Army

Boeing’s visionary upgrades breathe new life into aging Chinook and Apache helicopters, honoring their legacy in modern warfare.

General Atomics propels military tech forward with Gray Eagle 25M, armed with ‘hunter’ radar, countering the rising threat of small drones.

In a rapidly changing landscape of defense priorities, George Landrith’s compelling critique challenges the wisdom of investing in the costly and untested Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program, advocating instead for a more cost-effective approach by upgrading existing Apache helicopters to address immediate security concerns.

Teledyne FLIR unveils M2RV, a game-changing multi-mission robotic vehicle, in the US Army’s Light Equipment Carrier competition.

The US Army undergoes a radical transformation in recruitment, aiming to attract a diverse talent pool and adapt to evolving labor markets.

Amidst the dust and chaos of Baghdad, Clay Othic’s heart shone through as he cradled two stray puppies, reminding us that even in war, there’s room for compassion.

Abu Ghraib’s grim tale shows how unchecked power can erode humanity, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability.

US Army soldiers at Fort Moore receive game-changing IVAS goggles, overcoming technical challenges to enhance battlefield capabilities.

Military boot camps go well beyond physical rigors. They also involve holistic training for modern challenges on and off the battlefield.

Explore the enigmatic world of Delta Force, uncovering tales of shadowy missions and America’s unyielding commitment to combating threats.

With a thrilling display of physical prowess and mental acumen, a team from 5th Special Forces Group triumphed in a tightly contested 3-day competition at the US Army Special Forces Underwater Operations School in Key West, where 13 elite teams from across the US Special Operations Command engaged in challenges ranging from kayak races to dive physics evaluations, all under the watchful eye of Major Brandon Schwartz and amidst the unparalleled underwater terrains of NAS Key West.

Among the rapidly changing dynamics of modern warfare, the U.S. Army’s extensively tested Multi-Function Electronic Warfare – Air Large (MFEW-AL) system is poised to redefine the electronic warfare landscape, offering cutting-edge, user-friendly technology to equip warfighters, ensure spectrum dominance, and adapt to evolving threats, underscoring a global imperative to advance in this critical field.