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The Air Force has cleared its trainer aircraft to resume ops after a "brief pause" following a recent crash of a T-6.

JPALS could help take the guesswork out of landings at austere airfields with little infrastructure and in bad conditions.

SRC's Silent Archer counter-UAS technology began to deploy to undisclosed locations overseas with the Army earlier this year.

Using algorithms to sort through massive amounts of info can take the burden off defense analysts, Lt. Gen. Ashley said.

Development of long-range precision fires technology is the Army's number one modernization priority.

Researchers recently began collecting data from 2,000 soldiers in Ranger, Airborne and Basic Combat Training at Fort Benning.

Retired Gen. James Thurman recently told Army aviation officials they've got to "quit apologizing" to the Pentagon.

The head of the Army aviation said that the service is six years away from reversing its shortage of pilots for the AH-64.

One of the U.S. Air Force's oldest F-22 Raptors is back out of the hangar and ready to fly again after six years.

The secretary of the Army wants to accelerate research into hypersonic and other advanced weapons.