SIG Sauer’s New SIG516 G3 Short-Stroke Piston Rifle
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Introducing Storm-Tech and Storm-Tech Elite: The Next Evolution in Performance Fabric Technology Brookwood proudly unveils Storm-Tech®, a groundbreaking PTFE alternative leading the evolution of performance fabric technology. Berry Compliant and engineered with Brookwood Zero™ Technology, Storm-Tech® redefines reliability and sustainability while delivering exceptional protection and comfort. Built as a 3-layer waterproof breathable laminate, Storm-Tech® is…
Huntington Beach, CA, November 17, 2025 – D3O, the global leader in impact protection technologies, and its ballistic arm Delta Three Oscar, are proud to share news of their partnership with The Dirt Therapy Project on an event to support U.S. veterans this Veterans Day. The collaboration aims to help service members transition back into civilian…
Army streamlines bureaucracy, realigns acquisition offices, and empowers leaders to accelerate delivery of cutting-edge technologies to the joint force WASHINGTON – The U.S. Army is undertaking a sweeping transformation of its acquisition process, designed to dramatically accelerate the delivery of critical warfighting capabilities to Soldiers. Recognizing that current acquisition processes are hampered by bureaucracy and…
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