Unmanned aircraft changing Soldiers’ battlefield perspective
WASHINGTON: Soldiers need the tactical advantages their unmanned aircraft systems provide to be integrated into their units, so they aren't ...
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Farther, Faster, Stronger; Osprey Enhances Battlefield Capabilities
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Ca: The 40-year legacy of the CH-46 Sea Knight is built on stories of valor ...
Solar Energy Powers Marines on Battlefield
ARLINGTON, Va: The Office of Naval Research (ONR) Advanced Power Generation Future Naval Capabilities program introduced technology that allows U.S. ...
New spray may help stop battlefield bleeding
FORT DETRICK, Md: Researchers are developing a new, sprayable liquid wound dressing that an injured warrior could apply one-handed in ...
Combat ID technology evaluated in joint exercise
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C.: The largest exercise designed to examine advanced combat identification technologies that can reduce the risk of fratricide ...
Army Develops ‘Ghost’ Imaging to Aid on Battlefield
WASHINGTON: Physicists at the Army Research Laboratory are bringing quantum “ghost” imaging from the realm of scientific curiosity to practical ...
NTC adapts to changing threat, hybrid warfare
FORT IRWIN, Ca: The battlefield of the future will be different compared to the battles being waged now in Iraq ...
Digital University helps keep Soldiers aware on battlefield
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany: Sweat is beading off his forehead. Sgt. Joshua A. Blazonis, a truck driver with the 41st Transportation Co. ...
Raytheon To Improve Army’s Battlefield Networked Communications
Marlborough MA: Raytheon has been awarded an initial $12.5 million contract to supply the U.S. Army with next-generation radios that ...
Developing System Gives Hope to Improved Battlefield Communications
WASHINGTON: Having a conversation interrupted by a lost cell phone signal is annoying. But for those serving in a combat ...
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