Aaron Brosnan, president of Tampa Microwave, a subsidiary of Thales Defense & Security, sat down with SIGNAL Media's Kimberly Underwood to discuss how his company is addressing the need for resilient, ...

The Dutch Ministry of Defense (MoD) and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. (GA-ASI) signed an agreement Thursday to develop a small unmanned aircraft system (SUAS) designed to provide ...

Space Systems Command plans to reach fielding in its effort to enable military code in 2025.

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The Aerospace Corp., El Segundo, California, has been awarded a $1,084,529,525 modification (P00017) to previously awarded contract FA8802-19-C-0001 for systems engineering and integration support for ...

Soldiers may soon be wearing equipment that physically strengthens and protects them, as well as potentially improves their cognitive abilities on the battlefield. Artillery soldiers carry heavy ...

Among the most pervasive changes of the past 60 years has been the cost of living. No costs or salaries could remain static during six decades of capitalism, as 1946 saw the beginning of the removal ...

The U.S. Army is making military history, announcing that the branch is becoming the first-ever U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) service to implement a generative artificial intelligence (AI) platform ...

In an era dominated by technological advancement, space technology has become a key element in communication, navigation, national defense and global surveillance, reshaping the landscape of national ...

U.S. Army leaders are forging ahead with the next steps regarding the new Army Enterprise Large Language Model (LLM) Workspace. This month, officials will strive to solidify the base of the platform ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) development is at the center of geopolitical competition as both the United States and China seek AI supremacy. The United States has traditionally been the leader in AI ...

Drug traffickers expand the use of submersible vessels to transport illicit substances as states struggle to detect them. This whack-a-mole game sees cartels improve the seaworthiness and technologies ...