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The Army Software Factory is going to turn soldiers into coding wizards
“Understand that you’re speaking for the soldiers that you’re building this software for, you’re building this for them to use, you’re building a tool for them to save time."
Feds sought to deploy military ‘heat ray’ against Washington DC protesters, whistleblower says
The Active Denial System uses radio frequency waves "to create a brief intolerable heating sensation on the person's skin at tactically useful ranges," according to the Pentagon
The Army wants to build a brand new exoskeleton to help soldiers ruck faster and harder
The Army is formally moving ahead with the development and fielding of a powered exoskeleton to help soldiers move faster and carry more while reducing overall fatigue
Air Force general on UFOs: ‘Occasionally you see stuff that you can’t explain’
Task & Purpose asked Wilsbach point blank if he personally believes that aliens have visited this planet.
COVID-19 squashes some of the Marine Corps’ biggest balls
About 3,000 people typically attend the Commandant's Marine Corps Birthday Ball.
Second airman killed in Kuwait vehicle accident in as many days
The death occurred mere two days after a different airman died in a separate accident on the same base
98 airmen have died by suicide so far in 2020, Air Force chief says
“The stressors that we have are much different than the stressors we had last year"
The Belarusian military is testing a three-wheeled murdercycle
Just look at this absolute unit
Here’s where Trump, Biden, and Jorgensen stand on the issues most important to the US military
Where the three major presidential candidates stand on military and veterans issues.
Marines simulated a takedown of a hostile ship in the South China Sea in a ‘flex’ at China
"Marines flex in the South China Sea."
Jon Stewart to Pentagon: The F-35 can wait, but troops dying from burn pit exposure can’t
Jon Stewart, the former host of Comedy Central's "Daily Show" took to Capitol Hill to rail against the federal government's insistence that building a fleet of newfangled jets (some which don't work) is a better use of taxpayer dollars than caring for our wounded and ill.
The Space Force is calling its members ‘space professionals’ until it figures out a real term for them
Because 'Jedi Knights' is already taken.
Alwyn Cashe just took the field on the helmet of a Steelers player and former Army Ranger
Alejandro Villanueva, a former Army Ranger and an offensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers bore the name of Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe on his helmet during Monday's game against the New York Giants.
Trump campaign ad urges ‘support our troops’ with a picture of Russian soldiers and jets
To be fair, the ad did not specify which troops should garner Americans' support
Watch the Air Force use a hypersonic bullet to blast a drone out of the sky
The Defense Department has released footage of a recent test of the U.S. military's vaunted hypervelocity projectile in action
The Air Force has already built and flown a prototype of its first new fighter jet in two decades
The Air Force has secretly designed, built, and flown a prototype of a future fighter jet under its Next Generation Air Dominance program, Defense News reports
The new Army Reserve chief is planning to (virtually) crash your staff meetings
“People seeing us doing that — that will spread."
Man found unresponsive on Guam base pronounced dead
An airman assigned to Andersen Air Force Base was found unresponsive in base lodging on Tuesday