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3 days agoHandgun designed for the military now available to law enforcement and civiliansDesigned to surpass U.S. Army requirements, the FN 509 Tactical handgun is now available for law enforcement and civilians too.
3 days agoArmy set sights on sophisticated future tanksCould there be a lightweight armored attack vehicle able to speed across bridges, deploy quickly from the air, detect enemies at very long ranges, control nearby robots and fire the most advanced weapons in the world - all while maintaining the unprecedented protection and survivability of an Abrams tank?
4 days agoSapphire gem-based ‘transparent’ armor protects soldiers from snipersMade from a synthetic version of the highly-prized sapphire gemstone, new transparent armor is lighter, thinner and pulverizes bullets on impact.
4 days agoChina is going to launch an artificial 'moon' to light up citiesThe south-western Chinese city of Chengdu is planning on launching a fake moon into space in hopes of it illuminating the entire country.
6 days agoNASA eyes stunning 'cloud city' airship concept to explore VenusNASA is considering a spectacular airship concept for Venus exploration.
October 12AUSA 2018 in pictures: The biggest land warfare showcase in yearsA host of awesome military technology was on display at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington D.C.
October 12Apple patent could kill robocallsA new software patent from Apple could help kill robocalls and scams, letting users automatically recognize "a spoofing caller."
