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Troops may someday deploy wearing small devices to help determine their risk of developing a traumatic brain injury.

Army officials announced in January that they would restart the high-priority OMFV effort after receiving only one valid bid.

Musk ruffled feathers when he told a room full of pilots that "locally autonomous drone warfare is where it's at."

They may someday replace the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft for transport and resupply to the battlefield.

The DoD has vowed that if it cannot use artificial intelligence on the battlefield in an ethical way, it will not field it.

The system was installed aboard the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Dewey in November, but not announced until this week.

A Sikorsky-Boeing team flew helicopter prototypes that could become the Army's next scout and assault rotorcraft.

The service has some $982.1 million in available contracts over up to a 10-year period.

U.S. Army budget officials have released the top 20 programs the service wants to cut to fund future modernization programs.

Cerego's program can cut training times in half while increasing retention. It's a combination of age-old learning research...