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U.S. Army Tests In-Flight Peeing Tech for Helicopter Pilots
U.S. Army tests new system letting helicopter pilots pee mid-mission.
Jalopnik · 1m
US Army Prepares for Domestic Attacks
US Army warns of potential attacks on American soil before overseas deployment.
mint · 1m
Trump says military execution of Fort Hood gunman will not be livestreamed
Trump blocks livestream of Fort Hood shooter's execution for families only.
Dawn · 2m
Retired Generals Call Livestreaming Execution 'Barbaric'
Retired military leaders oppose livestreaming Nidal Hasan's execution, calling it a 'barbaric' spectacle.
Houstonchronicle · 1m
Air Wins $200M Army Contract
Air's $200 million command software contract advances Army's NGC2 delivery timeline.
RuntimeWire · 1m
Gallatin AI Raises $50M for Military Logistics Platform
Gallatin AI secures $50 million funding to enhance military logistics software with AI-driven supply chain management.
SiliconANGLE · 1m
Tim Kennedy Shot in Congo Ambush
Former UFC fighter Tim Kennedy reportedly shot multiple times in DRC ambush.
EssentiallySports · 1m
Pentagon livestreams Fort Hood shooter's execution
Pentagon plans live-stream of Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution, nearly 90 years after last public US execution.
LADbible · 1m
Pentagon Streams Nidal Hasan Execution Live
Pentagon confirms Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution will be livestreamed to public.
LADbible · 1m
Dennis Haskins, Mr. Belding, Dies at 75
Dennis Haskins, the actor who played Principal Belding on Saved by the Bell, died at 75.
Rolling Stone · 1m
Half the Army's drones are designed to be fired and lost
The US Army is treating thousands of expendable drones like ammunition in combat exercises, a shift toward cheap, replaceable systems.
Business Insider · 1m
Army has 10,000 drones. It needs trained operators.
The US Army has fielded enough small drones to equip every squad, but lacks the trained pilots to use them effectively across the force.
Business Insider · 1m
Army sets 180-day rule for new tech before combat training
The US Army is establishing strict timelines for introducing new technologies like drones to soldiers to avoid distracting them from warfighting preparation.
Business Insider · 1m
How Pete Hegseth is rebuilding the Army's brass ceiling
The Defense Secretary has removed over 80 officers, mostly women and Black leaders, while claiming success in military recruitment.
The Conversation · 2m