The Army wants to get the load soldiers carry down to 55 pounds
The Army wants to cut down on redundant and excess equipment that its soldiers carry into battle, hoping that none carry more than 55 pounds.
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Historic facility develops technology for the future
The Radio Frequency Simulation System, or RFSS, is commemorating 50 years in service to the DEVCOM Aviation & Missile Center.
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Palantir delivers first 2 next-gen targeting systems to Army
The announcement comes nearly one year to the date of the service awarding the firm a $178 million contract to deliver 10 ...
Leading Technology Composites wins pair of nine-figure Army contracts — one marks jump into helmet production
Leading Technology Composites has a long track record manufacturing personal protective body armor and vehicle body armor in ...
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Army SBIR CATALYST Award Ignites New Era of Innovation and Collaboration
The U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program [SL1] announces ...
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Army hits pause on $10B software development contract
The Army has put on hold a $10 billion software contract as the service branch reviews its acquisition strategy. The New Modern Software Development contract vehicle does not appear on any of ...
Army looking at new technology to enhance operational capability of armoured vehicles in high altitude
The Indian Army first used tanks at high altitude in 1947-48, when Stuart tanks were moved to Zoji La at an altitude of ...