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Marine Corps leaders are looking to self-driving ships that will keep the enemy guessing.

The U.S. is the only allied country that still flies bombers.

Marine special operators are still using the militarized version of a lightweight off-roading vehicle.

Unified Challenge 19.2 is a simulation designed to assess the Army's ability to fight an adversary across all domains.

The Air Force has just proved that the B-1B Lancer bomber can be modified to hold more ordnance.

The new system combines a binocular night-vision device and enhanced clip-on thermal imager.

The Army is developing Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) and the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA).

Officials refuted a report that says the service's futuristic helicopters will be "blown out of the sky" by Russian defenses.

Army senior leaders mapped out the service's plans to equip combat brigades with sophisticated space capabilities.

The Navy Department has stood up five new hubs called "tech bridges" outside major installations and commands.