US Army

North Korea has freed US soldier Travis King amid rising tensions, he is now on his way back to the United States.

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.

Navigating through unforeseen firing issues and delays, the US Army’s Next-Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) program, a beacon of military innovation, showcases a relentless pursuit of excellence and advancement in infantry capabilities, highlighting the complexities and potential revolutionary impact of developing cutting-edge military technology.

US Army’s pioneering use of drones for medical emergencies and defense reshapes modern warfare and disaster response.

US Army unveils M1E3 Abrams, a future-ready tank, poised to dominate battlefields beyond 2040 with unmatched power and agility.

Captain Gary M. Rose: From battlefield heroism in Vietnam to a life of post-military service, his story defines true American valor.

In a landmark collaboration, the 805th Combat Training Squadron’s ShOC-N, the US Army, and DARPA synergize to advance the ASTARTE system, revolutionizing airspace operations and streamlining the kill chain for joint warfighters.

BAE Systems wins $190M US Army contract to upgrade Bradley A4 vehicles, enhancing mobility, firepower, and battlefield effectiveness.

The Ghost Troopers’ successful mastery of the Javelin Lightweight Command Launch Unit (LW CLU) marks a pivotal moment in the US Army’s commitment to modernization, showcasing the transformative power of advanced optics, operational efficiency, and practical design in shaping the future of military combat and operational readiness.

The $200-million contract awarded to CAES by Raytheon for the AN/SPY-6 radar system not only marks a critical advancement in naval warfare capabilities but also underscores CAES’s broader commitment to enhancing US military capabilities across different branches of the armed forces, ultimately serving as a testament to the defense industry’s dedication to innovation and national security.

Clinching a substantial $323-million contract, Raytheon is set to manufacture the cutting-edge TOW 2B top-attack missiles for the US Army, elevating anti-armor capabilities and augmenting military platforms with a versatile solution poised to shape the future of modern warfare preparedness.

The awarding of Phase 3 and Phase 4 contracts to the American Rheinmetall-led Team Lynx for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) project marks a monumental stride in modernizing the US Army’s armored forces, promising to usher in a new era of superior protection, firepower, and mobility on the battlefield.