Ammunition Advances An In-Depth Review
Computer-aided design, advanced metallurgy, polymer composites, material forming technology and propellant formulation enable today’s ammunition advances, and... Read more.
SHOW REPORT: AUSA 2019
LARGEST LANDPOWER EXPO AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FORUM SHOWCASES NEW TECHNOLOGY There is no better place to see today’s defense technology on display than ... Read more.
NATO Interoperability Trumps Advanced Firearms and Ammunition
The defense and sporting firearms communities are bombarded on a near daily basis with articles and advertisements promoting new “game changing” firearms an... Read more.
The Warfare Renaissance AI-Based Human–Machine Teaming
The 1860s marked a period of Renaissance in firearms development. Muzzle loading rifles and revolvers transitioned to cartridge-firing, breech loading weapons a... Read more.
Unique Technology Offerings in Surveillance and Security
As the military and other government agencies look towards unmanned surveillance and gun-toting platforms, Blackwing Holdings, LLC, offers unique state-of-the-a... Read more.
Weapon Advances—Science Fiction Becomes Warfare Fact
History documents many evolutionary and revolutionary advancements in weaponry. The bow over the spear, the cap over the flintlock, the cap and ball revo... Read more.
AUSA 2018
North America’s Largest Landpower Exposition and Professional Development Forum By Paul Evancoe The annual AUSA meeting and exposition was held October 8-10... Read more.
AUSA 2015
ABOVE: Sig’s MCX mission-adaptable weapon system contains several significant engineering modifications that increase reliability and extend weapon life. The ... Read more.
Lighten the Soldier’s Load
ABOVE: Explosively bonded aluminum and stainless steel Model 1911 .45ACP by Uselton Arms Manufacturing offers a weight savings of 33% over a conventional st... Read more.
Vision 2025 Weapons of the Future
As computing power and speed increases, new weapons and technologies are being developed that employ artificial intelligence (A/I). Within the next ten years, t... Read more.
