More workers and more money does not necessarily yield better service, says the VA’s Dep. Sec. as agency seeks the “right ...

Electronic warfare is re-emerging in military operations, adding a new domain for battle. From the Pentagon to the battlefield, find the latest on EW here.

As he takes a new assignment, Brig. Gen. Rob Collins reflects on how the Army has modernized its capabilities and what he's learned as the Program Executive Officer for Intelligence, Electronic ...

Director of the Space Force’s International Affairs Directorate Deanna Ryals says the organization aims to serve as a “front door” for Space Systems Command's work with international partners and to ...

The Space Force may finally be ready embrace the concept for responsive launch. Outside experts and military officials point to recent and planned demonstrations, momentum in the commercial sector and ...

Operators in the U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division prepare for electronic warfare testing in Fairbanks, Alaska. (Courtney Albon, Defense News) For most of the firms that participated in a late June ...

As the U.S. Space Force develops its next generation of tactical satellite communications systems, it wants to build on the international partnerships established through other programs, like Wideband ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army kicked off a program to quickly provide soldiers a portable, tank-busting drone, amid ballooning use of similar equipment in the Russia-Ukraine war. The service’s Program ...

Special pay is meant to help ensure the military holds on to its top performers, has people in hard-to-fill roles and maintains much-needed expertise amid rivaling opportunities with outside companies ...

The Pentagon is turning to artificial intelligence and machine learning to solve logistics and battlefield problems with the hopes of accelerating operations. To stay up on the latest advances, read ...

Little is known about the Space Force's first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.

WASHINGTON — Epirus has completed initial government acceptance testing of its high-power microwave prototype meant to counter drone swarms, the company said in a Nov. 1 statement. The prototype ...