Military Technology

Lawmakers are requesting details on Turkey's reported use of Russian-made S-400 surface-to-air missile system against F-16s.

U.S. Army researchers have selected the University of Wisconsin to lead an effort to develop hybrid-electric engines.

Under the contract, the company will produce, test and deliver IM-SHORAD Strykers to the Army.

A bipartisan congressional report calls for the DoD to get more serious about the race to acquire artificial intelligence.

The service announced that it finished the Integrated Battle Station, or IBS, modification earlier this month.

The Air Force's new HH-60W combat rescue helicopter, known as the "Jolly Green II," has begun live-fire ground testing.

The Air Force is drawing up plans for its next refueling tanker to have autonomous or semi-autonomous capabilities.

The Air Force tested whether airmen at multiple locations could coordinate to execute the same MQ-9 sortie.

Fort Benning officials are planning for a virtual Electrification Industry Day on Oct. 20.

The bill also increases funding for the VA's electronic health record modernization program.