R&D chiefs outline needs for new hardware in terror war

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Pentagon's central R&D arm has opened its eighth, and newest, strategic thrust driven by operations in Iraq and other future urban environments. R&D chiefs suggest a number of needs for new hardware in terror war including persistent reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition systems that vastly improve what troops know about the activities throughout a city in all three dimensions and over time.

International Affairs, Executive changes & profiles, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Technology application, Military operations, United States. Department of Defense, Military maneuvers, Sega, Ronald

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Research opportunities for Industry: Army open to 'Any Idea,' but make sure you prove it

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A number of cutting-edge research program with universities were offered by the Army in order to improve the gear available to army soldiers in 2006. The program includes work in the areas of nanotechnology, the production and manupulation of matter at the atomic scale as well as robotics immersive environments.

Dept of the Army, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Defense industry, United States. Army, Federal aid to research, Government aid to research, Defence industry

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