Shrinking Army Studies Buying Robots to Replace Soldiers

Beginning his working life in the aviation industry and trained by the BBC, Tony Gosling is a British land rights activist, historian & investigative radio journalist. Published time: February 25, 2014 16:05 When a friendly NATO ...

One of the first things you realize about Borneo is how difficult it can be to land a plane. On my first trip there, our plane circled the provincial capital of Palangkaraya for a half hour before a window in the smoke opened long enough toland. ...

Cyber warfare tools, guided munitions, and mass production of 3D-printed, automated drones are future military technologies that the US will be focusing on in the near future, according to a report from national security think-tank, according to the ...

Enlarge Photo As the armed forces shrink and withdraw from some global hot spots, their agenda for the battle of the sexes grows. The Pentagon under the Obama administration has devoted considerable hours in public and private to sorting out ...

PRWeb 2014-03-05 Studies prove brain games lead to significant gains in cognitive function. 5BY5 Brain Game uses never before seen game play to supercharge players brains by utilizing many different areas of their brain simultaneously. Tampa, ...

Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR) Market (by Land-Based Systems, Naval Systems and Airborne Systems) - Global Forecasts and Analysis to 2014 - 2020 This report presents a complete market study of the global air and missile defense radar market ...

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Drones will become an increasingly common tool of warfare and surveillance as their cost falls, a leading think-tank said Wednesday, although humans will retain ultimate control over lethal strikes. The International Institute for Strategic Studies ...

Growing fruits and vegetables on 200 acres of Lenoir County land is sometimes a hard way to make a living. Curtis Smith knows it's the military in North Carolina that gives his family farm a fighting chance. Smith sells his strawberries, ...