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Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
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AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
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From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
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Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
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Should the US enforce a naval blockade against North Korea?
Top U.S. officials and defense experts are advocating for maritime interdiction and a potential naval blockade to fully enforce sanctions on North Korea.
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The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
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These new non-lethal options can help troops fighting in cities
The call for increased lethality is being heard across all of the services, but there are still missions that need a non-lethal touch.
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Could the M27 solve some small arms problems for the Army, Marines?
The M27 is being issued to all members of the Marine infantry squad instead of the M4. But subtle changes to the rifle could also solve small arms problems for both the Army and Marine Corps.
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Will the Army pick a bullpup for its new rifle? Several gun makers have solutions if it does.
As Army leaders look to the service’s next standard issue rifle or carbine, a lot of options are on the table.
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The ‘Rattler’: This ultra-compact rifle provides concealed carry for special ops troops
This rifle is dubbed the world’s smallest, and it was developed for special operations missions.
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Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
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AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
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From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
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Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
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Should the US enforce a naval blockade against North Korea?
Top U.S. officials and defense experts are advocating for maritime interdiction and a potential naval blockade to fully enforce sanctions on North Korea.
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The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
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These new non-lethal options can help troops fighting in cities
The call for increased lethality is being heard across all of the services, but there are still missions that need a non-lethal touch.
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Could the M27 solve some small arms problems for the Army, Marines?
The M27 is being issued to all members of the Marine infantry squad instead of the M4. But subtle changes to the rifle could also solve small arms problems for both the Army and Marine Corps.
-
Will the Army pick a bullpup for its new rifle? Several gun makers have solutions if it does.
As Army leaders look to the service’s next standard issue rifle or carbine, a lot of options are on the table.
-
The ‘Rattler’: This ultra-compact rifle provides concealed carry for special ops troops
This rifle is dubbed the world’s smallest, and it was developed for special operations missions.
-
Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
-
AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
-
From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
-
Special Operations Command asks for more troops, biggest budget yet
Special operations forces numbers are higher than they have ever been, but leaders in that community want Congress to approve their highest budget request ever made to increase the force by more than 1,000 troops.
-
Should the US enforce a naval blockade against North Korea?
Top U.S. officials and defense experts are advocating for maritime interdiction and a potential naval blockade to fully enforce sanctions on North Korea.
-
The Army is working to fix problems with its new handgun after critical DoD report
A recent Pentagon report cited flaws revealed through testing last year of the Army’s new handgun.
-
These new non-lethal options can help troops fighting in cities
The call for increased lethality is being heard across all of the services, but there are still missions that need a non-lethal touch.
-
Could the M27 solve some small arms problems for the Army, Marines?
The M27 is being issued to all members of the Marine infantry squad instead of the M4. But subtle changes to the rifle could also solve small arms problems for both the Army and Marine Corps.
-
Will the Army pick a bullpup for its new rifle? Several gun makers have solutions if it does.
As Army leaders look to the service’s next standard issue rifle or carbine, a lot of options are on the table.
-
The ‘Rattler’: This ultra-compact rifle provides concealed carry for special ops troops
This rifle is dubbed the world’s smallest, and it was developed for special operations missions.
