Marines Train on Robotic Truck for Future Convoys
Next week, in a test area just east of Pittsburgh, six Marines will learn to control a robotic truck that ...
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Boeing Demonstrates ‘Swarm’ Reconnaissance with Unmanned Aircraft
Boeing today announced the successful autonomous communications and operation of dissimilar unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in flight tests over the ...
Afghanistan Supply Chain At Critical Risk of Failure
The military supply chain responsible for getting vital equipment to British forces on operations in Afghanistan and Libya is at ...
Russia Debuts Stealth Fighter – with Implications for the US
The chief of Russia’s air force announced this week that the PAK FA, Russia’s fifth-generation stealth fighter, will enter service ...
South Korea, US begins major exercise
South Korea and U.S. servicemembers began another year of training in a familiar peninsula-wide exercise Aug. 16. U.S. forces and ...
Australian Defence Culture Has to Change, Says New Chief
The department is also facing reviews to reduce waste in spending and improve the maintenance of hardware. General Hurley last ...
Robots Could Save Soldiers’ Lives, Army General Says
Robots and unmanned systems potentially could improve enemy surveillance, reduce a soldier’s workload and save lives on the battlefield, an ...
Australia Releases Public Defence Capability Plan
Minister for Defence Stephen Smith and Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare today released the full electronic version of the ...
New Biofuels Market to Reduce Foreign Oil Dependence
The Navy Department is providing the market share for the nation’s nascent biofuel industry as part of a White House ...
Army seeks safe Soldier solutions through research
Imagine a checkpoint where Soldiers don't have to walk up to a vehicle that's been rigged to explode, but instead, ...
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