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

experts are wrestling with how the Army will convince aviators to trust machines to help them make life-or-death decisions.

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

U.S. Army robotics officials got their first look at new tech for launching and recovering UAS from a moving combat vehicle.

The Navy is close to fixing a bug in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter helmet that amounts to a dangerous hindrance for aviators.

Lightning Packs, LLC has created a ground-breaking new pack-frame design that appears to float while being carried.

Three men received awards for acquisition excellence at the Marine Corps Association and Foundation awards.

The military must make a major technological breakthrough in speed to maintain its edge on future battlefields.

As useful as unmanned technology is, "it's not a panacea," Gen. McConville said at the Army Science & Technology Symposium.

The contract, not allows Lockheed to conduct analysis, "design/development, hardware procurement, early manufacturing.