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Like the F-35, future national security equipment needs to be able to execute more than one mission.

The head of Army Futures Command says combat systems capable of controlling themselves will be difficult to achieve.

The U.S. Army is poised to see its dream of fielding an auto-loading, self-propelled howitzer become a reality.

The effort, known as One World Terrain (OWT), is part of the Army's sweeping modernization effort.

Army officials are getting help from the Navy to make the service's High Energy Laser program more than twice as powerful.

Next year, the Army plans to have soldiers fire at targets using remote-controlled robotic vehicles.

The Air Force is turning to half-century-old equipment to get its pilots off the flight lines and back up into the air.

The U.S. Army's new boss recently got a chance do shoot-house training with the latest smart soldier glasses.

All three U.S. stealth aircraft will reportedly fly during this year's "Salute to America" July 4th event in Washington, D.C.

Rep. Seth Moulton is pressing Navy leaders to show they’re ready to combat swarms of small boats or drones.