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From drone swarms to exoskeletons, Army charts path for robotic future
Drone swarms, automated convoy operations and an exoskeleton to lighten the load are on the horizon.
By Todd South
The Army’s newest tracked vehicle is headed to Europe next year
Half of next year's batch, or 66 vehicles, will go to Europe in 2020.
By Todd South
FPS gamers can now look the part with 5.11 tacticoolness
5.11 Tactical recently announced a continued partnership with Ubisoft for its upcoming release, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2.
By Staff
Some stateside military projects, NATO defense at risk to fund border wall
Defense officials have identified more than 400 projects across the globe that could be delayed by President Trump's planned border wall construction.
By Tara Copp, AP
Propeller cracking fears led Air Force to ground 60 C-130Hs, replace pre-1971 blades
The Air Force found blades manufactured using a different process more than 48 years ago might be more susceptible to corrosion, which could lead to dangerous cracks.
Syria campaign showcases Russia’s revived military might, says defense minister
The Russian military has commissioned more than 1,000 new aircraft and thousands of tanks in the past few years in a massive modernization effort amid tensions with the West, the nation’s defense minister said Monday.
Air Force offers glimpse of new, stealthy combat drone during first flight
The airspace over future battlefields will not be permissive, and so new drones will need to be developed for air-to-air and air-to-ground combat.
By Kyle Rempfer
Russia says one of its jets escorted a US intelligence plane over the Baltic Sea
The Russian military says it scrambled a fighter jet to escort a U.S. intelligence plane over the Baltic Sea.
The Corps is investigating alleged blackface video involving Marines from 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing
In February alone, there have been at least three incidents involving Marines and allegations of racism or an affinity for Nazi propaganda.
By Shawn Snow
Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
Air Force chief defends F-35A against critics, boasting kills at Red Flag
Think of the F-35 as the “quarterback of the joint team," and not simply another stealth fighter, the Air Force chief of staff said Tuesday.
By Kyle Rempfer