Military Technology

Pentagon leaders are still working to determine when, exactly, a cyber-attack against the U.S. would constitute an act of war...

The U.S. Army this week plans to release three new apps to help soldiers navigate non-commissioned officer professional...

The pause will allow time for the Navy leadership to speak with the pilots, listen to concerns, and discuss risk mitigations.

Capt. Kindle praised the leadership aboard the carrier who grounded Strike Fighter Squadron 37 in a busy operational...

"Grunts" is a skirmish-level game with rules bent towards science fiction, but without a story or rules for creating armies...

As the war winds down in Afghanistan and the military shifts its footing toward new threats, the Pentagon's rapid fielding...

The Army wants a clip-on thermal sight to help snipers see through heavy fog or sand storms to find and kill their targets.

Today, almost everything is on the Internet, and mobile devices place that immense collection of knowledge in the palms of...

The Air Force was sending its WC-135 "sniffer plane" to verify North Korea’s claim of having set off an underground H-bomb.

Augmented Immersive Team Training gets Marines out of limited trainers by projecting scenarios into their field of vision.