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Military Invention Day 2019 banner logo; : a pixelated head in profile surrounded by icons representing a variety of medical, communications, weaponry, materials, and other inventions, with the caption Military Invention Day 05.18.2019.

Join us for Military Invention Day 2019 on May 18!

A detail from the logo banner for Military Invention Day 2018, showing stylized drawings of an armored vehicle, a parachute, a hypodermic syringe, a scuba diver, an integrated circuit, and a drafting compass, set among a mosaic of squares in shades of green, brown, and blue.

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April 17, 2019 by Lemelson Center

Come to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History on Saturday, May 18, to see leading-edge technologies from armed forces research, meet scientists and engineers, and try your hand at family-friendly invention challenges.

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Inventions for the Armed Forces, Innovations for Society—see, touch, and learn about technologies of the future!

Come see and interact with these displays:

  • Micropower Impulse Radar (National Nuclear Security Administration)
  • Virtual Baffle System Suppressor (U.S. Special Operations Command)

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A cut-away illustration of a noise suppressor for a gun, with sound waves being absorbed by numerous chambers, some pointing forward and some directing the waves backward. The multi stage bypass, conical blast diffuser, and virtual baffle are identified on the drawing. A projectile is coming out of the barrel of the diffuser.

The Virtual Baffle System Suppressor is a breakthrough design change from all prior weapon suppressors. Courtesy of Department of Energy

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