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Artillery soldiers fire M31 Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems from their M270A1 MLRS during the Thunder Cloud live-fire exercise in Andoya, Norway in September 2021.
Sept. 10, 2025
GMLRS has electronic safe-and-arm devices with MEMS accelerometers, solid-state high voltage switches, and serial interfaces for aiming and firing.
The U.S. Navy’s fourth Trident II D5 Performance Evaluation Missile was launched from the submerged USS Tennessee (SSBN 734) in December 1989, off the East Coast of Florida.
Sept. 10, 2025
Trident electronics include guidance and flight-control avionics, Mk 6 navigation system, flight control, and control to maneuver missiles in flight.
The Greensea Systems Bayonet 250 is for explosive ordnance disposal in littoral environments in shallow water and surf zones. It provides autonomous capabilities for mine and explosive threat neutralization.
Sept. 9, 2025
The Marine Corps AUGV is to be based on the Greensea Bayonet series AUGV, which comes in three different sizes with the models 150, 250, and 350.
Desktop trainers display naval aviation's new carrier-based joint air training program in a lab at the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division near its Patuxent River Naval Air Station, Md., in 2024.
Sept. 9, 2025
Collins Aerospace will build six SPARTA 12 flight aircraft flight management computer functional equivalent units and update SPARTA 12 equipment.
U.S. Marine Corps aviation ordnance technicians load an AGM-179 joint air-to-ground munition (JAGM) onto an AH-1Z M299 launcher at Kadena Air Base, Japan, in June 2024.
Sept. 8, 2025
JAGM uses multi-mode guidance with semi-active laser for precision and a fire-and-forget millimeter wave radar for moving targets in all-weather.