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The U.S. Navy’s San Antonio-class amphibious transport docks (LPDs) offer a versatile alternative to large nuclear-powered supercarriers.

A US subcommittee convened a hearing that investigated the use of American-made components in Russian weapons found on Ukrainian battlefield.

Mike Scanlon, RealClearDefense
An ability to win hearts and minds has…

Army T.
The Army has graduated nearly 25,000 recruits from its Future Soldier Prep Course who have gone on to become soldiers.

John Hill, Army Tech.
The U.S. Army has called on BAE Systems to continue to ramp up production of Bradley A4 Armoured Fighting Vehicles in a contract modification worth more than $440M.

Task & Purpose
If you have ever wondered what it would look like if a freight train crashed into an artillery piece, that’s been answered. On Thursday Sept.

John Hill, Army Technology
The U.S. Army strives to provide Armoured and Stryker Brigade Combat Teams with rapid, precise, indirect and direct fire capabilities.

Italy, the spring of 1944. The American 5th Army had invaded months earlier, but found itself stuck in a stalemate against Italian and German forces in the winter months. A breakout was needed, and at Anzio the Americans were looking for ways to decisively attack and overcome Axis resistance. 
One solution: sleds. Battle sleds. 
Brig. Gen. John W. O’Daniel, commander of the 3rd Division, had an idea.

SignalGeneriX is a winner in the Innovation and Product Launches categories in the 2024 Army Technology Excellence Awards.

A war that begins with a cyber attack on an American company on Earth to disrupt a foreign military’s satellite-based communications, hectic scenes aboard the International Space Station after a satellite is shot down, and a billionaire who now controls more than half of all active satellites: What at first glance looks like the plot of the next James Bond movie is actually a snapshot of recent reality, highlighting how the use of space has changed in recent years.