The US military’s Golden Dome program may be forced to halt development as early as October if not granted more money by ...

Directed-energy and cyber weapons, as well as bombs targeted on communications hubs, all have potential to disable large satellite constellations, said Lt. Col. Rick Zellman, deputy commander of US ...

The six companies awarded through prototype Other Transaction Agreements are: Maren-Go, Overland AI, Forterra, Hendrick’s Motorsports, American Rheinmetall and HDT, according to a service release.

The Internet, social media, cyber and artificial intelligence extend the effects of war far beyond the battlefield, the admiral warned.

Boeing plans to offer a cheaper seeker for defensive and offensive military missiles, while Northrop Grumman revealed more about a cannon-based solution to bat down threats like drones and cruise ...

Without continued funding, Golden Dome will stop with everything we've already built and delivered,” Space Force Gen. Michael Guetlein told reporters today.

Breaking Defense coverage of the 18th Annual Ground Vehicle Systems Engineering & Technology Symposium (GVSETS) ...

U.S. Air Force pararescueman assigned to the 57th Rescue Squadron based out of Aviano Air Base, Italy, sit in a Polaris MRZR during Exercise Savage Jackal near Tucson, Arizona, July 24, 2026. (U.S.

The acquisition will be funded by roughly $450 million in cash and $50 million in Joby common stock and is expected to close "in the first half of 2027," according to a press release.

L3Harris Technologies’ Wraith Shield™ software turns existing tactical communications devices into AI-enabled electronic sensing and protection against small drone attacks. (Photo courtesy of L3Harris ...

We need a more comprehensive missile defeat strategy that focuses on interceptors, [but also] equally so on non-kinetic effects, both electronic warfare and directed energy, and the type of targeting ...

Recent suicides among US cyber personnel should serve as a call to action for implementing durable institutional change, Joshua Stiefel argues.