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Ukrainian troops spotted with American-made, but Russian-styled, RPGs. Here’s where they came from.
Ukrainian National Guard troops were spotted in early May training with a modified American version of the RPG-7 — the PSRL-1 rocket-propelled grenade launcher, made by the Texas-based company AirTronicUSA.
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We’re about to find out if this ‘optionally-manned’ Polaris ATV could help shoulder a soldier’s combat load
One of two types of robotic vehicles being tested by Army formations this summer is made by Polaris Industries.
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Soldiers beat out Marines for top spots at Marine sniper course
Two soldiers recently took top honors in the Marine Corps Scout Sniper Course.
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Want a genuine US military surplus 1911? Here’s (finally) how you can get one
The Civilian Marksmanship Program is selling off 8,000 surplus Army .45 caliber 1911 pistols.
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Grunts may be one step closer to getting this Ops-Core style helmet
The Corps is about to kick off a ballistics study between the currently fielded mid-cut enhanced combat helmet and a high-cut version.
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Are Philippine Marines getting the gear they need?
A hodgepodge of weapons on display during an international exercise in the Philippines may highlight serious supply shortfalls for Philippine Marines.
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The US military could replace the M240 and legendary ‘Ma Deuce’ a lot sooner than you think
A new caliber machine gun under partnered development with both Special Operations Command and the Marine Corps is set to replace the existing M240 machine gun platform for infantry units and, in some cases, the vehicle and aircraft-mounted .50 caliber machine gun.
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Could you soon carry a submachine gun on mission? The Army is interested
The Army has asked industry to provide examples of a 9mm submachine gun for soldier protection gaps.
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Mattis’ infantry reformer blasts weapons makers to quit stalling and make a better, more lethal rifle
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Bob Scales, who heads the secretary of defense’ Close Combat Lethality Task Force, challenged industry and government leaders to do better and deliver a leap-ahead rifle in less than two years.
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SOCOM snipers will ditch their bullets for this new round next year
The top Special Operations Forces snipers will replace their 7.62mm sniper rifles with a the 6.5mm Creedmoor, which doubles their hit probability at 1,000m, increases their effective range by nearly half, reduces wind drift by a third and has less recoil.
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Ukrainian troops spotted with American-made, but Russian-styled, RPGs. Here’s where they came from.
Ukrainian National Guard troops were spotted in early May training with a modified American version of the RPG-7 — the PSRL-1 rocket-propelled grenade launcher, made by the Texas-based company AirTronicUSA.
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We’re about to find out if this ‘optionally-manned’ Polaris ATV could help shoulder a soldier’s combat load
One of two types of robotic vehicles being tested by Army formations this summer is made by Polaris Industries.
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Soldiers beat out Marines for top spots at Marine sniper course
Two soldiers recently took top honors in the Marine Corps Scout Sniper Course.
-
Want a genuine US military surplus 1911? Here’s (finally) how you can get one
The Civilian Marksmanship Program is selling off 8,000 surplus Army .45 caliber 1911 pistols.
-
Grunts may be one step closer to getting this Ops-Core style helmet
The Corps is about to kick off a ballistics study between the currently fielded mid-cut enhanced combat helmet and a high-cut version.
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Are Philippine Marines getting the gear they need?
A hodgepodge of weapons on display during an international exercise in the Philippines may highlight serious supply shortfalls for Philippine Marines.
-
The US military could replace the M240 and legendary ‘Ma Deuce’ a lot sooner than you think
A new caliber machine gun under partnered development with both Special Operations Command and the Marine Corps is set to replace the existing M240 machine gun platform for infantry units and, in some cases, the vehicle and aircraft-mounted .50 caliber machine gun.
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Could you soon carry a submachine gun on mission? The Army is interested
The Army has asked industry to provide examples of a 9mm submachine gun for soldier protection gaps.
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Mattis’ infantry reformer blasts weapons makers to quit stalling and make a better, more lethal rifle
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Bob Scales, who heads the secretary of defense’ Close Combat Lethality Task Force, challenged industry and government leaders to do better and deliver a leap-ahead rifle in less than two years.
-
SOCOM snipers will ditch their bullets for this new round next year
The top Special Operations Forces snipers will replace their 7.62mm sniper rifles with a the 6.5mm Creedmoor, which doubles their hit probability at 1,000m, increases their effective range by nearly half, reduces wind drift by a third and has less recoil.
-
Ukrainian troops spotted with American-made, but Russian-styled, RPGs. Here’s where they came from.
Ukrainian National Guard troops were spotted in early May training with a modified American version of the RPG-7 — the PSRL-1 rocket-propelled grenade launcher, made by the Texas-based company AirTronicUSA.
-
We’re about to find out if this ‘optionally-manned’ Polaris ATV could help shoulder a soldier’s combat load
One of two types of robotic vehicles being tested by Army formations this summer is made by Polaris Industries.
-
Soldiers beat out Marines for top spots at Marine sniper course
Two soldiers recently took top honors in the Marine Corps Scout Sniper Course.
-
Want a genuine US military surplus 1911? Here’s (finally) how you can get one
The Civilian Marksmanship Program is selling off 8,000 surplus Army .45 caliber 1911 pistols.
-
Grunts may be one step closer to getting this Ops-Core style helmet
The Corps is about to kick off a ballistics study between the currently fielded mid-cut enhanced combat helmet and a high-cut version.
-
Are Philippine Marines getting the gear they need?
A hodgepodge of weapons on display during an international exercise in the Philippines may highlight serious supply shortfalls for Philippine Marines.
-
The US military could replace the M240 and legendary ‘Ma Deuce’ a lot sooner than you think
A new caliber machine gun under partnered development with both Special Operations Command and the Marine Corps is set to replace the existing M240 machine gun platform for infantry units and, in some cases, the vehicle and aircraft-mounted .50 caliber machine gun.
-
Could you soon carry a submachine gun on mission? The Army is interested
The Army has asked industry to provide examples of a 9mm submachine gun for soldier protection gaps.
-
Mattis’ infantry reformer blasts weapons makers to quit stalling and make a better, more lethal rifle
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Bob Scales, who heads the secretary of defense’ Close Combat Lethality Task Force, challenged industry and government leaders to do better and deliver a leap-ahead rifle in less than two years.
-
SOCOM snipers will ditch their bullets for this new round next year
The top Special Operations Forces snipers will replace their 7.62mm sniper rifles with a the 6.5mm Creedmoor, which doubles their hit probability at 1,000m, increases their effective range by nearly half, reduces wind drift by a third and has less recoil.
