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“The tradition of military service is long in our great state, and our respect for those who serve is enduring,” Governor Abbott said.

A booster tweak might improve an anti-ICBM weapon while a next-gen missile-spotting constellation comes online.

"I think the US national security community is going to shape commercial space for the foreseeable future," Carissa Bryce Christensen, CEO of BryceTech, told Breaking Defense.

Fort Campbell, KY - This week, the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and Fort Campbell hosted Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army as part of

How the Pentagon–Silicon Valley alliance is harnessing AI to defeat China in World War III.

The US Army shifts from towed artillery to prioritize swift, self-propelled, and robotic platforms for modern warfare's demands.

M-16 Era Ends: Army's 101st Airborne Division Receives Next-Gen Assault Rifles Army Futures Command announced last week that troops from the 101st Airborne…

The drums of war just beat differently now, signaling change for artillery units.

The Army has officially fielded its Next Generation Squad Weapon systems to its first unit, replacing its M4 and M249 weapons in a change decades in the making.

Light infantry units also need more indirect fire systems, Gen. Rainey said.