The U.S. Army’s latest laser weapon is no longer a bulky science project strapped to a shipping pallet. It has been squeezed ...

Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Defense is upgrading its lauded Palletized Load System (PLS) vehicles for transporting cargo across battlefields with the ability to drive themselves – providing a critical ...

The US Army is now mounting defense contractor AeroVironment's second-generation Locust Laser Weapon System on some of its ...

Laser weapons go mobile as the US Army takes delivery of two 20-kW, anti-drone Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV)-mounted Laser-Oriented Counter-UAS System (LOCUST) Laser Weapon Systems (LWS) from ...

Not much is going right for the Tesla Cybertruck. Sales have been disappointing, the aggressively styled vehicle has become a magnet for Tesla hatred, and now Germany has informed the U.S. Army that ...

If the Army can unlock remarkable innovation with a simple truck, why can’t the entire Pentagon do the same with billion-dollar platforms? The Pentagon is spending years and billions chasing the next ...

U.S. Army Reserve soldiers roll out on a convoy at Edwards Air Force Base, California. (Staff Sgt. Heath Doppke/U.S. Army) The Russia-Ukraine war has been a drone operator’s dream and a ...

When U.S. service members are stationed overseas, they may want to bring as much of home with them as possible. People in the military are typically allotted a weight allowance and given guidelines on ...

Police are searching for a suspect who crashed a stolen Army recruiting truck into multiple police cruisers in East Hartford on Wednesday before abandoning the vehicle in Manchester and fleeing on ...

The 10th Mountain Division was established during World War II as the US Army’s leading mountain warfare unit. It maintains ...

Napoleon understood that an army moves on its stomach. So, too, did U.S. military planners in World War II. The Germans began the war with a Blitzkrieg attack that relied on mechanized columns of ...

The Pentagon is spending years and billions chasing the next generation of exquisite systems. Meanwhile, the Army has quietly shown up with something far more disruptive: a low-cost, off-the-shelf ...