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- 1US Army Africa unit links soldiers with new battlefield technology●SETAF-AF connects Soldiers, technology to accelerate battlefield innovation
US Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF) is running an effort to connect soldiers directly with emerging technology in order to speed up innovation on the battlefield. The initiative brings troops and developers together so equipment and tools can be tested and refined based on feedback from those using them in the field. The Army says the goal is to shorten the path from new ideas to operational use.
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Trusetal, a village in Thuringia, Germany, is drawing attention after a regional outlet published a feature on local folklore, telling of the 'Hühni' spirit said to dart through the darkness there. The piece highlights the area's traditional ghost tales and mountain heritage. Readers in the region appear engaged with stories of the village's spooky legends.
- 3US Army Africa unit links soldiers with tech to speed innovation▼News - SETAF-AF connects Soldiers, technology to accelerate battlefield innovation
US Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF) is highlighting efforts to connect soldiers directly with new technology in order to accelerate battlefield innovation. The initiative focuses on getting frontline troops involved in testing and shaping equipment and tools, with the aim of speeding up how quickly useful innovations reach operations in Africa and Europe.
- 4Survival Arts arcade game runs on MiSTer FPGA▼MiSTer FPGA Arcade Sammy Seta Visco - SSV - Survival Arts https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=YmmriZHI8BE # rgamingmoments
The Sammy, Seta and Visco SSV arcade hardware platform is being showcased on MiSTer FPGA with a run of Survival Arts, the 1993 fighting game known for its digitized graphics and campy violence. MiSTer recreates classic arcade boards on field-programmable gate array hardware, and each new core release draws attention from retro gaming fans following the project's expanding arcade coverage.