Backpack-Sized Robots on Their Way to Army Units
The U.S. Army recently awarded QinetiQ North America a contract worth up to $152 million for special robots.
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Army to Issue Latest Armored Groin Protection to Paratroopers
Soldiers at Fort Bragg will soon receive the Army's latest attempt at armor protection for the genitals and groin area.
Air Force Begins Fielding New Army Handgun to Security Forces
The Air Force recently began fielding the compact version of the Army's new Modular Handgun System to its security forces.
Army's New Lightweight Body Armor Plates Could Feature 'Shooter's Cut'
The Army is close to approving a lightweight body armor plate with a "shooter's cut" to provide greater mobility in combat.
Army's New Helmet Offers Greater Protection, Rails for Mounting Lights
U.S. Army officials will soon begin fielding a new combat helmet designed to give soldiers 100 percent greater protection.
Soldier Gets Back Battered Helmet That Saved His Life During Insider Attack
The bullet tore a large hole in the ballistic material, but the Enhanced Combat Helmet (ECH) stopped the round.
Here's How Much Has Been Made from the Sale of Surplus M1 Rifles to Civilians
The Civilian Marksmanship Program sells M1 rifles, many of which were used in World War II and the Korean War.
How to Get a Historic M1 Rifle and Other Military Surplus Weapons
The Civilian Marksmanship Program may have what you're looking for.
Pentagon Says Design Fixes Improve Reliability in New Army Service Pistol
Design tweaks to the Army Modular Handgun System have improved the new pistol's reliability when firing 9mm ball ammunition.
Army to Test Out Lighter Body Armor Plates This Year
The Army's multi-component Soldier Protection System body armor features hard-armor plates designed to stop rifle rounds.
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