U.S. Army Ignites Historic Laser Production with $465 Million Deal
The United States Army is moving directed energy warfare from experimentation into production, awarding AeroVironment Inc. a $464.8 million contract […]
Chinese Military Analysts Can Barely Contain Their Glee Over America’s Battleship Gamble
The United States Navy has endured a rough stretch, including a destroyer power failure in the South China Sea and
China’s Middling Missile Frigate Rattles Japan Taiwan and the US
China’s navy has introduced a guided missile frigate built to conduct operations near the coast and across open seas, according
Trump Taps Warrior Hung Cao to Lead the Navy Full Time
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he will nominate Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao to lead the Navy on a
VA’s $10 Billion Records Overhaul Explodes into a $48 Billion Taxpayer Reckoning
The Department of Veterans Affairs is nearly tripling the ceiling on its electronic health record contract with Oracle, but lawmakers
Marine Corps Eyes High Resolution 3D Scanners to Hunt Hidden Body Armor Cracks
The U.S. Marine Corps is preparing to bring high resolution 3D scanning technology into the fight against damaged body armor.
Navy Launches Fast Track Push for Camp Pendleton Barracks
The Navy is moving to rapidly replace 10 aging barracks buildings at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, giving thousands
Navy Captain Closes 35 Year Career by Swearing His Son Into Service
A proud Navy family marked both an ending and a beginning when Capt. Rich Sussman administered the oath of enlistment
USS Abraham Lincoln Reaches Thailand After More Than 200 Grueling Days at Sea
The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln arrived at Thailand’s Laem Chabang port Wednesday morning, finally giving its crew a break
House Crushes Shutdown Threat with Sweeping Funding Vote
The House overwhelmingly approved temporary spending legislation Tuesday, moving Washington away from another government shutdown just before existing federal funding