As the U.S. Space Force develops its next generation of tactical satellite communications systems, it wants to build on the international partnerships established through other programs, like Wideband ...

U.S. Army soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) fire the M121 120mm mortar system during the Combined Arms Live Fire at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, in 2018. (Capt. Justin Wright/U.S.

A U.S. Army paratrooper assigned to 54th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 173rd Airborne Brigade, uses electronic warfare equipment at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, in July 2020. (Spc. Mathew ...

Electronic warfare is re-emerging in military operations, adding a new domain for battle. From the Pentagon to the battlefield, find the latest on EW here.

Only remote cyber operations were allowed in the past. The Marine Corps is changing that by pushing expertise to the fleet. (Master Sgt. Barry Loo/ Air Force) WASHINGTON ― With limited resources and ...

The Pentagon is turning to artificial intelligence and machine learning to solve logistics and battlefield problems with the hopes of accelerating operations. To stay up on the latest advances, read ...

The intelligence community may function behind the scenes, but its work is anything but the man behind the curtain. From commanders to dismounted troops, intelligence powers critical decision-making.

A U.S. Navy SEAL fires a Switchblade 300 Lethal Miniature Aerial Munition System during training. (MC1 Chelsea D. Meiller/U.S. Navy) WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army kicked off a program to quickly provide ...

Ursa Major fires its Hadley engine in a 2020 test at its facility in Berthoud, Colo. (Imad Arain/Ursa Major) WASHINGTON — When Joe Laurienti founded space propulsion company Ursa Major in 2015, he ...

Lockheed Martin’s Military Space AI-Enabled Gaming Environment for Space (MAGES) system. Photo credit is Lockheed Martin WASHINGTON — Last fall, the U.S. Space Force gave defense companies an ...

A Martac T38 vessel, outfitted with a Project Scion payload, is seen here during testing in 2023. (Photo provided/Northrop Grumman) SAN DIEGO — Northrop Grumman said it will participate in two events ...

The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, or AMPV, underwent evaluation at all three of the natural environment test centers at the Army's Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, the U.S. Department of Defense said.