military tech

Autonomous drones, laser weapons, and goggles that can see through vehicles, oh my.

“It’s a total game-changer for battlefield communications.”

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The Marine Corps is looking for a replacement for the LAV.

"Wireless power transfer provides a potential breakthrough capability."

"There have actually been times when I was unstrapped and unzipped and I get a radio call to respond to a ‘troops in contact.'"

Turning an empty water bottle into new material, like protein powder or gun lubricant, could help create a useful purpose for trash.

"Finally we have a modern helmet to go with these modern fighters."

“The future is extremely bright for this line of research."

Promote ahead of peers.

Army researchers and tech companies demonstrated an unmanned aircraft delivering whole blood to a landing zone in Virginia.

"We’ll be able to neutralize our target faster, get in and get out.”

“I hope Lt. Gen. Skinner succeeds in killing it, but I won’t hold my breath.”

Putting the "kill" in kilowatt

This picture looks fake but trust us, it's totally real.

"There’s a reason why zero, exactly zero, airlines on the planet operate the 707."

The latest bike from Milwaukee is even better than the ones that made Harley-Davidson a military icon.

Meet 'Iron Thunder' ... or not!

"Seaborne operations offer nearly unlimited water landing zones."

The USS New York's nose is made from steel salvaged from the wreckage of the World Trade Center.

"At this point, I am just tired of continuously chasing support and money to do my job."

The 'ninja bomb' strikes again.

A windfall for the Taliban.

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“Small things such as a new haircut or a couple of pounds gained could cause the helmet to not fit correctly."