In 1965, the Army’s Night Vision Laboratory began developing image intensifiers in-house. Fifty years on,
An Eighth Air Force surgeon decided in World War II to armor the men instead
Rust is the color the Air Force picked, and the choice was not about looks.
More than 50 million of them came off Allied production lines between mid-1942 and 1945,
Five days of food in the space of three is the case Army food scientists
Hoses, valves, bladders and pumps are the parts of a base-camp shelter system most vulnerable
Tin plates and platters, tin pots with detachable wooden handles, glass containers for salt, pepper
A clip-on thermal sight that sends its picture to the goggles on a soldier’s helmet
Five layers, 15 sizes and roughly six months from concept to delivery made up the
Size 9W, olive drab canvas over black leather, the two boots tied together with red