US Army plans nuclear microreactors at 5 military bases
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The $2.2B in federal funding is intended to boost the sites’ resilience and the commercial viability of next-generation nuclear power.
The Army and the Department of Defense (DOD) have announced $2.2 billion in contracts for the construction of five nuclear energy vendors.
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Sgt. 1st Class Ronnie Russell scrolls down a social media feed. (Sgt. Leah R. Kilpatrick/U.S. Army) On July 9, the Army announced it was consolidating official social media accounts in the interest of improving information access while reducing operational ...
The Army in early April announced it had begun to accept deliveries from manufacturer Sig Sauer of the XM8 carbine — a new variant of the 6.8mm M7 rifle that was initially fielded under the Next Generation Squad Weapon program. The last Army combat rifle ...
The Department of the Army is announcing today that the Janus Program has selected five nuclear energy vendors, and five initial locations.