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    April 13, 2023 | International, Naval

    US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real

    The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.

  • Former NFL star leading the charge for the Army’s new helmet system

    August 9, 2018 | International, Land

    Former NFL star leading the charge for the Army’s new helmet system

    By: J.D. Simkins and Todd South A company founded by a former Washington Redskins all-pro has been tasked with designing next-level padding technology to protect troops from impacts and blasts that can cause brain trauma. The Army recently announced a $600,000 contract award for a new combat helmet padding system to Windpact, an impact technology company founded by former Redskins cornerback Shawn Springs. The contract falls under the Army's Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center program to improve soldier equipment. With the contract, Windpact aims to replace existing combat helmet impact systems with its patented Crash Cloud technology, an impact pad that uses a combination of foam and controlled air flow to provide enhanced protection at varying impact rates, according to a release. “I'm excited, because obviously when you're talking about the military, you're wanting to do something better for these soldiers who are suffering from traumatic brain injuries, concussions and any other forceful impacts ranging from bomb blasts to Humvee accidents,” Springs told Military Times. Full Article: https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2018/08/08/former-nfl-star-leading-the-charge-for-the-armys-new-helmet-system/

  • UK, India promise partnership on new fighter jet technology

    April 24, 2022 | International, Aerospace

    UK, India promise partnership on new fighter jet technology

    Johnson said the two countries would seek closer defense procurement '€œto meet threats across land, sea and air, space and cyber, including partnering on new fighter jet technology [and] maritime technologies to detect and respond to threats in the oceans.'€

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