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Army ALT Magazine

September 27, 2018

New Army AL&T explores critical enabling technologies

By Michael Bold FORT BELVOIR, Va. (Sept. 27, 2018)—Innovation has improved the lives of our…

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Army ALT Magazine

September 7, 2018

Game changer

Understanding the whole of Army acquisition is exceedingly difficult, and that's why ARDEC—to change its…

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Army ALT Magazine

September 4, 2018

About the Game

Sidebar to Game Changer As an educational tool, the war game shows how to use…

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Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

July 18, 2018

The Future Battlefield

by Dr. Gordon Cooke Science fiction becomes science fact. To build and buy the right…

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Test subjects in this test bed would stand in place of the dummy and shoot themselves with a paint gun. The research sought to address the possible associations among personality, pain tolerance, paintball velocity, injury severity and motivation. Researchers wanted to see how much pain was needed on the first shot to make a person decide not to take a second shot. Most subjects took the second shot, even though they got paid the same amount of money if they didn’t. (U.S. Army photo by Kenneth Short, RDECOM ARDEC)

Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

July 17, 2018

Exploring Soldier performance ‘at both ends of the barrel’

ARDEC test beds are laying the foundation for the future of the Soldier, one behavioral…

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Army ALT Magazine

June 12, 2018

PEO Ammunition, ARDEC and the Army Rapid Capabilities Office come together at Picatinny Arsenal

Long range, short term PEO Ammunition, ARDEC and the Army Rapid Capabilities Office come together…

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Army ALT Magazine General Science & Technology

November 23, 2015

More bang for government bucks

With CMMI Level 5 processes, RDECOM’s ARDEC pursues reuse of government-owned IP and hardware to…

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General

September 21, 2015

Dogs of War

Dogs are no strangers to war. Indeed, it’s likely that canine militarization is as old…

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General

September 8, 2015

Bounce

PM TAS teams with Rock Island Arsenal and ARDEC to improve performance, safety, costs for…

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Science & Technology

January 21, 2015

Picatinny engineers use advanced sensor technologies

By Eric Kowal, ARDEC Public Affairs PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. (Jan. 21, 2015) -- By integrating…

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Science & Technology

November 17, 2014

Adapting Artillery

Design change strengthens battle-worn M119A3 howitzer at less cost than new system By Mr. Joseph…

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General

September 8, 2014

Training Boom

Suite of trainers for towed artillery systems blends realism, modularity By Maj. Daniel Cowling and…

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Faces of the Force

August 19, 2014

Faces of the Force: Doug Wong

POSITION: Chief Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering and Technical Integration Division UNIT: Program Manager Maneuver Ammunition…

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General

April 22, 2014

New deployable kennels for military dogs mitigate temperature extremes

By Audra Calloway, Picatinny Public Affairs PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. (April 21, 2014) -- In…

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General

March 11, 2014

Picatinny scaling up in-house chemicals production to shun higher costs

By Audra Calloway ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. (March 10, 2014) -- Picatinny scientists and engineers…

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General Science & Technology

July 27, 2012

S&T Notebook: Strengthening Communication between S&T and Acquisition

Dr. Scott Fish This is a regular column by Dr. Scott Fish, Army Chief Scientist,…

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ARDEC

New Army AL&T explores critical enabling technologies

Game changer

About the Game

The Future Battlefield

Exploring Soldier performance ‘at both ends of the barrel’

PEO Ammunition, ARDEC and the Army Rapid Capabilities Office come together at Picatinny Arsenal

More bang for government bucks

Dogs of War

Bounce

Picatinny engineers use advanced sensor technologies

Adapting Artillery

Training Boom

Faces of the Force: Doug Wong

New deployable kennels for military dogs mitigate temperature extremes

Picatinny scaling up in-house chemicals production to shun higher costs

S&T Notebook: Strengthening Communication between S&T and Acquisition

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