U.S. eyes new generation of boats, radios, cameras and other

The increasingly futuristic nature of war in the 21st century calls for a new generation of tools for the American military -- from heat-sensing cameras that can detect enemy machine gun nests from miles away to cutting-edge inflatable boats that can be dropped from helicopters, and handheld underwater controllers capable of operating drones overhead.

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