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Army, Indian scientists focus on power and energy


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BELCAMP, Md. — American and Indian military scientists discussed unburdening Warfighters through improved power and energy technology March 9.

Developing better power sources is vital for their militaries and countries in general, the speakers said.

“We are trying to reduce the burden on the Soldiers. In Afghanistan, weight is one of the primary burdens. Weight comes in the context of food, fuel and Soldier protection,” said Gary Martin, executive deputy to the commanding general, U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command.

Army, Indian scientists focus on power and energy


Image by RDECOM
BELCAMP, Md. — American and Indian military scientists discussed unburdening Warfighters through improved power and energy technology March 9.

Developing better power sources is vital for their militaries and countries in general, the speakers said.

“We are trying to reduce the burden on the Soldiers. In Afghanistan, weight is one of the primary burdens. Weight comes in the context of food, fuel and Soldier protection,” said Gary Martin, executive deputy to the commanding general, U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command.

Army, Indian scientists focus on power and energy


Image by RDECOM
BELCAMP, Md. — American and Indian military scientists discussed unburdening Warfighters through improved power and energy technology March 9.

Developing better power sources is vital for their militaries and countries in general, the speakers said.

“We are trying to reduce the burden on the Soldiers. In Afghanistan, weight is one of the primary burdens. Weight comes in the context of food, fuel and Soldier protection,” said Gary Martin, executive deputy to the commanding general, U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command.