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January 2020

Military Technology

The world's militaries have long been on the cutting edge of technology. In fact, many products that people use every day have origins in the military. Duct tape, microwaves, and the Internet were all originally invented to solve problems for the armed forces. Explore the resources below to discover the innovative, and sometimes controversial, field of military technology and how it intersects with communications, transportation, and cyberspace.

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Military Technology

Tools of the Scientist

Computer Technology

Communication Tech

Timeline of Military Technology
Cyberwarfare
Military Vehicles
Robots on the Battlefield

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