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Army: Your new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
Half a decade into its search for a new handgun, the Army has settled on Sig Sauer’s version of the Modular Handgun System, according to a Thursday release from the Army.
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Virtual Reality Training Ranges Take Simulation to the Next Level
There are plenty of virtual reality trainers out there for shooting practice, but none of them get the same reaction as VirTra’s.
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Oculus Rift Simulates a General Dynamics Tank That Doesn’t Yet Exist
The Griffin is a light tank prototype that General Dynamics would like to sell to the Army. But since it’s not real yet, the company is using virtual reality to show Army leaders what it can do.
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A Safer Aircrew Tether Will Keep Soldiers From Being Ejected in Helo Crashes
Even in a small impact, there’s great risk that helicopter aircrew can be thrown from a helicopter or knocked around inside, to deadly results.
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Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
The oldest of the Navy’s workhorse M-60 Seahawk helicopters are well into the final decade of their planned 30-year service lives, and Navy officials are starting a review to see what’s needed to keep them in the air for as long as two more decades.
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US Coast Guard Needs an Aerial Drone Fleet Now, Lawmaker Says
When it comes to tracking and stopping illegal activity like narcotics smuggling, the Coast Guard’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on aircraft and drones from US Customs and Border Protection.
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US Coast Guard Moves Forward To Design New Icebreakers
Since taking the helm of the Coast Guard a year and a half ago, Commandant Adm. Paul Zukunft has traveled the country — and the world — stumping for another heavy icebreaker to back up the 40-year-old Polar Star.
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Expert: Iran Likely to Seek More Confrontations in 2016 with US Navy
U.S. Central Command officials have called Iran’s firing rockets within a mile of the carrier Harry S.
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CNP: ‘NKO Stinks,’ Aims for New Training Hub
Navy Knowledge Online, the portal sailors use for everything from e-learning to professional development resources, is a pain, the Navy’s personnel boss said Tuesday, and his office is in the early stages of coming up with an alternative.
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Army: Your new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
Half a decade into its search for a new handgun, the Army has settled on Sig Sauer’s version of the Modular Handgun System, according to a Thursday release from the Army.
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Virtual Reality Training Ranges Take Simulation to the Next Level
There are plenty of virtual reality trainers out there for shooting practice, but none of them get the same reaction as VirTra’s.
-
Oculus Rift Simulates a General Dynamics Tank That Doesn’t Yet Exist
The Griffin is a light tank prototype that General Dynamics would like to sell to the Army. But since it’s not real yet, the company is using virtual reality to show Army leaders what it can do.
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A Safer Aircrew Tether Will Keep Soldiers From Being Ejected in Helo Crashes
Even in a small impact, there’s great risk that helicopter aircrew can be thrown from a helicopter or knocked around inside, to deadly results.
-
Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
The oldest of the Navy’s workhorse M-60 Seahawk helicopters are well into the final decade of their planned 30-year service lives, and Navy officials are starting a review to see what’s needed to keep them in the air for as long as two more decades.
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US Coast Guard Needs an Aerial Drone Fleet Now, Lawmaker Says
When it comes to tracking and stopping illegal activity like narcotics smuggling, the Coast Guard’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on aircraft and drones from US Customs and Border Protection.
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US Coast Guard Moves Forward To Design New Icebreakers
Since taking the helm of the Coast Guard a year and a half ago, Commandant Adm. Paul Zukunft has traveled the country — and the world — stumping for another heavy icebreaker to back up the 40-year-old Polar Star.
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Expert: Iran Likely to Seek More Confrontations in 2016 with US Navy
U.S. Central Command officials have called Iran’s firing rockets within a mile of the carrier Harry S.
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CNP: ‘NKO Stinks,’ Aims for New Training Hub
Navy Knowledge Online, the portal sailors use for everything from e-learning to professional development resources, is a pain, the Navy’s personnel boss said Tuesday, and his office is in the early stages of coming up with an alternative.
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Army: Your new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
Half a decade into its search for a new handgun, the Army has settled on Sig Sauer’s version of the Modular Handgun System, according to a Thursday release from the Army.
-
Virtual Reality Training Ranges Take Simulation to the Next Level
There are plenty of virtual reality trainers out there for shooting practice, but none of them get the same reaction as VirTra’s.
-
Oculus Rift Simulates a General Dynamics Tank That Doesn’t Yet Exist
The Griffin is a light tank prototype that General Dynamics would like to sell to the Army. But since it’s not real yet, the company is using virtual reality to show Army leaders what it can do.
-
A Safer Aircrew Tether Will Keep Soldiers From Being Ejected in Helo Crashes
Even in a small impact, there’s great risk that helicopter aircrew can be thrown from a helicopter or knocked around inside, to deadly results.
-
Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
-
US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
The oldest of the Navy’s workhorse M-60 Seahawk helicopters are well into the final decade of their planned 30-year service lives, and Navy officials are starting a review to see what’s needed to keep them in the air for as long as two more decades.
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US Coast Guard Needs an Aerial Drone Fleet Now, Lawmaker Says
When it comes to tracking and stopping illegal activity like narcotics smuggling, the Coast Guard’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on aircraft and drones from US Customs and Border Protection.
-
US Coast Guard Moves Forward To Design New Icebreakers
Since taking the helm of the Coast Guard a year and a half ago, Commandant Adm. Paul Zukunft has traveled the country — and the world — stumping for another heavy icebreaker to back up the 40-year-old Polar Star.
-
Expert: Iran Likely to Seek More Confrontations in 2016 with US Navy
U.S. Central Command officials have called Iran’s firing rockets within a mile of the carrier Harry S.
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CNP: ‘NKO Stinks,’ Aims for New Training Hub
Navy Knowledge Online, the portal sailors use for everything from e-learning to professional development resources, is a pain, the Navy’s personnel boss said Tuesday, and his office is in the early stages of coming up with an alternative.
