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June 2019
New Stretcher Can Isolate Wounded on Battlefields
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December 2018
Experts Outline Steps to Address Threats to Aircraft Carriers
By Mandy MayfieldThe United States needs to boost its defense industrial base and take other measures to deal with the threats that its aircraft carriers face from peer adversaries, experts said Dec. 11. -
May 2018
Special Operations Command Needs New Tech to Take On Russia, China
By Vivienne MachiTAMPA, Fla. — Special Operations Command is seeking new and improved technologies to enable a pivot toward combating near-peer competitors while maintaining a superior edge in the counter-insurgency fight, command leaders said May 22. -
May 2018
New Design to Reduce Weight of Handheld Shields
By Vivienne MachiHoneywell has partnered with a designer of body armor and tactical protective gear to develop a new design for its Spectra Shield ballistic protective material which can reduce the weight of handheld shields by up to 20 percent. -
April 2018
Russia Rolling Ahead with Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicles
By Connie LeeRussia is moving forward with efforts to develop semi-autonomous unmanned ground vehicles that could be used in combat against U.S. and NATO forces, according to one expert. -
October 2017
Army to Equip Brigade of Abrams with Active Protection System by 2020
By Yasmin TadjdehThe Army plans to equip a brigade of Abrams main battle tanks with the Trophy active protection system by 2020, a service official said Oct. 9. -
March 2017
F-35 vs. A-10 Flyoff Poses More Questions
By John VenableThe only thing comparison tests will prove is what we already know. -
June 2016
Navy, Marines Pursuing Energy-Saving Projects
By Allyson VersprilleThe Navy and Marine Corps are pursuing new energy-efficient capabilities that could help save lives and increase resiliency to adversaries’ attacks on their power grids, a Navy official said. -
November 2015
Marines Select BAE, SAIC to Build Amphibious Combat Vehicle Prototypes
By Allyson Versprille and Jon HarperThe Marine Corps on Nov. 24 chose BAE Systems and SAIC to build 32 prototypes of a new fighting vehicle designed to replace its fleet of aging amphibious assault vehicles. -
August 2015
Northrop Grumman Beats BAE in Army Antimissile System Competition
By Sandra I. ErwinNorthrop Grumman Beats BAE in Army Antimissile System Competition