As Pentagon leaders launch their latest effort to accelerate the development and deployment of autonomous and robotic systems, they can draw on key lessons from past attempts and recent breakthroughs.

Experts expressed shock at a $281 million contract that was no-bid, enormous for consulting work, and set up as an OTA deal.

The defense tech company plans to build submarine components at a shipyard outside of Baltimore in which the government will ...

FASCOM will stand up in the wake of last year’s decision to consolidate Army Futures Command and Training and Doctrine ...

That principle aligns closely with the Military Health System’s stated direction. Its digital strategy calls for better interoperability and continuity as patients move across the continuum of ...

Another example is Gambit 6, an armed platform built to handle a variety of air-to-ground missions, including strike, the ...

On a waterfront near Baltimore during a shipbuilding announcement Tuesday, President Donald Trump brought up tariffs, which he now calls his “fourth” or “fifth favorite word.” The comments weren’t new ...

The report to Congress notes accomplishments but masks depleted arsenals, strategic distractions, and a quiet retreat from ...

There is a legitimate case for examining whether the Armed Forces have have become too top-heavy. There is also a legitimate ...

Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will now helm broad domestic technology and economic policy discussions.

The Army issued 10 indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts Tuesday with a total ceiling of $4.15 billion for ...

WASHINGTON—The Pentagon’s comptroller has a bit of advice for tech makers and founders who want to do business with the ...