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Sig Sauer shows off new Army handgun with advanced sight, suppressor
Sig Sauer, the company that makes the Army’s new M17 handgun, featured the weapon with a reflex sight and suppressor at a recent industry event.
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DARPA launches sensors program to monitor key ocean spots
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a program to develop affordable, environmentally friendly sensors to monitor ocean temperature, movement and other key data.
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Set up to fail?: Marines don’t have enough ships to train for a real amphibious assault
Today’s Navy fleet is too small to afford the Marines the opportunity to train for large-scale amphibious assaults.
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Drone swarm tactics get tryout for infantry to use in urban battlespace
DARPA holds competitions among innovators to push the technology forward for light infantry units.
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Iraq declared victory over ISIS. But the fight isn’t over.
Top civilian and miltitary leaders said U.S. and coalition troops must shift their focus to recovery and stability as forces defeat ISIS fighters and regain territory.
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The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
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Army prepares to sell up to 10,000 surplus 1911 pistols. Here’s how you get one.
With the stroke of a pen, as many as 10,000 Army surplus 1911A1 pistols could be available for sale to the public early next year.
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The Corps needs an anti-ship, coastal defense missile system
Now the Corps is asking the defense industry for just such a missile system, capable of a range of 80 miles or more.
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War zone deaths are up for the first time in six years
For the first time since 2011, the number of U.S. troops killed in overseas operations has exceeded the previous year’s total.
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Report: SEAL wanted to ‘get back’ at strangled Green Beret for party snub
Multiple media outlets are reporting that two Navy SEALs being investigated in the homicide of an Army Green Beret in Mali wanted to get back at the soldier for a perceived party slight.
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Sig Sauer shows off new Army handgun with advanced sight, suppressor
Sig Sauer, the company that makes the Army’s new M17 handgun, featured the weapon with a reflex sight and suppressor at a recent industry event.
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DARPA launches sensors program to monitor key ocean spots
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a program to develop affordable, environmentally friendly sensors to monitor ocean temperature, movement and other key data.
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Set up to fail?: Marines don’t have enough ships to train for a real amphibious assault
Today’s Navy fleet is too small to afford the Marines the opportunity to train for large-scale amphibious assaults.
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Drone swarm tactics get tryout for infantry to use in urban battlespace
DARPA holds competitions among innovators to push the technology forward for light infantry units.
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Iraq declared victory over ISIS. But the fight isn’t over.
Top civilian and miltitary leaders said U.S. and coalition troops must shift their focus to recovery and stability as forces defeat ISIS fighters and regain territory.
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The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
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Army prepares to sell up to 10,000 surplus 1911 pistols. Here’s how you get one.
With the stroke of a pen, as many as 10,000 Army surplus 1911A1 pistols could be available for sale to the public early next year.
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The Corps needs an anti-ship, coastal defense missile system
Now the Corps is asking the defense industry for just such a missile system, capable of a range of 80 miles or more.
-
War zone deaths are up for the first time in six years
For the first time since 2011, the number of U.S. troops killed in overseas operations has exceeded the previous year’s total.
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Report: SEAL wanted to ‘get back’ at strangled Green Beret for party snub
Multiple media outlets are reporting that two Navy SEALs being investigated in the homicide of an Army Green Beret in Mali wanted to get back at the soldier for a perceived party slight.
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Sig Sauer shows off new Army handgun with advanced sight, suppressor
Sig Sauer, the company that makes the Army’s new M17 handgun, featured the weapon with a reflex sight and suppressor at a recent industry event.
-
DARPA launches sensors program to monitor key ocean spots
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a program to develop affordable, environmentally friendly sensors to monitor ocean temperature, movement and other key data.
-
Set up to fail?: Marines don’t have enough ships to train for a real amphibious assault
Today’s Navy fleet is too small to afford the Marines the opportunity to train for large-scale amphibious assaults.
-
Drone swarm tactics get tryout for infantry to use in urban battlespace
DARPA holds competitions among innovators to push the technology forward for light infantry units.
-
Iraq declared victory over ISIS. But the fight isn’t over.
Top civilian and miltitary leaders said U.S. and coalition troops must shift their focus to recovery and stability as forces defeat ISIS fighters and regain territory.
-
The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
-
Army prepares to sell up to 10,000 surplus 1911 pistols. Here’s how you get one.
With the stroke of a pen, as many as 10,000 Army surplus 1911A1 pistols could be available for sale to the public early next year.
-
The Corps needs an anti-ship, coastal defense missile system
Now the Corps is asking the defense industry for just such a missile system, capable of a range of 80 miles or more.
-
War zone deaths are up for the first time in six years
For the first time since 2011, the number of U.S. troops killed in overseas operations has exceeded the previous year’s total.
-
Report: SEAL wanted to ‘get back’ at strangled Green Beret for party snub
Multiple media outlets are reporting that two Navy SEALs being investigated in the homicide of an Army Green Beret in Mali wanted to get back at the soldier for a perceived party slight.
