Military Technology

The Marine Corps has combined two existing technologies to produce a deadly new way to hit targets offshore.

First Lt. Egor Krasnonosenkikh created the EIB Pro by teaching himself how to program through YouTube videos.

The study uses sensors to help researchers track and record the soldiers' physical state as they interact with exoskeletons.

The Army will field 144 systems to four air and missile defense battalions beginning this year, according to the release.

Warfighting has come a long way from machine guns mounted on the back of horse-drawn carriages.

Sikorsky's S-97 is competing against Bell Textron Inc.'s 360 Invictus single-rotor prototype helicopter for the Army's FARA...

Army Futures Command will soon decide whether weapons officials will get another shot at equipping infantry squads with a...

The Air Force's new F-15EX fourth-plus generation fighter has been named the Eagle II in a salute to its predecessor, the F...

The AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon booster vehicle failed to launch from a B-52 Stratofortress during an April 5...

The Corps has a new $2.5 million agreement with Boeing to service its Compact Laser Weapon System for the next five years.