Two companies are in the running to replace the aging Oshkosh MTVRs that went into service in 2001: Mack and ND Defense.

To make D-Day a success, the Allies thought they might have to break through formidable German defences. One unconventional idea was a "giant firework".

AI-powered drones are already transforming warfare—and the U.S. is in a high-stakes battle to catch up with Russia and China ...

The recent audacious drone attacks by Ukraine, striking multiple Russian strategic aircraft at airbases deep within Russia, ...

A defence manufacturer is set to boost its international reach following a multi-million-pound funding package. Coventry’s NP ...

Arizona-based company Hydronalix is working to expand the military utility of its general purpose unmanned surface vehicle ...

Ukraine’s daring strike on Russian bombers far from the frontlines highlights the dominance of drones, as the tech grows ever ...

The Army Transformation Initiative is a necessary step to break the cycle of spending billions of taxpayer dollars on ...

Russia is increasing its military presence near the more than 1,300-kilometer border with Finland, causing concern in ...

The launch was the second in a series the Space Force is running to test its ability to launch high-value satellites in ...

What the U.S. faces is not just a question of tactical readiness, but structural incompatibility with the type of war now ...

The Netherlands last month signed a contract for the purchase of 46 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks from the Franco-German ...