How the Remington 700 Rifle Changed Small Arms Attack
Osborn, Warrior Maven The story of the Remington 700 began with its predecessors, the Model 721 and 722 series.
Month: September 2024
Arms Industry Catching Up With Insatiable Need for 155mm Rounds
NatDefMag In the United States, the Army is looking to significantly ramp up 155mm production, with a stated goal of producing 100,000 rounds per month by 2025.
C2 Fix to Bolster U.S. Army’s ‘Fight Tonigh’ Ability
Mark Pomerleau, DefenseScoop C2 Fix and C2 Next seek to enhance how the Army fights in the future.
U.S. Army Dragoons To Be Replaced by New Lethality Stryker
Army Technology A total of three U.S. Army brigades will be equipped with the ICVVA-1 upgrade, intended to improve lethality for forces in Europe.
DARPA ‘Quantum Skeptic’ Challenges Industry: Prove Me Wrong
Breaking Defense “We’re going to do our best to disprove anybody who steps through our door,” said DARPA’s Joe Altepeter, “[but if] you convince my team, we will be your advocate inside the…
GAO: Actions Needed To Improve Support for Sailor-Led Maintenance
GAO From the report
What GAO Found
The Navy faces several interrelated personnel and training challenges that inhibit sailors’ ability to complete required…
F/A-18 Super Hornet Appears With Unprecedented Air-to-Air Missile Load
TWZ This is the first time we have seen four AIM-174B very long-range air-to-air missiles on a Super Hornet, along with pods and other missiles.
Two U.S. Virginia-Class SSNs Rotate for Maintenance
John Hill, Naval Technology This rotation ensures a persistent availability of SSNs at sea at a time when U.S. submarine capacity has taken a hit.
UAW’s rift with Stellantis raises fear that some US auto jobs could vanish
U.S. autoworkers warn that a dispute between their union and Stellantis over delays in reopening a shuttered factory in Belvidere, Illinois, is much bigger than that one plant
No more money for NHS without reform, says Starmer as he outlines vision for health service – UK politics live
The prime minister blamed the Tories for ‘breaking’ the NHS and said reform of the service was needed Starmer sets out some of the most negative findings in the report.Take the waiting times in A&A – more than 100,000 infants waited more than six h…