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It’s unusual to see a weapon in use across all four major service branches. These five systems break the mold—albeit with some modifications.

A man from Arizona, who identified himself as “Captain America,” attempted to enter Air Force Base with a firearm and 125 rounds of ammunition.

A 33-year-old Tampa man was arrested after he reportedly called himself "Captain America" and tried to enter the MacDill Air Force Base while having an AR-15.

Economic Battle With China Could Expand to Drone Space

Teacher Angela Berry’s third-grade class from the Paul Laurence Dunbar School stood shoulder-to-shoulder and saluted members of Temple’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) on Thursday, ahead of Veterans Day. The students also gifted them ‘Thank you for your service’ cards. “This means so much,” said Joe Spera, director of technology for DPS and a U.S. military veteran. Spera

Hamas Attack Highlights New Drone Dangers

US Agency Doubles Order With Drone Firm

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Red Cat Holdings' subsidiary, Teal Drones, has received a second purchase order from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) for the delivery of an additional 172 units of its Teal 2 drone, along with spare parts and training, the company announced in a statement.

Red Cat's Teal 2 Drone Fleet, equipped with advanced capabilities like high-resolution thermal imaging and artificial intelligence, is set to transform night tactical operations for the US Air Force, marking a significant advancement in modern military technology.

US Agency Places US$2.6M Order With Drone Firm