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Researchers are designing the system with feedback from paratroopers who tested it.

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said the Army’s version of the Sig Sauer handgun does not have any drop test issues.

This latest version of the “Carl Gustaf” is almost three inches shorter and a third lighter than its predecessor.

The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.

Soldiers and scientists are testing monitors designed to track physiological status during a jump.

Researchers want to equip soldiers with a whole new type of weapon.

The request is specifically to meet a “potential gap in the capability of ground forces and infantry to penetrate body armor using existing ammunition.”

More than 100 combat engineers are testing the Integrated Head Protection System this month in Washington.

In recent weeks, both the Dallas Police Department and the Stamford Police Department in Connecticut have suspended use of their issued Sig Sauer P320 sidearm, the civilian equivalent of the Army’s recently adopted XM17.