The US southern border has become a sandbox for troops testing how to use counter-drone weapons and systems.

Georgia Tech will lead the integration of the autonomous mobility platform and the modular munitions pallets — the components that make up the CAML system.

The U.S. Army is opening test ranges to weapons-makers to expedite development—even as officials push back on concerns about dwindling munitions stockpiles.

U.S. Army H-60M Black Hawk launches an Anduril ALTIUS-700 using a rocket-assisted deployment during Project Convergence ...

Laser weapons go mobile as the US Army takes delivery of two 20-kW, anti-drone Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV)-mounted Laser-Oriented Counter-UAS System (LOCUST) Laser Weapon Systems (LWS) from ...

The strength of the U.S. military is often measured by its global reach, but the true backbone of American combat power remains on the ground. The U.S. Army is the force tasked with seizing and ...

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The Army Rangers have long been known as one of the most elite combat units in the U.S. military. Throughout history, they have been called on for missions that require speed, precision, and ...

The U.S. Army has awarded ThinKom Solutions a $49 million prototype deal to test its mobile Alecto high-power microwave ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the first company to utilize the U.S. Army's new test range scheduling system, Covenant Industries tested its Anthem missile on ...