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Here’s how the Corps could shave about 6 pounds off your body armor
The new plates are being crafted for light intensity threat environments.
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Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
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What will launch from France’s future aircraft carrier? The government and Navy are teaming up to find out
The studies will consider the future carrier’s capability to carry the Rafale fighter jet and its successor, as well as drones.
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Rafael to demo lighter active protection capability on Stryker in 2019
After Rafael’s lighter version of Trophy wraps up a successful demonstration on a Bradley Fighting Vehicle in Israel, the next step is to test it on a Stryker combat vehicle in the United States.
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South Korean military to upgrade ‘friend or foe’ ID capability
Three South Korean defense manufacturers are competing for the IFF upgrade contract by teaming up with foreign IFF developers.
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US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
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Can the US military still innovate quickly?
In light of the need for speed, experts on military innovation tackled the question of whether the Pentagon can still move fast on developing new technologies and capabilities.
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New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
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Artificial intelligence expert gets top job at French defense innovation agency
The agency will seek to coordinate attempts to apply new technology to military applications.
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The US Navy’s next carrier is now 50 percent complete
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy is the next ship in the Ford class.
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Here’s how the Corps could shave about 6 pounds off your body armor
The new plates are being crafted for light intensity threat environments.
-
Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
-
What will launch from France’s future aircraft carrier? The government and Navy are teaming up to find out
The studies will consider the future carrier’s capability to carry the Rafale fighter jet and its successor, as well as drones.
-
Rafael to demo lighter active protection capability on Stryker in 2019
After Rafael’s lighter version of Trophy wraps up a successful demonstration on a Bradley Fighting Vehicle in Israel, the next step is to test it on a Stryker combat vehicle in the United States.
-
South Korean military to upgrade ‘friend or foe’ ID capability
Three South Korean defense manufacturers are competing for the IFF upgrade contract by teaming up with foreign IFF developers.
-
US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
-
Can the US military still innovate quickly?
In light of the need for speed, experts on military innovation tackled the question of whether the Pentagon can still move fast on developing new technologies and capabilities.
-
New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
-
Artificial intelligence expert gets top job at French defense innovation agency
The agency will seek to coordinate attempts to apply new technology to military applications.
-
The US Navy’s next carrier is now 50 percent complete
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy is the next ship in the Ford class.
-
Here’s how the Corps could shave about 6 pounds off your body armor
The new plates are being crafted for light intensity threat environments.
-
Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
-
What will launch from France’s future aircraft carrier? The government and Navy are teaming up to find out
The studies will consider the future carrier’s capability to carry the Rafale fighter jet and its successor, as well as drones.
-
Rafael to demo lighter active protection capability on Stryker in 2019
After Rafael’s lighter version of Trophy wraps up a successful demonstration on a Bradley Fighting Vehicle in Israel, the next step is to test it on a Stryker combat vehicle in the United States.
-
South Korean military to upgrade ‘friend or foe’ ID capability
Three South Korean defense manufacturers are competing for the IFF upgrade contract by teaming up with foreign IFF developers.
-
US Army close to greenlighting extra lethal Stinger missiles
Following extensive testing, the Stinger missile with a proximity fuze warhead is nearing an urgent materiel release decision that will lead to rapid fielding.
-
Can the US military still innovate quickly?
In light of the need for speed, experts on military innovation tackled the question of whether the Pentagon can still move fast on developing new technologies and capabilities.
-
New challenge will create a ‘Deep Blue’ moment for drone racing
Lockheed Martin partners with Drone Racing League to see if people can develop an AI that can navigate a 3D racetrack better than a human pilot.
-
Artificial intelligence expert gets top job at French defense innovation agency
The agency will seek to coordinate attempts to apply new technology to military applications.
-
The US Navy’s next carrier is now 50 percent complete
The future aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy is the next ship in the Ford class.
