less than a week is no easy task.
-
Senators want to know how US Army in Europe can keep Russia at bay
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants the Pentagon to take a deep dive to answer force posture questions recently debated as the U.S. and its allies look to deter an aggressive Russia.
-
Does a permanent base in Poland make sense?
Poland wants to spend $2 billion to get a permanent U.S. base but is it in the best interest of the United States and NATO?
-
Sierra Nevada has a counter-drone system that works on the move
A Sierra Nevada, Ascentvision and RADA Technologies team brought a counter-drone system to SOFIC that can take out enemy drones while driving up to 50 miles per hour.
-
Special ops rescue Tampa mayor from terrorists (as part of a demo at SOFIC)
U.S. Special Operations forces and allies demonstrate an elaborate hostage rescue in Tampa Bay, Florida, as part of the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC) on May 23.
-
Iron Man: USSOCOM one year from putting someone into powered exoskeleton
USSOCOM is still pushing the envelope with the development of a real-live Iron Man suit, but surmounting the challenges in such an effort are proving difficult.
-
From submersibles to satellites, 12 ways to ‘hyper-enable’ a special forces operator
U.S. Special Operations Command wants to maintain its edge by investing in a wide variety of capability that is continuously evolving through fast technology breakthroughs.
