MIL-PRF-32271, General Specification for Lithium, Non-rechargeable Batteries, has been updated to contain the latest technical information. It has also been extensively re-written for readability. To access the latest version, MIL-PRF-32271B, go to ASSIST to download a copy. Check out the Specifications page for more information on Military Performance Specifications.
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To ease physical, cognitive and logistical burdens on Soldiers, the Army is transitioning to a family of standard batteries — for systems ranging from night-vision goggles to radios, GPS devices, weapons and more — in an effort led by Army research and industry collaboration. Read more here.
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As the military continues to equip Soldiers with the world’s most advanced electronics, U.S. Army researchers play a critical role in independently verifying the performance and safety of the next-generation batteries needed by these systems. Read more here.
Soldiers deploying in a wide range of climates for future conflicts will need batteries capable of powering their advanced electronics in extreme weather conditions. To meet these challenges, Army researchers are developing rechargeable batteries for Soldier-worn and handheld equipment with increased temperature ranges. Read more here.
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The Army has published a new standard for batteries: MIL-STD-3078 Interoperability Standard for Batteries Utilized in Army Equipment. See here for more details MIL-STD-3078.
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