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Soldiers offered feedback on the Army's futuristic new IVAS technology.

The system is designed to track and destroy enemy missiles and other threats launched from up to 40 miles away.

The technology allows a computer to take over flight tasks and serve as a digital copilot.

The 325th Security Forces Squadron will soon start using semi-autonomous droids developed by Ghost Robotics.

The Marine Corps' new heavy-lift helicopter just wrapped up its sea trials and will tackle hot-weather training next.

There have been proposals over the years to use space lift to deliver much-needed supplies to troops.

The U.S. Army plans to roll out a mobile app for its squad leaders that will act as a daily playbook.

The Army's new "action plan" will reevaluate the training that units are required to endure prior to their CTC rotation.

A hunter-killer drone has played a crucial role in the Army National Guard's efforts to combat wildfires on the West Coast.

One B-1B Lancer bomber is having a lengthy breakdown -- but for good reason.