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For the foreseeable future, the United States and China are locked in a security competition. 

The newest member of Chinas Wing Loong unmanned aircraft family, the Wing Loong 1E, has completed its maiden flight, Aviation Industry Corp of China announced on Saturday.

Multiple Launch Rocket Systesms may be accurate enough to potentially hit a ship, as the SINKEX exercise highlighted, but GPS-guidance alone will not suffice to hit a moving target.

There is a new model of the General Atomics MQ-1 Predator; the Mojave There is no military designation because no one has ordered Mojave, which is based on the US Army’s MQ-1C Gray Eagle Technically the Mojave would be the MQ-1D It uses curren

In researching history, it is often difficult to ferret out the real story. As time goes by, stories are told and repeated as fact, and the facts are often lost in the mists of time. So it is with the famous ride of John, “Portugee” Phillips from Fort Phil Kearny to Fort Laramie after the Fetterman

But why on earth is the land warfare branch practicing sinking ships?

Military drones are changing the way warfighters operate. Capable of providing support on land and at sea, these unmanned aerial vehicles play a key role in surveillance and offensive missions.

While still seeking customers in the US military, General Atomics president Dave Alexander says several unnamed international parties are interested in latest deadly remotely controlled aircraft.

The Army's Stryker armored vehicles are getting an electronic warfare system combining an unprecedented trifecta of capabilities: cyberwarfare, signals intelligence and electronic attack.