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The Pentagon's blue-sky R&D agency chose 10 partners to help make goggles easier on soldiers' necks and expand vision in the dark.

Thanks to a bombshell new revelation via Project Veritas, we now have smoking gun proof that Fauci lied under oath and funded the gain-of-function research that led to the SARS-CoV-2 bioweapon [...]

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Because of the characteristics of Omicron and how it combined high transmissivity with very low mortality and hospitalization rates, there's growing speculation that Omicron might have been [...]

By Kara Klein, Manager of Communications, Security Industry Association on December 27, 2021 Share:

Like it or not, drones have completely changed our lives. Whether we’re talking about the commercially-available ones, that allow us to shoot incredible videos of whatever exploit or military hunter-killers, drones are now an integral part of our society.

Fourteen vendors have been chosen to complete designs for two different pieces of an optical terminal that can connect incompatible LEO sats.

The Manta Ray is one of several unmanned vehicles moving through the military's research and development enterprises.

Chow halls and “warrior restaurants” of the future could serve deployed troops meals made by microorganisms using water, air, electricity and little else.