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Washington Redskins salute the military
The Washington Redskins honored the military by hosting an exclusive Redskins Salute OTA Day for 150 active duty service members, veterans and their families at Redskins Park, where those in attendance were treated to behind-the-scenes access to players and personnel. The service members and veterans watched practice, met current players and Redskins legends and got…
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This new pack design could compete to be SOCOM’s next rucksack suite
As SOCOM looks for a new pack in the coming years, this company is aiming to provide the military’s special operators with new rucksack technology.
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This is the laser that Marines have chosen to dazzle, hail and warn
It’s expected for initial operations in February and to replace all similar lasers across the fleet by 2021.
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Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
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This is the scope chosen for the newest Marine Corps sniper rifle
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
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Here’s what the Green Beret who stood beside Colin Kaepernick thinks of the NFL’s new anthem rule
Nate Boyer weighs in on a policy change nearly two years in the making.
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For first time, Ukraine showcases its American-made Javelin missiles
Ukraine has showcased its new Javelin missiles for the first time since the United States approved the sale of the weapons.
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Daredevil Travis Pastrana, Black Rifle Coffee partner for death-defying stunt
Black Rifle approached Pastrana with the idea after others told them it was too crazy.
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Ukrainian troops spotted with American-made, but Russian-styled, RPGs. Here’s where they came from.
Ukrainian National Guard troops were spotted in early May training with a modified American version of the RPG-7 — the PSRL-1 rocket-propelled grenade launcher, made by the Texas-based company AirTronicUSA.
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Beyond the basics: Here’s how troops can train like the tactical athletes they are
An Army officer’s advice on moving beyond strength-building and toward true functional fitness.
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Washington Redskins salute the military
The Washington Redskins honored the military by hosting an exclusive Redskins Salute OTA Day for 150 active duty service members, veterans and their families at Redskins Park, where those in attendance were treated to behind-the-scenes access to players and personnel. The service members and veterans watched practice, met current players and Redskins legends and got…
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This new pack design could compete to be SOCOM’s next rucksack suite
As SOCOM looks for a new pack in the coming years, this company is aiming to provide the military’s special operators with new rucksack technology.
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This is the laser that Marines have chosen to dazzle, hail and warn
It’s expected for initial operations in February and to replace all similar lasers across the fleet by 2021.
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Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
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This is the scope chosen for the newest Marine Corps sniper rifle
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
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Here’s what the Green Beret who stood beside Colin Kaepernick thinks of the NFL’s new anthem rule
Nate Boyer weighs in on a policy change nearly two years in the making.
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For first time, Ukraine showcases its American-made Javelin missiles
Ukraine has showcased its new Javelin missiles for the first time since the United States approved the sale of the weapons.
-
Daredevil Travis Pastrana, Black Rifle Coffee partner for death-defying stunt
Black Rifle approached Pastrana with the idea after others told them it was too crazy.
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Ukrainian troops spotted with American-made, but Russian-styled, RPGs. Here’s where they came from.
Ukrainian National Guard troops were spotted in early May training with a modified American version of the RPG-7 — the PSRL-1 rocket-propelled grenade launcher, made by the Texas-based company AirTronicUSA.
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Beyond the basics: Here’s how troops can train like the tactical athletes they are
An Army officer’s advice on moving beyond strength-building and toward true functional fitness.
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Washington Redskins salute the military
The Washington Redskins honored the military by hosting an exclusive Redskins Salute OTA Day for 150 active duty service members, veterans and their families at Redskins Park, where those in attendance were treated to behind-the-scenes access to players and personnel. The service members and veterans watched practice, met current players and Redskins legends and got…
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This new pack design could compete to be SOCOM’s next rucksack suite
As SOCOM looks for a new pack in the coming years, this company is aiming to provide the military’s special operators with new rucksack technology.
-
This is the laser that Marines have chosen to dazzle, hail and warn
It’s expected for initial operations in February and to replace all similar lasers across the fleet by 2021.
-
Marine Corps EOD techs will soon have this ‘throwable robot’ in their arsenal
EOD teams have a new tool to get to hard-to-reach places, and to investigate bombs and other threats.
-
This is the scope chosen for the newest Marine Corps sniper rifle
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
-
Here’s what the Green Beret who stood beside Colin Kaepernick thinks of the NFL’s new anthem rule
Nate Boyer weighs in on a policy change nearly two years in the making.
-
For first time, Ukraine showcases its American-made Javelin missiles
Ukraine has showcased its new Javelin missiles for the first time since the United States approved the sale of the weapons.
-
Daredevil Travis Pastrana, Black Rifle Coffee partner for death-defying stunt
Black Rifle approached Pastrana with the idea after others told them it was too crazy.
-
Ukrainian troops spotted with American-made, but Russian-styled, RPGs. Here’s where they came from.
Ukrainian National Guard troops were spotted in early May training with a modified American version of the RPG-7 — the PSRL-1 rocket-propelled grenade launcher, made by the Texas-based company AirTronicUSA.
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Beyond the basics: Here’s how troops can train like the tactical athletes they are
An Army officer’s advice on moving beyond strength-building and toward true functional fitness.
