Military Technology

The legacy of former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is driving a revolution in U.S. close-combat tactics.

A team of logistic Marines has printed a functional concrete footbridge without having to mix gravel at the build site.

The app eventually will allow sailors to read records and put in orders and leave requests.

The U.S. Marine Corps' F/A-18C/D Hornet fighter fleet is getting a radar upgrade.

Until now, the military has required a human to be in the decision-making process for when to use deadly force.

A team of experts recently held a day-long event to trade ideas on how best to curb hypoxia-like events.

The academic institution is moving to a .edu network to align with other universities.

The Army is developing tactical software that will allow commanders to communicate effectively with forward-deployed units.

This year has had its share of science and technology advances from Army researchers.

The U.S. Army is stepping up efforts to develop soldier-worn exoskeletons designed to relieve burdensome weight.