Computers and Electronics

The tech industry has faced a backlash from employees in recent months over contracts with federal defense agencies.

DoD reported that personnel installing the new system encountered so many problems, they had to shut the testing down.

An Atlanta man convicted of sabotaging a computer program housed on servers at an Army base has been given two years prison.

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

A nonprofit organization is preparing veterans for work in a high-demand field.

The Pentagon gets about 13 billion questionable emails each year, which are scanned and dumped before reaching an inbox.

Facebook hopes the Oculus Go will appeal to consumers who have balked at paying for the more expensive Oculus Rift headset.

Scores of modern tourists will embrace technology at the 150th anniversary celebration of the Battle of Gettysburg.

The Military.com pay app, available for both iOS and Android devices, has been updated now with 2017 approved pay rates, pay...

AT&T recently hosted a hackathon in New York geared towards helping veterans, with a useful app winning the competition.

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Lance Cpl. Job Wallace was taken into custody at a rest area in Navarro County, Texas.

They may not be deadly, but some of the nonlethal weapons the Marine Corps is working on look pretty devastating.

Starting next week, commanders will be expected to stay in shape, according to Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein.

The Close Quarter Thermal takes two CR-123 batteries, weighs approximately one pound and currently costs about $10,000.

The hijackers shot and killed U.S. Navy diver Robert Stethem.