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GM lifts veil on new hydrogen-powered truck for Army
General Motors on Monday debuted a new hydrogen cell-powered truck that can store energy, make water and provide troops with a near-silent transportation option.
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Tiny Patch Sends Soldier’s Vitals to Smartphone
As the military searches for new ways to monitor soldiers’ vital signs, one option is a tiny wireless patch that sticks to your neck.
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PEO-C3T looking to make soldiers more expeditionary
At AUSA 2016, officials from PEO-C3T provided an update regarding programs they are working on.
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Helmet cover offers upgraded protection, tech for soldiers
This helmet cover is currently being used by soldiers in the field, and there’s a new version undergoing testing.
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Harris unveils intuitive T7 explosive ordnance disposal robot
Harris Corp., known for its radios and communications equipment, had a surprising piece of technology at its booth at the Association of the US Army’s annual convention Monday.
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The multi-domain battle
The Army is looking beyond ground warfare as it prepares to fight on an increasingly complex and unpredictable battlefield, the senior commander of Training and Doctrine Command said.
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Report: Army needs to improve simulated training development, evaluation
The Army must improve how it develops and measures the effectiveness of virtual training programs to prevent such systems from being underutilized or outright ignored, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
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AUSA president: Uncertainty is stifling modernization
The budget uncertainty that continues to plague the Army is the “number one concern, the number one impediment” to the service’s ability to properly balance its readiness with personnel and modernization, the new president of the Association of the United States Army said.
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Army sees promise in robotics, A2/AD tech
The Army sees robotics and capabilities that could help it operate in a more contested environment as promising focus areas for science and technology funds, said Maj. Gen. William Hix, the G-3/5/7 director of strategy, plans and policy.
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Monitoring base security
Base camp security encompasses a range of capabilities intended to detect potential hostile activity approaching the unit, at the perimeter and within camp grounds.
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GM lifts veil on new hydrogen-powered truck for Army
General Motors on Monday debuted a new hydrogen cell-powered truck that can store energy, make water and provide troops with a near-silent transportation option.
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Tiny Patch Sends Soldier’s Vitals to Smartphone
As the military searches for new ways to monitor soldiers’ vital signs, one option is a tiny wireless patch that sticks to your neck.
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PEO-C3T looking to make soldiers more expeditionary
At AUSA 2016, officials from PEO-C3T provided an update regarding programs they are working on.
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Helmet cover offers upgraded protection, tech for soldiers
This helmet cover is currently being used by soldiers in the field, and there’s a new version undergoing testing.
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Harris unveils intuitive T7 explosive ordnance disposal robot
Harris Corp., known for its radios and communications equipment, had a surprising piece of technology at its booth at the Association of the US Army’s annual convention Monday.
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The multi-domain battle
The Army is looking beyond ground warfare as it prepares to fight on an increasingly complex and unpredictable battlefield, the senior commander of Training and Doctrine Command said.
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Report: Army needs to improve simulated training development, evaluation
The Army must improve how it develops and measures the effectiveness of virtual training programs to prevent such systems from being underutilized or outright ignored, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
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AUSA president: Uncertainty is stifling modernization
The budget uncertainty that continues to plague the Army is the “number one concern, the number one impediment” to the service’s ability to properly balance its readiness with personnel and modernization, the new president of the Association of the United States Army said.
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Army sees promise in robotics, A2/AD tech
The Army sees robotics and capabilities that could help it operate in a more contested environment as promising focus areas for science and technology funds, said Maj. Gen. William Hix, the G-3/5/7 director of strategy, plans and policy.
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Monitoring base security
Base camp security encompasses a range of capabilities intended to detect potential hostile activity approaching the unit, at the perimeter and within camp grounds.
-
GM lifts veil on new hydrogen-powered truck for Army
General Motors on Monday debuted a new hydrogen cell-powered truck that can store energy, make water and provide troops with a near-silent transportation option.
-
Tiny Patch Sends Soldier’s Vitals to Smartphone
As the military searches for new ways to monitor soldiers’ vital signs, one option is a tiny wireless patch that sticks to your neck.
-
PEO-C3T looking to make soldiers more expeditionary
At AUSA 2016, officials from PEO-C3T provided an update regarding programs they are working on.
-
Helmet cover offers upgraded protection, tech for soldiers
This helmet cover is currently being used by soldiers in the field, and there’s a new version undergoing testing.
-
Harris unveils intuitive T7 explosive ordnance disposal robot
Harris Corp., known for its radios and communications equipment, had a surprising piece of technology at its booth at the Association of the US Army’s annual convention Monday.
-
The multi-domain battle
The Army is looking beyond ground warfare as it prepares to fight on an increasingly complex and unpredictable battlefield, the senior commander of Training and Doctrine Command said.
-
Report: Army needs to improve simulated training development, evaluation
The Army must improve how it develops and measures the effectiveness of virtual training programs to prevent such systems from being underutilized or outright ignored, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
-
AUSA president: Uncertainty is stifling modernization
The budget uncertainty that continues to plague the Army is the “number one concern, the number one impediment” to the service’s ability to properly balance its readiness with personnel and modernization, the new president of the Association of the United States Army said.
-
Army sees promise in robotics, A2/AD tech
The Army sees robotics and capabilities that could help it operate in a more contested environment as promising focus areas for science and technology funds, said Maj. Gen. William Hix, the G-3/5/7 director of strategy, plans and policy.
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Monitoring base security
Base camp security encompasses a range of capabilities intended to detect potential hostile activity approaching the unit, at the perimeter and within camp grounds.
