February 1, 2018: Russia is refurbishing a Cold War era self-propelled artillery ... was that its laser detector in the shell had a narrow field of vision, so you had to fire one or two unguided ...

Ukraine has developed a laser weapon capable of shooting down ... Faster-moving or heat-resistant targets (e.g., artillery shells, ballistic missiles) are much harder to neutralize and demand ...

And when Amazon Prime Day came around, I used up some old gift cards to purchase a Callaway one (300 Pro Laser Rangefinder) that was 50 percent off. It had the flag-lock feature, but was even ...

The owner of Britain’s Guardian newspaper confirmed Wednesday that it has sold The Observer, the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee. The Scott Trust ...

HIMARS can carry two PrSMs. The U.S. wants to see how PrSM performs in combat. The fighting in Ukraine has demonstrated that drones and DSAR/Direct Support Artillery Rockets are superior to ...

The Observer is to fall under the ownership of Tortoise Media, a fledgling digital start-up, in a binding deal signed after weeks of controversy about the fate of the world's oldest Sunday newspaper.

Tortoise Media has formally signed a deal to buy The Observer and appointed the newspaper’s next editor. Correction on Thursday 19 December: A Guardian Media Group clarification has now stated ...

The sale of The Observer to Tortoise Media has been signed, kickstarting plans to shake-up the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper with a new website and daily digital content. Tortoise is buying ...

The Observer has appointed its first female editor in more than a century following its controversial sale to loss-making start-up Tortoise. Lucy Rock, who is currently acting editor of The ...

Digital start-up Tortoise Media has finalised an agreement to buy the Observer, the 233-year-old Sunday newspaper, despite weeks of staff upset over the deal. The Guardian Media Group (GMG ...

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Pilots are reporting a massive uptick in being hit by laser pointers from the ground since the drone panic took off earlier this month, according to new data from the Federal Aviation Administration.