The Defense Department has officially accepted a luxury jet from Qatar and has begun planning how to convert the plane into ...

That’s more than other military branches, and it means the service will end the year with nearly 1,000 fewer people than ...

Just launching the satellites could cost between $161 billion and $542 billion, the Congressional Budget Office warned two ...

The Army’s first armored Transformation-in-Contact unit is integrating 3D-printed drones for greater “massing of effects.” ...

Golden Dome will provide “close to 100 percent protection” of the U.S. homeland, Trump said, and it will include Canada, ...

Service is focused on overcoming logistical hurdles and other obstacles now so that medical professionals will be ready if ...

The USS Truman carrier strike group engaged an estimated 160 missiles and drones aimed at either Israel or vessels transiting ...

Special operations are also becoming more of a model for the way the Pentagon can acquire technology: buying things, trying ...

A list of cleared, vetted people would serve as a strategic hedge against attrition, espionage and workforce volatility.

Despite the Trump administration’s jarring shifts in foreign and trade policy, some international companies are laying plans to expand their defense business in the United States, executives ...

Marine Lt. Gen. Roger B. Turner of the III Marine Expeditionary Force, and the 3D Marine Division's Maj. Gen. Christian F. Wortman, in conversation with Defense One's Jennifer Hlad.