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Land Forces
October 2021
AUSA NEWS: Israeli Company Showcases Enhanced Remote Weapon System for Vehicles (Updated)
The Israel-based Rafael Advanced Defense ... -
Land Forces
October 2021
AUSA NEWS: L3Harris Awarded Contract for EOD Night Vision Goggles
Explosive ordnance disposal soldiers have some of the toughest and most dangerous jobs in the Army. Soon, they will be equipped with an advanced new night-vision goggle that can help them detect, disable and neutralize explosive devises in low-light or no-light conditions. -
Land Forces
October 2021
AUSA NEWS: Under New leadership, AM General Looking to Advance Vehicle Tech
AM General is embracing change and modern ... -
Energy
October 2021
Electric Vehicles for the Military Still a Pipedream
The Army for years has been making investments into the electrification ... -
Land Forces
September 2021
DSEI NEWS: Polaris Debuts Upgraded Ultralight Tactical Vehicle (Updated)
LONDON — Polaris Government and Defense unveiled an upgraded ... -
Land Forces
June 2021
Israeli Firm Delivers Advanced Targeting System
Smart Shooter, an Israel-based developer of fire control systems, has delivered a new optical targeting scope to the Defense Department for testing. -
Special Operations
May 2021
SOFIC NEWS: Body Armor, Ammo Among New Tech for Commandos
Special Operations Command is investing in new “game changing” equipment that will better protect and enhance the capabilities of commandos on the ground. -
Army News
March 2021
BREAKING: Army Releases New Arctic Strategy
The Army released its long-awaited strategy to assert dominance over the Arctic region March 16. -
Special Operations
May 2020
Special Operations Community Embraces ‘Wildcat’ Calibers
By Scott R. GourleyOne phenomenon that has emerged from the U.S. special operations community over the last 10 to 12 years involves exploration and acquisition of small arms in new ballistic calibers. -
Land Forces
April 2020
Body Armor Market to Grow, Study Finds
By Mandy MayfieldThe size of the global body armor market is poised to increase by 5.2 percent over the next decade, according to a new study.
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