Operators in the U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division prepare for electronic warfare testing in Fairbanks, Alaska. (Courtney Albon, Defense News) For most of the firms that participated in a late June ...

More workers and more money does not necessarily yield better service, says the VA’s Dep. Sec. as agency seeks the “right ...

As he takes a new assignment, Brig. Gen. Rob Collins reflects on how the Army has modernized its capabilities and what he's learned as the Program Executive Officer for Intelligence, Electronic ...

The Space Force may finally be ready embrace the concept for responsive launch. Outside experts and military officials point to recent and planned demonstrations, momentum in the commercial sector and ...

The Army is expected to roll out a capability that will allow employees to remotely access sensitive and classified information in the next 30 days. The decision to establish remote classified access ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army kicked off a program to quickly provide soldiers a portable, tank-busting drone, amid ballooning use of similar equipment in the Russia-Ukraine war. The service’s Program ...

Little is known about the Space Force's first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.

This is part one of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.

WASHINGTON — Epirus has completed initial government acceptance testing of its high-power microwave prototype meant to counter drone swarms, the company said in a Nov. 1 statement. The prototype ...

YUMA PROVING GROUND, Ariz. — During a recent U.S. Army exercise, the service was able to link a Marine Corps F-35B into its developmental networks, enabling the jet to both receive targeting data from ...

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon expects to complete the transfer of 24 decommissioned Global Hawk drones this month, advancing its plan to use the systems to support hypersonic testing as soon as 2024. The ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force is seeking more than $1.2 billion in funding over the next five years for a secretive “Long Range Kill Chains” program to track moving targets from space. The Air ...