Marines Want New Skis, Not New Ski Boots
The Marine Corps recently announced it will soon search the market for a new ski system that does not require a new ski boot.
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Social Media Photos Raise Questions About B-1 Emergency Landing
Photos show a missing ceiling hatch, leading to speculation an in-flight ejection was attempted.
C-17 Globemaster Makes 1st Airdrop in Afghanistan in More Than a Year
The cargo airlifter, based out of Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, made a drop over Southern Afghanistan on May 10.
Proposed Cannon Would Turn the B-1 Bomber into a Gunship
Boeing has been granted a patent for a cannon to enhance the aircraft's ability to take on more close-air support roles.
Army to Begin Equipping Heavy Units with Active Protection by 2020
The Army has been testing Israeli-made systems such as Trophy for the M1 tank and Iron Fist for the Bradley.
Check Out EOD's New, One-of-a-Kind Robot
Explosive ordnance disposal technicians are working with a next-generation robot that will pick apart bombs and study them.
Army Medicine Embracing Robot Surgery, Other High-Tech Procedures
Physicians far from a field hospital could soon perform delicate, highly specialized surgery on wounded troops using robotics...
Advanced Data Sharing, Range Expansion on Eglin Test Wing's Agenda
The engineers and system developers with the Air Force's 96th Test Wing at Eglin AFB work on a wide range of projects.
DoD Begins Accepting F-35 Fighters After Corrosion Issue
The Defense Department is again accepting F-35 Joint Strike Fighters after suspending deliveries from Lockheed Martin Corp.
Could Tanks Still Make an Appearance in Trump's Military Parade?
A new proposal would give SecDef Mattis the final word on what appears in the parad
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