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Benning soldiers from five BCTs participated in the Future Tactical Unmanned Aerial System, or FTUAS, Rodeo.

The Royal Australian Air Force's first Boeing-built, drone-jet hybrid prototype made its first test flight last week.

The event at Fort Benning, Georgia, is for companies competing to replace the service's RQ-7B Shadow.

The Air Force is testing new counter-drone systems that use either direct energy or microwaves to take out unmanned drones.

The U.S. Air Force isn't ruling out bringing a new fighter jet into its inventory.

The U.S. Air Force is looking for ways to better protect its B-2 Spirit bombers from a future electromagnetic pulse attack.

This is the latest step in the Army's decade-long quest to protect its armored vehicle crews without adding extra armor.

The MPF is planned as a tracked vehicle with a minimum crew consisting of a commander, gunner and a driver.

The robot would be light enough that troops could fling it into a room and control it with a handheld device.

JCO Director Maj. Gen. Sean Gainey outlined a plan to demonstrate new counter-UAS weapon systems under development.