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How soldiers train for jungle combat and drone missions
U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to 25th Infantry Division maneuver in dense jungle terrain, perform unmanned aerial drone ...
U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground and its constituent test centers test virtually every piece of equipment in the ground combat arsenal in extreme environments to ensure it will work wherever in the world ...
Soldiers from the 25th Infantry Division participate in jungle warfare training at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, in March. The Army has set up a jungle training course amid a renewed focus on Asia and ...
U.S. Army uniform officials recently asked commercial industry for fresh designs to use in its search for an "Improved Hot Weather Combat Boot." "The Natick Soldier Research Development and ...
Remember those Jungle Combat Boot designs the Army was testing in 2017? Army uniform officials said Friday that soldiers can buy versions of the boot prototypes that performed well in testing after ...
Emerging waterways, lush terrain and tangled bushing make it more difficult for Soldiers to track, find and destroy hidden enemies in the jungle – a scenario which is inspiring a current Army effort ...
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii — More than 800 Hawaii-based soldiers this month have donned the Army’s newest uniform prototype for hot-weather combat that boasts lighter weight and quicker drying time. They’ll ...
The U.S. Army will soon outfit two brigades of soldiers with a new Jungle Combat Boot billed as more comfortable, faster drying and puncture resistant than the service's long-retired Vietnam-era ...
Standard boot outer soles have been developed for desert, jungle, even pavement. But slick, icy conditions have always been a bit trickier. Nearly half of soldiers surveyed by the Army chose to buy ...
The US military carried out small-scale survival and jungle combat drills on Panama’s Caribbean coast Wednesday, as Washington amassed a vast naval presence off Venezuela. Under a scorching sun, about ...
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