More On Cyberwarfare

A cyber attack on U.S. infrastructure would not warrant a nuclear strike, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs said.

Marine leaders have been vocal about their desire to build more cyber capabilities into the force.

Big changes may be on the horizon for the Coast Guard as its leaders look to further develop troops' skill sets and training.

The top officer of the Marines wants to expand the service's cyber community, and he's looking to make the job more appealing...

After an initial application screening, candidates may be invited to Fort Gordon, Georgia, for an in-person interview.

"The U.S. Army is roughly $7-to-$9 billion short of the funds needed to begin modernizing the force for modern warfare."

U.S. Navy ships increasingly reliance on computers and software to operate make them plum targets to cyber or electromagnetic...

The Marine Corps is expanding its cyber warfare and information warfare communities, and embracing cutting-edge technologies.

The Marine Corps may be approaching a steady-state end strength of 182,000 troops, but that doesn't necessarily mean...

A new directive from Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller announces dramatic changes to the service set to take place...