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Since 2019 the United States and South Korea have been jointly developing the 4x4 electric powered ATE (Autonomous Tunnel Exploitation) robotic vehicle for exploring the tunnels that North Korea has built a lot of for storing weapons, moving troops or le

The Future Combat System’s concept of an interconnected or “networked” force continues to inform and inspire current notions of warzone networking.

The new German tank incorporates a new generation of digital computing, active protection systems, and composite materials.

New applications of onboard power generators are going even further by finding ways to decrease a hardware footprint and streamline large amounts of power to subsystems.

Emerging AI-enabled systems are networking the Army to enable high-speed, multi-domain attacks.

All Eyes on Army Acquisitions

After graduating from West Point, I became a platoon leader of Abrams tanks facing the Soviet Union.

As Army planners move to convert the service's formations in Alaska to the 11th Airborne Division, the fate of roughly 320 Strykers is uncertain.

Army Secretary Christine Wormuth’s intent is to align environmentally-friendly adaptations with tactical, technological, and strategic warfighting improvements.

This article concentrates on five systems that died, but that might have had transformative effects if they had survived.