Measuring Combustion Products in Small Arms Blowback Gases
INTRODUCTION Because no standardized method of measuring “blowback” in a small arms system exists, there is a desire to develop…
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INTRODUCTION Because no standardized method of measuring “blowback” in a small arms system exists, there is a desire to develop…
INTRODUCTION Aircraft landing gears, structures, and turbine components (“aircraft critical components”) are subjected to severe loading, corrosion, and adverse environmental…
INTRODUCTION The benefit of additive manufacturing is being realized in industries where custom parts can be made when traditional manufacturing…
INTRODUCTION Additive manufacturing (AM) is causing a fundamental manufacturing paradigm shift that is changing how aircraft are now maintained and…
SUMMARY This article focuses on developing a broadband ultraviolet (UV) photodetector (PD) based on superflat, boron-doped ultrananocrystalline diamond (UNCD) nanowire (NW)…
SUMMARY This article presents a deep learning approach called Proposal-based Efficient Adaptive Region Learning (PEARL) to change detection (CD) in…
INTRODUCTION Active electronically steered array antennas are replacing conventional single-beam antennas in many of the new and emerging weapons systems….
INTRODUCTION Hydrazine has been the go-to propellant for spacecraft and satellites for more than half a century. While effective and…
INTRODUCTION The world has seen a spiraling increase in electromagnetic devices that enhance communications capabilities and place a plethora of information…
INTRODUCTION Non-lethal weapons provide operating forces the needed capabilities to clear personnel, control group movements, target selected individuals, and secure…
The Marine Corps’ new commandant, Gen. David Berger, is breaking china, figuratively, to enable the Marines to break China, literally, should a conflict erupt in East Asia. As the only service whose forces are mandated by law — three divisions and three air wings — the Marines have relied on their traditional hold over Congress
Anticipating the technology and weapon systems of our future Army might not be entirely daunting, new Army research finds. Trends in the progression of weapon systems from the early crossbowman to a musket to a military tank might help predict our future systems, according to a new study to be published in the Journal of