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Army tests ‘HALO’-inspired knee brace that can charge your radios, mobile devices
The Army is looking for a way to lighten the load of batteries soldiers have to carry around to use their gadgets, and rising to the top of the heap is a tricked-out knee brace that absorbs the energy from your feet striking the ground and sends it to a battery pack.
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Have gear, will travel: 3 top-tier cases
Make sure your rifles, electronics and other equipment arrive intact
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The U.S. Air Force lost a Nagasaki-style bomb 66 years ago. A Canadian man may have found it
The Canadian military will investigate a diver’s claim that he found the missing Mark IV.
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Army orders Harris vehicle radios
Harris Corp. has won a $10 million Army contract for vehicle radios.
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That pilot in the cockpit may someday be a robot
A Defense Department and industry collaboration is attempting to replace the second human pilot in two-person flight crews with robot co-pilots that never tire, get bored, feel stressed out or become distracted.
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Army, Marines field next-generation tourniquet
The combat application tourniquet – that small, issue item to which so many wounded troops owe their lives – is getting an upgrade.
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Army wants to field better jungle boots in 2017
The Army plans to outfit two brigade combat teams in Hawaii with upgraded boots.
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Army brat Lucas Till takes over title role in ‘MacGyver’ reboot
Premiere at Ga. base helps dad share in son’s success
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Picking out the right rifle, scope and ammo for a hunt of a lifetime
My upcoming hunt in British Columbia with Northwest Big Game Outfitters has the typical logistics and capabilities issues every traveling sportsman faces. Here we look at the primary shooting tools for the expedition.
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NYC soldier gets back the helmet that saved his life in Afghanistan
During a ceremony in New York, the Army presented Staff Sgt. Frankie Hernandez with the Advanced Combat Helmet that saved his life by stopping a bullet in 2012 in Afghanistan.
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Army tests ‘HALO’-inspired knee brace that can charge your radios, mobile devices
The Army is looking for a way to lighten the load of batteries soldiers have to carry around to use their gadgets, and rising to the top of the heap is a tricked-out knee brace that absorbs the energy from your feet striking the ground and sends it to a battery pack.
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Have gear, will travel: 3 top-tier cases
Make sure your rifles, electronics and other equipment arrive intact
-
The U.S. Air Force lost a Nagasaki-style bomb 66 years ago. A Canadian man may have found it
The Canadian military will investigate a diver’s claim that he found the missing Mark IV.
-
Army orders Harris vehicle radios
Harris Corp. has won a $10 million Army contract for vehicle radios.
-
That pilot in the cockpit may someday be a robot
A Defense Department and industry collaboration is attempting to replace the second human pilot in two-person flight crews with robot co-pilots that never tire, get bored, feel stressed out or become distracted.
-
Army, Marines field next-generation tourniquet
The combat application tourniquet – that small, issue item to which so many wounded troops owe their lives – is getting an upgrade.
-
Army wants to field better jungle boots in 2017
The Army plans to outfit two brigade combat teams in Hawaii with upgraded boots.
-
Army brat Lucas Till takes over title role in ‘MacGyver’ reboot
Premiere at Ga. base helps dad share in son’s success
-
Picking out the right rifle, scope and ammo for a hunt of a lifetime
My upcoming hunt in British Columbia with Northwest Big Game Outfitters has the typical logistics and capabilities issues every traveling sportsman faces. Here we look at the primary shooting tools for the expedition.
-
NYC soldier gets back the helmet that saved his life in Afghanistan
During a ceremony in New York, the Army presented Staff Sgt. Frankie Hernandez with the Advanced Combat Helmet that saved his life by stopping a bullet in 2012 in Afghanistan.
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Army tests ‘HALO’-inspired knee brace that can charge your radios, mobile devices
The Army is looking for a way to lighten the load of batteries soldiers have to carry around to use their gadgets, and rising to the top of the heap is a tricked-out knee brace that absorbs the energy from your feet striking the ground and sends it to a battery pack.
-
Have gear, will travel: 3 top-tier cases
Make sure your rifles, electronics and other equipment arrive intact
-
The U.S. Air Force lost a Nagasaki-style bomb 66 years ago. A Canadian man may have found it
The Canadian military will investigate a diver’s claim that he found the missing Mark IV.
-
Army orders Harris vehicle radios
Harris Corp. has won a $10 million Army contract for vehicle radios.
-
That pilot in the cockpit may someday be a robot
A Defense Department and industry collaboration is attempting to replace the second human pilot in two-person flight crews with robot co-pilots that never tire, get bored, feel stressed out or become distracted.
-
Army, Marines field next-generation tourniquet
The combat application tourniquet – that small, issue item to which so many wounded troops owe their lives – is getting an upgrade.
-
Army wants to field better jungle boots in 2017
The Army plans to outfit two brigade combat teams in Hawaii with upgraded boots.
-
Army brat Lucas Till takes over title role in ‘MacGyver’ reboot
Premiere at Ga. base helps dad share in son’s success
-
Picking out the right rifle, scope and ammo for a hunt of a lifetime
My upcoming hunt in British Columbia with Northwest Big Game Outfitters has the typical logistics and capabilities issues every traveling sportsman faces. Here we look at the primary shooting tools for the expedition.
-
NYC soldier gets back the helmet that saved his life in Afghanistan
During a ceremony in New York, the Army presented Staff Sgt. Frankie Hernandez with the Advanced Combat Helmet that saved his life by stopping a bullet in 2012 in Afghanistan.













