The first time I saw a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, it looked like it had fallen straight from outer space. Compared to the tired Humvees on the lot that it’s intended to replace, the multi ...

the reliability of the vehicle will go up,” Marine Corps JLTV program manager Andy Rodgers told Military.com, “which means there will be less maintenance on the vehicle.” The latest military ...

A surface area upon which text, graphics and video are temporarily made to appear for human viewing. Today's screens use LCD or OLED technology. See LCD and OLED. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL ...

On Monday, the Raider Brigaide’s official Twitter account posted photos of flatbed trucks hauling the new JLTV rolling up at Fort Stewart in Georgia. #HappeningNow Raider Soldiers are about to ...

The U.S. Marine Corps was created on Nov. 10, 1775. It is a combined-arms task force known for its focus on aggressiveness and the offensive. The Marines have been central in developing ...

A thin display screen for a computer, tablet, smartphone or TV. LCD is the primary screen technology for computer and mobile devices with OLED increasingly employed in smartphones. LCD and OLED ...

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The Marine Corps released the first images of these launch vehicles, on static display, last year ... of the 4x4 Joint Light ...

The global challenge that China poses to the United States is more difficult for the public to grasp than what they see on their phones in the bitter combat happening in Ukraine and the Middle ...

Captured at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta during the Motul Petit Le Mans finale, the Oshkosh Defense Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) is designed for never-before-achieved speed, power ...

We just saw one last week that spun an LED matrix to form cylindrical display. Another favorite of ours is a volumetric display that spins a helix-shaped projection screen.

Click the Settings tab to view display properties. Click the Advanced button. Click the Monitor tab. Move the slider underneath Screen resolution to 1024×768 or higher, and then click OK.