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Navy ditches futuristic railgun, eyes hypersonic missiles-- &#; MYSTERY WIRE (BATH, Maine – AP) — The U.S. Navy pulled the plug, for now, on a futuristic weapon that fires projectiles at up to seven times the speed of sound using
US Army eyes long-term role for Apache with futuristic The US Army is eyeing futuristic weapons and other upgrades for the Boeing AH- Apache attack helicopter, such as directed energy weapons and a compound wing, as it believes a replacement
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Army eyes thousands of IVAS systems with FY budget-- &#; A key operational test is scheduled for May. The Army’s budget request for fiscal year totaled $ billion, documents show, a .% tick up from its $ billion fiscal year enacted funding. The request is level with its fiscal year enacted budget, as well. The slight increase compared to fiscal year lets the Army “maintain the
US Army eyes long-term role for Apache with futuristic The US Army is eyeing futuristic weapons and other upgrades for the Boeing AH- Apache attack helicopter, such as directed energy weapons and a compound wing, as it believes a replacement
Top Army Official Tests Out Futuristic Smart -- &#; The Army awarded a $ million contract to Microsoft in November to develop IVAS -- a high-tech device that relies on augmented reality to create a synthetic training environment for soldiers.
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Army eyes thousands of IVAS systems with FY budget-- &#; A key operational test is scheduled for May. The Army’s budget request for fiscal year totaled $ billion, documents show, a .% tick up from its $ billion fiscal year enacted funding. The request is level with its fiscal year enacted budget, as well. The slight increase compared to fiscal year lets the Army “maintain the