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Army explosive experts have ginned up a smaller version of the thermite grenade that works like a tiny blowtorch.

Milley agreed that advanced camouflage technologies will be needed if units are going to survive on the future battlefield.

A group of Microsoft workers is demanding the company cancel a contract supplying the U.S. Army with HoloLens headsets.

The Army's little-known but sizeable maritime fleet may be facing cuts, as the service considers eliminating dozens of boats.

U.S. Army footwear experts have begun field-testing a handful of new combat boot designs.

The service wants its extended-reach cannon to have lighter muzzle brakes.

A power shift in either the House or the Senate could slow momentum behind the service's drive to replace its combat systems.

DoD is investing in weapons, unmanned systems, body armor, training and new technology for close-combat forces.

The Army needs ground-breaking war machines to match Russia and China, whose militaries are becoming high-tech terrors.

The Air National Guard has proposed an increase in F-16 flight operations at Tucson International Airport.

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Kelvin Ansari left behind a wife and four children ranging in ages from 5 to 25. He had served 21 years in the Army.

The bikers were members of a Massachusetts chapter of Jarheads Motorcycle Club, a group of veterans and military personnel.

Leadership "contributed" to Brandon Caserta's decision to take his own life, an investigation found.

Iran claimed that it could have killed Americans by shooting down a P-8 Poseidon surveillance aircraft.

The four-year effort, known as Project Metropolis, is being led by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory in Quantico.