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The Navy is advancing plans to arm is Littoral Combat Ship with an emerging ship defense soft-kill countermeasure able to identify, track and... Read More
BAE System's CV90 Mark IV is the latest upgrade of a 25-year-old vehicle widely used in Europe; the Rheinmetall-Raytheon Lynx is an all-new... Read More
With the lead up to NATO's largest exercise in more than a decade, Trident Juncture, the Corps is planning a rehearsal amphibious landing on... Read More
The U.S. Air Force is not ready to say just how many F-22 Raptors left behind at Tyndall Air Force Base sit damaged or crippled following... Read More
Not long after Defense Secretary Jim Mattis took over at the Pentagon, he set out to transform the U.S. military into a better-equipped,... Read More
“I remember thinking that it would be simpler, and more effective, to shoot [replacements] in the area where they detrucked, than to... Read More
Q: Mr. Secretary, are you a Democrat? Mattis: Pardon? Q: Are you a Democrat? Mattis: “You know,... Read More
When tanks rolled and troops marched at a Japanese military base on Sunday, it was just the latest display in what analysts say is a campaign... Read More
When Chinese President Xi Jinping flew to Africa on his way to the Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) summit this past... Read More
Harris Corp. and L3 Technologies Inc. aren't exactly household names. A new deal could change that.The defense contractors agreed to a merger... Read More
The Pentagon's in-house tech incubator is trying to stop Russia from scrambling US battlefield signals in Syria, federal contract documents... Read More
Jeff Bezos, chief executive of Amazon, directed a rebuke at rival Google over its refusal to work with the US military, revealing a sharp... Read More
On September 25, 2018, U.S. President Donald J. Trump addressed the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly. Standing... Read More
Eighty percent of operational F-35s have returned to flight following last week's grounding for a fleet-wide engine inspection, the Joint... Read More
An F-22 Raptor at Alaska's Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson made an emergency landing on a base runway Wednesday afternoon, officials from the... Read More
All of the personnel assigned to "ride out" Hurricane Michael have been accounted for and no injuries were reported, but much of Tyndall AFB,... Read More
The Navy is in the process of securing aircraft stationed on the Florida panhandle as it monitors Hurricane Michael's track into the Gulf of... Read More
In a move that could cut its costs to launch space hardware even further, SpaceX landed a first-stage booster on a pad at Vandenberg Air... Read More
“We remain a nation at war.” President Trump's new National Strategy for Counterterrorism (NSC) begins with that simple... Read More
IntroductionThe nature of a system's technical performance is an important foundation for developing tactics and gauging readiness. Naval... Read More
Bloomberg Businessweek just published a report that has made some very astonishing claims about how China used a very small chip to... Read More
The American political environment is as polarized as it has been in recent memory. But there is one major policy priority that should unite... Read More
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After a long needed boost in defense spending, does the United States military have what it needs to protect our interest at home and abroad?... Read More
A senior official Pentagon official's comments last week that the United States is moving towards a “more normal foreign military sales... Read More
You may have seen the pictures before: American fighting men pushed to their limits and beyond. But unless you were at the Chosin Reservoir... Read More
Could there be a lightweight armored attack vehicle able to speed across bridges, deploy quickly from the air, detect enemies at very long... Read More
This week, U.S. Army leaders revealed a much clearer picture of the service's plan to replace its M249 squad automatic... Read More
The process of selecting, vetting, and nominating a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is often viewed as highly... Read More
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he is unsure whether Defense Secretary James Mattis is planning to step down from his... Read More
As part of the second phase of the Multi-Domain Task Force pilot program, a new specialized unit with the 41st Field Artillery Brigade as its... Read More
As budget pressure causes the US Army to shrink, our national unwillingness to scale back the scope of our mission causes tension between... Read More
China and the United States are competing in a new round of military diplomacy in Southeast Asia this week, as Beijing plays catch-up in an... Read More
Defense experts are seizing on a stunning federal report highlighting cyber vulnerabilities in U.S. weapons systems, calling it an... Read More
The United States invented the Internet. Andrew Blum's chronicle of the Internet's vast inner workings in Tubes: A journey to the Center of... Read More
The United States invented the Internet. Andrew Blum's chronicle of the Internet's vast inner workings in Tubes: A journey to the Center of the Internet (2012) describes the moments the ARPANET went live on October 29th, 1969, digitally hand-shaking with another university's SDS Sigma 7 host computer in a cramped room on the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) campus. U.S.'s academic ingen Read More
Harris Corp. and L3 Technologies Inc. aren't exactly household names. A new deal could change that.The defense contractors agreed to a merger that will form one of the industry's largest players, a $33.5 billion behemoth to challenge weapons makers such as Raytheon Co. and Northrop Grumman Corp. With product lines spanning communications and electronics, the newly formed L3 Harris Technologies Inc Read More
