This article introduces what could become a harbinger of a drastic change in the life (or its abrupt termination) of an infantry soldier.
Sandia National Laboratories has brought that a bit closer to the real world. Researchers Red Jones, Brian Kast and their colleagues invented a self-guided bullet that can hit targets more than a mile away.But don't worry, infantry grunts: the darn thing was proved so far only on this target:
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Well if it can lock in on that sort of target I can imagine many US soldiers buying them from their own pocket! I wonder what would be a good brand name: Easy frag?
Why US soldiers only? The insignia are almost international, with slight modifications. It will work everywhere...
Can you imagine these during hunting season? I can! Can't wait until they are for sale.
That is very unsporting of you, Katie ;-)
Perhaps, but the venison helps my budget very well.
That's true, didn't think about it...
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