Will a hybrid electric vehicle work as a Humvee replacement? The Army is putting a prototype to the test in Europe. The Marine Corps' ROGUE Fires will roll off production lines with self-driving capability from Forterra. The new drones fit different mission profiles at the tactical level. Elsewhere in the Corps, Marines conducted the service’s first organic rebuild of a JLTV engine at a Defense Department depot. With a growing share of electric vehicles in the automotive market, the Army is still on the fence about the technology. Money and mass are to blame. From bomb suits to parachutes, body armor and helmets, this gear protects soldiers. The Army is reinvigorating CBRN training and gear as adversaries spin up hazardous threats. As technology advances, the gear soldiers use to survive on the battlefield and accomplish their missions becomes more sophisticated. Drone swarms, automated convoy operations and an exoskeleton to lighten the load are on the horizon. GM Defense has developed a technology demonstrator to show the Army what is possible for a new tactical vehicle with a diesel engine and electric power. Load More