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The US military is developing technology to create generations of mutant warriors, according to researchers.
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The US military is developing technology to create generations of mutant warriors, according to researchers.
In his latest test, the Ratnik uniform was never penetrated after being shot five times by sniper rifles at a distance of 10 meters.
The US Navy is about to test the robotic automatic stealth aircraft.
New fabric made from carbon nanotubes can withstand chemical and biological toxicity, according to US experts.
With the aim of reducing costs, Russian military complexes have recently decided to produce titanium bulletproof caps for Russian special forces with recycled titanium.
A US admiral says the warship will be capable of destroying small ships and planes by laser pulses over the next two years.
The US military is planning to re-test the X-51A Waverider unmanned supersonic aircraft after its latest unsuccessful test on Aug. 15.
Australian scientists are using a submarine-based military technology to track rare blue whales at a distance of hundreds of kilometers.
The US military might develop a weapon that could send hundreds of miles of seizures to the United States to help control the battle.
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has introduced a technology that detects dangerous objects with almost absolute accuracy.
Under the auspices of the US government, US and Korean scientists have created moving robots as worms on surfaces by bending themselves. K
Thanks to gene-modified technology, US soldiers in the future can run as fast as Olympic athletes and can march for days without eating or sleeping.
British and American military plan to deploy a new mini-reconnaissance aircraft in the war in Afghanistan to create more advantage over Taliban insurgents.
Corps 2 has successfully produced specialized equipment used to turn cars, with unlimited rotation, in narrow road conditions.