The Army can buy every drone in the catalog, but somebody still has to make the mechanical zoo fight as one formation.

The future of warfare cannot be entrusted to men who understand technology but have never carried the consequences of combat.

For 47 years Tehran let its proxies bleed for its ambitions, and now that the ring of fire has collapsed, a regime with no ...

A Green Beret team that gets new drones without the training to fight with them has gained nothing but weight in the rucksack ...

The last U.S. troops left Iraq on September 30. Washington called it an orderly departure. Tehran called it a victory. As ...

Born from CIA covert programs in Laos, MACV-SOG sent small teams of Green Berets and indigenous fighters deep into Laos, ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a one-day, military-wide stand-down so troops can register and vote before the ...

Ukraine is no longer asking Washington to end the war; it is asking for enough interceptors and transformers to survive the ...

A fighter without missiles is a very expensive observation aircraft, and America is betting $20.7 billion that Raytheon can ...

An IED nearly killed Col. Jeff Kenney in Iraq, but he came home, trained the next generation of Marine advisors, and went ...

Small defense companies can have technology the Pentagon needs and still be locked out of classified work because they cannot ...

For decades, American security in the Pacific operated like a wheel, with Washington at the hub and its allies on separate ...