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No more exposure: This forward unit is getting an upgrade that lets Strykers fire missiles remotely
The system lets shooters fire the missile from the confines of the vehicle instead of sending dismounted troops outside to shoot down threats.
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The Marines want a drone delivery system that can haul up to 500 pounds to remote troops
Marines in the field would have the ability to order items with the push of a button.
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Study finds these gaps in Army’s small unit counter-drone capabilities
Army units aren’t ready to defeat aerial drones, the study shows.
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Marines want a better way do force-on-force tactical shooting training
Marines could for the first time train realistically with indirect fires and force-on-force targeting.
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The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
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Congressional group asks Army to look at building an urban warfare center
The Army chief of staff predicts a “megacity” fight and says the Army is not prepared.
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New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
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Infantry, pilots coordinate attacks across states while testing ‘plug-and-play’ sims model
It’s part of a larger effort to create a “plug-and-play” model for battalion- and squadron-sized units to use at any time and in any place.
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Here’s what a carpet-cleaning robot could do for a bombed out airfield
Long used for explosives detection and disposal, robots of all kinds are being brought into the Air Forces’s civil engineering arena.
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Here’s how air and ground robots working together will change infantry tactics
Robots in the air and on the ground will give dismounted troops a standoff capability they’ve never had at such a low level before, experts say.
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No more exposure: This forward unit is getting an upgrade that lets Strykers fire missiles remotely
The system lets shooters fire the missile from the confines of the vehicle instead of sending dismounted troops outside to shoot down threats.
-
The Marines want a drone delivery system that can haul up to 500 pounds to remote troops
Marines in the field would have the ability to order items with the push of a button.
-
Study finds these gaps in Army’s small unit counter-drone capabilities
Army units aren’t ready to defeat aerial drones, the study shows.
-
Marines want a better way do force-on-force tactical shooting training
Marines could for the first time train realistically with indirect fires and force-on-force targeting.
-
The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
-
Congressional group asks Army to look at building an urban warfare center
The Army chief of staff predicts a “megacity” fight and says the Army is not prepared.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
-
Infantry, pilots coordinate attacks across states while testing ‘plug-and-play’ sims model
It’s part of a larger effort to create a “plug-and-play” model for battalion- and squadron-sized units to use at any time and in any place.
-
Here’s what a carpet-cleaning robot could do for a bombed out airfield
Long used for explosives detection and disposal, robots of all kinds are being brought into the Air Forces’s civil engineering arena.
-
Here’s how air and ground robots working together will change infantry tactics
Robots in the air and on the ground will give dismounted troops a standoff capability they’ve never had at such a low level before, experts say.
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No more exposure: This forward unit is getting an upgrade that lets Strykers fire missiles remotely
The system lets shooters fire the missile from the confines of the vehicle instead of sending dismounted troops outside to shoot down threats.
-
The Marines want a drone delivery system that can haul up to 500 pounds to remote troops
Marines in the field would have the ability to order items with the push of a button.
-
Study finds these gaps in Army’s small unit counter-drone capabilities
Army units aren’t ready to defeat aerial drones, the study shows.
-
Marines want a better way do force-on-force tactical shooting training
Marines could for the first time train realistically with indirect fires and force-on-force targeting.
-
The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
-
Congressional group asks Army to look at building an urban warfare center
The Army chief of staff predicts a “megacity” fight and says the Army is not prepared.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
-
Infantry, pilots coordinate attacks across states while testing ‘plug-and-play’ sims model
It’s part of a larger effort to create a “plug-and-play” model for battalion- and squadron-sized units to use at any time and in any place.
-
Here’s what a carpet-cleaning robot could do for a bombed out airfield
Long used for explosives detection and disposal, robots of all kinds are being brought into the Air Forces’s civil engineering arena.
-
Here’s how air and ground robots working together will change infantry tactics
Robots in the air and on the ground will give dismounted troops a standoff capability they’ve never had at such a low level before, experts say.
