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Why making the perfect suppressor for troops is harder than it sounds
Integrated suppressors are in the future for soldiers and Marines. Some companies have already developed them.
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Modular Handgun System competitors on display for public
Two competitors for the Modular Handgun System contract are now for civilian consumption. The Glock 19X and the Beretta APX were both on display at the annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Computerized scope puts shooter on target
The TrackingPoint computerized optic accounts for more than 40 shooting variables to guide a shooter to the right place to aim. It could answer some of the technology goals for the Army and Marine Corps in increasing shooter accuracy.
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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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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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Marines want lighter, faster, better satellite communications
Marines are looking for a new satellite communications system that is lighter, faster and more reliable.
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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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New in 2018: Corps will select upgraded amphib vehicle
The Marines will select a new combat Assault Amphibious Vehicle to replace the current fleet.
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Why making the perfect suppressor for troops is harder than it sounds
Integrated suppressors are in the future for soldiers and Marines. Some companies have already developed them.
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Modular Handgun System competitors on display for public
Two competitors for the Modular Handgun System contract are now for civilian consumption. The Glock 19X and the Beretta APX were both on display at the annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
-
Computerized scope puts shooter on target
The TrackingPoint computerized optic accounts for more than 40 shooting variables to guide a shooter to the right place to aim. It could answer some of the technology goals for the Army and Marine Corps in increasing shooter accuracy.
-
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.
-
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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Marines want lighter, faster, better satellite communications
Marines are looking for a new satellite communications system that is lighter, faster and more reliable.
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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.
-
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.
-
New in 2018: Corps will select upgraded amphib vehicle
The Marines will select a new combat Assault Amphibious Vehicle to replace the current fleet.
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Why making the perfect suppressor for troops is harder than it sounds
Integrated suppressors are in the future for soldiers and Marines. Some companies have already developed them.
-
Modular Handgun System competitors on display for public
Two competitors for the Modular Handgun System contract are now for civilian consumption. The Glock 19X and the Beretta APX were both on display at the annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
-
Computerized scope puts shooter on target
The TrackingPoint computerized optic accounts for more than 40 shooting variables to guide a shooter to the right place to aim. It could answer some of the technology goals for the Army and Marine Corps in increasing shooter accuracy.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Marines want lighter, faster, better satellite communications
Marines are looking for a new satellite communications system that is lighter, faster and more reliable.
-
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.
-
New in 2018: Corps will select upgraded amphib vehicle
The Marines will select a new combat Assault Amphibious Vehicle to replace the current fleet.
