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Will the Army change the size of the infantry squad? A new study is looking at it.
The study of squad size includes force on force experiments starting next year.
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Soldiers, Marines finish first test of ruggedized ‘do-it-all’ augmented reality goggle
The device does targeting, navigation, mission planning, facial recognition and text translation.
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Beetle shell holds science secrets for Air Force researchers making tougher planes, armor
Researchers are also looking at structures in mantis shrimp and bighorn sheep.
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DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
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How augmented reality for military dogs could change how canine battle buddies operate
The goggle allows trainers to project a laser in the dog’s vision, better guiding it to specific points.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
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Black Force Recon Marine, battlefield commission, Vietnam War hero … snubbed for the Medal of Honor?
He is one of the most decorated Marines in Force Reconnaissance history. He is also black.
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Corps cancels dense urban warfare experiment to focus on Marine littoral regiment
Metropolis II would have seen which new technology and tactics it would take for Marines to win the fight in cities.
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Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
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Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
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Will the Army change the size of the infantry squad? A new study is looking at it.
The study of squad size includes force on force experiments starting next year.
-
Soldiers, Marines finish first test of ruggedized ‘do-it-all’ augmented reality goggle
The device does targeting, navigation, mission planning, facial recognition and text translation.
-
Beetle shell holds science secrets for Air Force researchers making tougher planes, armor
Researchers are also looking at structures in mantis shrimp and bighorn sheep.
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DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
-
How augmented reality for military dogs could change how canine battle buddies operate
The goggle allows trainers to project a laser in the dog’s vision, better guiding it to specific points.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
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Black Force Recon Marine, battlefield commission, Vietnam War hero … snubbed for the Medal of Honor?
He is one of the most decorated Marines in Force Reconnaissance history. He is also black.
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Corps cancels dense urban warfare experiment to focus on Marine littoral regiment
Metropolis II would have seen which new technology and tactics it would take for Marines to win the fight in cities.
-
Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
-
Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
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Will the Army change the size of the infantry squad? A new study is looking at it.
The study of squad size includes force on force experiments starting next year.
-
Soldiers, Marines finish first test of ruggedized ‘do-it-all’ augmented reality goggle
The device does targeting, navigation, mission planning, facial recognition and text translation.
-
Beetle shell holds science secrets for Air Force researchers making tougher planes, armor
Researchers are also looking at structures in mantis shrimp and bighorn sheep.
-
DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
-
How augmented reality for military dogs could change how canine battle buddies operate
The goggle allows trainers to project a laser in the dog’s vision, better guiding it to specific points.
-
Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
-
Black Force Recon Marine, battlefield commission, Vietnam War hero … snubbed for the Medal of Honor?
He is one of the most decorated Marines in Force Reconnaissance history. He is also black.
-
Corps cancels dense urban warfare experiment to focus on Marine littoral regiment
Metropolis II would have seen which new technology and tactics it would take for Marines to win the fight in cities.
-
Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
-
Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
