Soldier armed: M1028 120 mm canister round

Article Abstract:

The Army and Marine Corps warfighters operating in Iraq are receiving a new combat capability that places a high tech spin on an old tech concept. The new 120 mm M1028 canister round provides the Army and Marine Corps Abrams series tanks with an impressive blend of combat lethality and psychological deterrence against a broad array of 21st-century battlefield threats.

Iraq, US Marine Corps, Military aspects, United States. Marine Corps, Combat support, Iraq War, 2003-

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Unattended ground sensors

Article Abstract:

The US Army is in the process of fielding its first complete remotely monitored battlefield sensor system, version II (REMBASS II) unattended ground sensor (UGS) system, which provides a good opportunity to highlight recent activities in the UGS arena. The complete REMBASS II is designed to fit in two MOLLE packs.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Military surveillance

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The M240B machine gun

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The new M240B machine gun, along with the interim armored vehicle, is being considered standard equipment for the Army's new initial brigade combat teams. The gun provides reliability and effectiveness in a lightweight weapon.

Innovations, Machine guns, Machine-guns

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