Weapons at War

The evolution of combat medicine has significantly improved a soldier's chances of recovering from a battle wound.

Aviators must undergo rigorous training before competing in the kill-or-be-killed game of ``dogfighting.``.

Technology has transformed the tank from a slow-moving vehicle with a top speed of 4 mph during World War I to a 60-ton machine that can move at 45 mph.

Analyzing the strategies and decisions that changed the course of warfare.

Engineering technology is used to control movements on the battlefield.

An examination of the high-tech equipment that puts generals in touch with their soldiers in the field.

Weapons that were once considered revolutionary; new weapon technology.

Computer simulations allow Army maneuvers to become increasingly sophisticated.

An examination of the high-tech equipment that puts generals in touch with their soldiers in the field.

Analyzing the strategies and decisions that changed the course of warfare.

Known as the ``fighting leathernecks,`` the Marines who fought in the Pacific engaged in some of World War II's bloodiest battles.

Aviators must undergo rigorous training before competing in the kill-or-be-killed game of ``dogfighting.``.

Eighty years of history have produced the unique technology and tactics of Marine Corps Aviation.