Marines Want a Man-Portable System That Fires Kamikaze Drones
The Marine Corps is asking for proposals on a portable system that can fire high-tech attack and recon drones on the go.
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Navy's COBRA Anti-mine Program Reaches Milestone
The second-phase operational testing of the Coastal Battlefield Reconnaissance and Analysis (COBRA) system is completed.
Navy's Push for Autonomous Boats Prompts Industry Response
The Navy has been looking at unmanned surface boats that operate autonomously.
New Precision Weapon Allows F-35C to Destroy Targets in Stealth Mode
The JSOW-C is a major capability upgrade for the Joint Strike Fighter.
Marine Corps May Be Interested in Navy's Minesweeping Drone Boat
An unmanned surface vessel designed to conduct minesweeping missions for the Navy is heading to final tests.
General Dynamics' 'Knifefish' to Give Mine Detection Capability to LCS
Last October, Knifefish successfully completed sea trials testing its ability to detect mines at various depths.
4 Arrested in Protest at US Air Force Drone Base Near Vegas
Clark County jail records show women ranging in age from 62 to 75 were held on jaywalking and failure to disperse charges.
Air Force Offers Glimpse into 6th-Gen Fighters, Future Flight Suits
The Air Force Research Lab has unveiled a new video that gives a further glimpse into proposed programs.
Raytheon's Laser Dune Buggy Set to Fry Enemy Quadcopters
The funny-looking vehicle promises to give maneuver formations defense against drones.
Marines Release Specifications for New Mega-Drone
MUX would carry all the weapons on an F-35B, fly at 30,000 feet, and provide key command-and-control capabilities.
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Navy Retires F/A-18C Hornet from Combat as F-35C Enters Service
Officials announced the F/A-18C Hornet's recently completed deployment aboard the USS Carl Vinson was its last.
Top Military Brass at Odds with Mattis on Transgender Issues
Top military leaders dispute Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on transgender troops serving openly.
Deported Marine Veteran Came Home the Only Way He Could — in a Casket
Veteran Lance Cpl. Enrique Salas' flag-draped casket was loaded into a hearse with a Marine Corps seal.
Report: Fallen Air Force Tech Sgt. Approved for Medal of Honor
The Air Force would not comment on the report, and referred all questions to the White House.
Goal of 80,000 Recruits Won't Be Met, Army Secretary Says
Although the Army will fall short of its recruitment goal, retention rates have increased from 81 to 86 percent.