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Aiming? Identifying targets? This system will do everything but pull the trigger.
The AIMLOCK system is part of an Army program to use computers to auto-correct small arms fire while dismounted or from a vehicle, boat or aircraft.
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This is the handgun from Glock that lost the race to replace the Beretta M9
The new Glock 19X is the company’s submission for the Army MHS program and combines a G19 barrel and slide with a G17 frame.
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The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
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The F-104 Starfighter was supposed to be the Air Force’s fastest, highest-flying combat jet
Often called “the rocket with a man in it,” the F-104 was the first operational aircraft to sustain Mach 2 speed in flight.
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How the AK-47 became the ‘weapon of the century’
Conceived as an intermediate rifle for Soviet foot soldiers, the AK became the prototype of the modern assault rifle.
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Soldiers field-test the Army’s newer, lighter body armor
Soldiers at Fort Carson, Colorado, tested the Army’s new body armor from Oct. 16-20.
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The Army is working on a new 40 mm round that will make training more realistic
The Army could start fielding the new 40 mm training rounds in August 2019, officials said.
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The Army’s effort to temporarily replace the M4 with a 7.62 mm rifle is not happening
The Army has canceled current efforts to find a temporary commercial replacement for the M4 carbine chambered in 7.62 mm instead of 5.56 mm.
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Army rifle replacement program canceled before it takes off
The Interim Combat Service Rifle had been in development since at least this spring and was officially announced in August.
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Proposed amendments would speed up three Army small arms programs
The amendments, if passed, would allow the Army to more quickly buy a new interim service rifle, a squad designated marksman rifle and armor-piercing ammunition.
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Aiming? Identifying targets? This system will do everything but pull the trigger.
The AIMLOCK system is part of an Army program to use computers to auto-correct small arms fire while dismounted or from a vehicle, boat or aircraft.
-
This is the handgun from Glock that lost the race to replace the Beretta M9
The new Glock 19X is the company’s submission for the Army MHS program and combines a G19 barrel and slide with a G17 frame.
-
The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
-
The F-104 Starfighter was supposed to be the Air Force’s fastest, highest-flying combat jet
Often called “the rocket with a man in it,” the F-104 was the first operational aircraft to sustain Mach 2 speed in flight.
-
How the AK-47 became the ‘weapon of the century’
Conceived as an intermediate rifle for Soviet foot soldiers, the AK became the prototype of the modern assault rifle.
-
Soldiers field-test the Army’s newer, lighter body armor
Soldiers at Fort Carson, Colorado, tested the Army’s new body armor from Oct. 16-20.
-
The Army is working on a new 40 mm round that will make training more realistic
The Army could start fielding the new 40 mm training rounds in August 2019, officials said.
-
The Army’s effort to temporarily replace the M4 with a 7.62 mm rifle is not happening
The Army has canceled current efforts to find a temporary commercial replacement for the M4 carbine chambered in 7.62 mm instead of 5.56 mm.
-
Army rifle replacement program canceled before it takes off
The Interim Combat Service Rifle had been in development since at least this spring and was officially announced in August.
-
Proposed amendments would speed up three Army small arms programs
The amendments, if passed, would allow the Army to more quickly buy a new interim service rifle, a squad designated marksman rifle and armor-piercing ammunition.
-
Aiming? Identifying targets? This system will do everything but pull the trigger.
The AIMLOCK system is part of an Army program to use computers to auto-correct small arms fire while dismounted or from a vehicle, boat or aircraft.
-
This is the handgun from Glock that lost the race to replace the Beretta M9
The new Glock 19X is the company’s submission for the Army MHS program and combines a G19 barrel and slide with a G17 frame.
-
The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
-
The F-104 Starfighter was supposed to be the Air Force’s fastest, highest-flying combat jet
Often called “the rocket with a man in it,” the F-104 was the first operational aircraft to sustain Mach 2 speed in flight.
-
How the AK-47 became the ‘weapon of the century’
Conceived as an intermediate rifle for Soviet foot soldiers, the AK became the prototype of the modern assault rifle.
-
Soldiers field-test the Army’s newer, lighter body armor
Soldiers at Fort Carson, Colorado, tested the Army’s new body armor from Oct. 16-20.
-
The Army is working on a new 40 mm round that will make training more realistic
The Army could start fielding the new 40 mm training rounds in August 2019, officials said.
-
The Army’s effort to temporarily replace the M4 with a 7.62 mm rifle is not happening
The Army has canceled current efforts to find a temporary commercial replacement for the M4 carbine chambered in 7.62 mm instead of 5.56 mm.
-
Army rifle replacement program canceled before it takes off
The Interim Combat Service Rifle had been in development since at least this spring and was officially announced in August.
-
Proposed amendments would speed up three Army small arms programs
The amendments, if passed, would allow the Army to more quickly buy a new interim service rifle, a squad designated marksman rifle and armor-piercing ammunition.
