Military Technology

The Army recently six gunmakers a contract to build prototypes for its Next Generation Squad Automatic Rifle program.

The U.S. Air Force is 3D printing toilet seat covers for its cargo airlift planes instead of spending $10K to replace them.

The Pilotage Distributed Aperture Sensor system is built to "provide 360-degree awareness around your aircraft via sensors."

The U.S. Air Force has spent thousands of dollars on cups that can reheat coffee and tea on air refueling tankers.

Soldiers got the chance to attack another unit with the service's first electronic warfare (EW) prototype.

The U.S. Army is closer to mounting lasers on vehicles for protection against enemy rocket, artillery and mortar fire.

The U.S. Army recently decided to spend $451 million to upgrade M1 Abrams tanks and Stryker combat vehicles.

U.S. Air Force leaders want to use artificial intelligence systems to sift through collected data.

Many U.S. Army and Marine Corps equipment repair depots are turning to robotics to keep up with the future force.

Marines have a problem in bumping into stuff while towing aircraft, particularly at night.