NATO has said it will enhance its military presence in the Baltic Sea after undersea power and internet cables were cut between Estonia and Finland. The bloc's secretary general Mark Rutte said he ...

The Chinese military is using drones and 3D printing ... equipment maintenance team used a 3D printer to recreate damaged parts at the back end, and then supported the front line using methods ...

New tech will make tomorrow’s wars more dangerous to troops, Army says New sensors and long-range weapons may force the service to rethink doctrine." Sam Skove, Staff Writer The goal of 100K ...

“In addition to political and economic measures to contain Russia in the Arctic, unfriendly states are increasing their military presence in the region,” said Adm. Aleksandr Moiseev, who took ...

Nearly three years into full-scale war with Russia, Ukraine's military has morphed significantly since Moscow's forces first crossed over to invade its neighbor. Kyiv's military started off as a ...

The Army shifted 80,000 airmen and service troops ... His method had a cold parallel in the methods of U.S. mass production: interchangeable parts for engines, guns, instruments.

As Paris was devising a new military strategy that would sharply reduce its permanent troop presence in Africa, two of its closest allies struck a double blow. The government of Chad, considered ...

This year saw some major advancements in drone, anti-drone, hypersonic, and anti-hypersonic missile technology.

During a visit to assess the combat readiness, equipment, and operational capabilities of the first combat aviation base in Kermanshah, the commander of the Iranian Army’s Ground Force stated that ...

MANILA – The Philippine military plans to acquire the US Typhon missile system to protect its maritime interests, some of which overlap with regional power China. The US Army deployed the mid ...

Subsequent investigations revealed that many drones employed by the Indian military incorporated Chinese-made parts, raising significant concerns about their susceptibility to interference.

The Army is doubling down on its data plans with a new four-year, $619 million contract with Palantir that promises to keep current features that help commanders learn more about their troops ...