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The system would allow commandos to track, target, and even engage enemy fighters without exposing themselves directly.

Party In The Potty How do you attract a crowd in a convenience store? Easy! Throw a party in the potty. The HOP Shops chain of stores in Kentucky recently installed big red buttons in its bathrooms …

From Marine Corps raids to extended air assaults, here are four ways the U.S. could retaliate against the Islamic Resistance for killing three U.S. soldiers.

Melissa Johnson, USSOCOM's Acquisition Executive, is one of the speakers for the POC's 10th Annual Defense R&D Summit on January 31, 2024. Register here.

The new rifle would increase the lethality of already tough forces. The war in Ukraine has highlighted what snipers can do on a modern battlefield.

Even an off-the-shelf AESA radar solution could drastically enhance the capabilities of Special Operations Command's C-130s.

A new Human Rights Watch report details “apparent war crimes” in attacks that killed 60 civilians in crowded marketplaces and at a funeral.

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The company won the handgun, rifle and automatic rifle, 6.8mm rifle contracts and is competing for the medium machine gun replacement.

It’s been almost three months since the U.S. V-22 fleet was grounded. On Thursday the Marine Corps said the grounding is a safety issue for tiltrotor squadrons.