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At the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab, officials are testing out a system that might inspire close man-machine relationships.

The EMILY robotic lifeguard system can get to drowning victims at 25 mph and keep them afloat or reel them back in to safety.

The Marine Corps is getting close to selecting a weapons system and sensors for its prized tiltrotor aircraft.

The ability to print a critical part for a ship on a 3-D printer at sea could change the design and manning of future vessels...

The Navy is evaluating whether to mount its new Electromagnetic Rail Gun weapon aboard the high-tech DDG 1000 destroyer by...

A U.S. Navy carrier in the perhaps not too distant future will have the ability to create everything from replacement parts...

As a science fiction evolution of Ambush Alley Game's "Force on Force," "Tomorrow's War" is a fresh take on tabletop warfare.

The current pause in North Korean missile tests could be an opportunity for negotiations, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said...

A Virginia Tech College of Engineering team has announced their successful testing of a new jellyfish robot. Weighing in at...

The Army's research and development arm has funded a three-year research program at University of California, San Diego...