The US Military's Next-Gen GPS Program Is Still A Failure Nearly $8B Later
After years of setbacks, the Pentagon’s next-gen GPS control effort remains troubled, raising new questions about cost, delays, and viability.
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These Cheap Iranian Drones Keep Getting Shot Down, And That's The Whole Point
Iran has deployed drones on a massive scale to fight off U.S. forces and it's working, but not for the reason you might think. Here's what we know.
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This Prototype Engine Is Designed To Power The Next Generation Of US Air Force Drones
The United States has awarded a contract to a vendor that will design and build next-generation UAV engines. Here's who will build it and what it is.
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How Quickly Can A Navy Supercarrier Travel From The US To The Middle East?
With tensions rising in the middle east, it's a fair question to wonder how long it would take a supercarrier to get there. Here's what the math says.
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Who Makes Javelin Missiles?
Used in multiple conflicts, the Javelin missile is a groundbreaking U.S. weapon system. Here’s a closer look at the companies responsible for building it.
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Ukraine's New Fleet Of Interceptor Drones Are Impressive - Here's How They Work
Ukraine has developed several interceptor drones to combat Russian attacks in the Russo-Ukrainian War. Its newest model is impressive for a couple of reasons.
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Last-Minute 'Shortcut' Left US Navy Fuel Ship Ran Aground
Navigation is crucial when it comes to any type of navy ship, especially oilers. What happens when you take navigation shortcuts with one of these ships?
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US Navy Set To Open 2.2M Square Foot AI-Powered Defense Facility
The U.S. Navy has chosen to leverage AI-assisted manufacturing with a new defense industrial facility slated to be built in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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What Happens When A Fire Breaks Out On A US Aircraft Carrier's Flight Deck?
The flight deck of an aircraft carrier is one of the most dangerous workplaces in the world. That's why there is no time to lose when a fire breaks out.
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How The US Air Force Is Training Its Missile-Dodging AI 'Pilots'
Artificial intelligence is being used in military weapons more and more. The U.S. Air Force is now training AI "pilots" to perform evasive maneuvers.
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'Battle Lab' Is The US Air Force's Newest Defense Against Small Drones
More and more, drones are being found flying over military bases. The U.S. Air Force is developing new strategies to defend against unmanned aerial systems.
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30,000 New Drones: Pentagon Names Winners Of Air Dominance 'Gauntlet'
The United States is going all-in on drones, with its Gauntlet test identifying three new companies it will acquire drones from across 2026.
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America's Most Powerful Aircraft Carrier Returns To Port After Troubled Months At Sea
The Gerald R. Ford returned to port in Greece for some maintenance and repairs after a turbulent few months at sea, but she's still ready to go if needed.
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Ukraine's Experimental New Laser Weapon Drops Enemy Aircraft Right Out Of The Sky
Drones are changing the face of warfare as we know it, so the race to develop effective defense is on. Here's what Ukraine is doing to repel Russian attacks.
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How Many Submarines Does Iran's Navy Have?
Although exact numbers are difficult to pin down, estimates suggest Iran's navy has a fairly large number of subs in its fleet that span across four classes.
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B-2 Bombers Meet 'Gunslinger' Missiles In Impressive US Navy Drill
The Air Force and the Navy combined forces for an exercise off the California coast, showcasing some new ways to deploy existing weaponry. Here's what happened.
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Shark Tank Meets Military: Dragon's Lair Winner To Bring New Tech To The Battlefield
The military's "Shark Tank"-inspired competition, Dragon's Lair, has produced a new piece of tech hardware that's already rolling out less than a year later.
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The US Air Force May Spend Up To $16 Billion On New Advanced Engine Tech
The US Air Force is preparing a massive new propulsion contract that could accelerate development of next-generation military engine technology.
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France's Newest Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier Finally Has A Name
France has officially named its next nuclear aircraft carrier, a project set to replace the Charles de Gaulle and reshape the Navy’s future fleet.
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This Cutting-Edge Drone Can Shoot Down An Enemy Jet Without Ever Seeing It
Drone technology has come a long way since it came on the scene decades ago, especially for military purposes. This drone in Turkey just made history.
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China Is Using AI To Refuel Its Fighter Jets Mid-Air
Calculating how to refuel in midair is a complicated process, but a new Chinese breakthrough claims it can use AI to streamline the whole thing.
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Historic Navy Shipwreck Breaks Through The Surface After 400 Years Under Sea
A centuries-old navy ship has unexpectedly reappeared in the Baltic Sea, revealing clues about history, preservation, and the forces that kept it hidden.
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The F-22 Raptor Is Getting 2 New Upgrades
The F-22 is getting a bit long in the teeth, having first entered service in 2005. However, The War Zone reported that this aircraft is getting some upgrades.
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How The US Navy Is Using Gaming Technology For Training
Using video games to train military personnel can save money and time. The U.S. Navy came up with a new innovative way to use this technology.
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This Navy Fighter Jet Was Able To 'Kill' An F-22 Raptor - Here's How
The F-22 Raptor was one of the most advanced fighter jets in the history of the USAF. However, this kill shows it wasn't completely unstoppable.
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This Airport Was One Of The Most Important Locations In US Navy History
Before LaGuardia and JFK, an airport in Brooklyn handled air travel in and out of New York City. It was also critical to the Allies in World War II.
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Mixing AI And The Military Can Be Dangerous - This Proposed Bill Might Help
AI continues to make its way into all sorts of industries and technologies, and that includes the military. Here's how we might see some guardrails go up.
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