Military technologies have always been at the forefront of scientific progress. They are associated with a large number of ...

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1942 was a big year for military inventions, as synthetic rubber was also created. 7. The Microwave, 1946. Do you remember when microwaves looked like this? (Flickr) ...

Visitors learned about game-changing inventions and innovative technologies during Military Invention Day at the Smithsonian Museum of American History May 20.

Click here to see 30 inventions that shaped military history. Other inventions were always intended for military use, such as the six-foot English longbow that could send an arrow into a horseman ...

The technology is one of many military inventions that have shaped the American kitchen and kitchens worldwide. 1960. Humans have been navigating the land and the sea for thousands of years, ...

Why the poncho liner, or woobie as it's affectionally known, is the single greatest piece of military gear ever fielded. Check out our latest YouTube videos. Watch here 🎥 ...

The U.S. military spent over $42 billion in research and development in 2018. Though much of this funding tends to go to weapons programs, a great deal of military R&D often ends up also having ...

Inventors, scientists and engineers representing the Army, and other services, had the opportunity to demonstrate their cutting-edge technology during the Smithsonian's 2017 Military Invention Day ...

The military liked it, but used it in unexpected ways. In addition to using it to climb, in at least one instance a group of soldiers took the device apart and turned it into a kind of stretcher.

All these inventions sprung up out of necessity, one during World War II, and the other two in the 70s. Military researchers are always working to solve problems and help give soldiers an edge in ...

But none of these compare to the simplest, most wonderful invention known to mankind: the poncho liner, affectionately known by all those who have felt its life-giving warmth as the "woobie." ...