Military Technology

The Air Force is testing new counter-drone systems that use either direct energy or microwaves to take out unmanned drones.

The U.S. Air Force isn't ruling out bringing a new fighter jet into its inventory.

The U.S. Air Force is looking for ways to better protect its B-2 Spirit bombers from a future electromagnetic pulse attack.

This is the latest step in the Army's decade-long quest to protect its armored vehicle crews without adding extra armor.

The MPF is planned as a tracked vehicle with a minimum crew consisting of a commander, gunner and a driver.

The robot would be light enough that troops could fling it into a room and control it with a handheld device.

JCO Director Maj. Gen. Sean Gainey outlined a plan to demonstrate new counter-UAS weapon systems under development.

The aim control enhancer was once under consideration for the U.S. Special Operations Command's "Iron Man" suit program.

Sikorsky and Boeing Co. unveiled the helicopter they're proposing to be the U.S. Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.

U.S. Army medical experts have teamed up with a Colorado-based research firm to create the briefcase-sized device.