Military Technology

U.S. Army medical experts have teamed up with a Colorado-based research firm to create the briefcase-sized device.

The U.S. Air Force is planning to put its futuristic flying car through a series of tests next year.

Unlike most nations, the U.S. operates flat-decked carriers that launch aircraft via a high-powered catapult.

The Air Force has just signed off on a new flag exercise that brings together large weapons and capabilities under one event.

Teams from Northrop Grumman and Raytheon will take their Stryker vehicle prototype to Fort Sill, Oklahoma this spring.

Navy Recruiting Command will begin accepting applications in October for candidates who want to fly the MQ-25 Stingray.

Rather than releasing a list of specifications, the Army is offering prospective makers nine broader characteristics.

​​​​​​​Army modernization officials are preparing to issue a formal invitation to defense firms to enter the design phase.

The Pentagon appointed the Army late last year as the executive agent for DoD's counter-small UAS groups one, two and three.

The 419th Flight Test Squadron fired a practice round of the AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile from the bomber.