WASHINGTON — Out in California’s Mojave Desert, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy Geroge had a clear message for industry: A technology shakeup is afoot for the service that could rock large ...

WASHINGTON — As the US and China race to build the first practical quantum computer, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has issued a $10.8 million contract to quantum chip-maker PsiQuantum ...

WASHINGTON — Pentagon officials see a “huge opportunity” in turning the department’s prototype data analytics platform Advana into an official program of record, but there are still ...

WASHINGTON — The Army has announced its Army Enterprise Wickr platform is expanding to a wider audience, allowing more users to send messages on the end-to-end encrypted messaging system to ...

BEIRUT — In a television interview last week, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan reportedly said he hoped his nation would return to the US-led F-35 fifth-generation fighter program, outlining ...

SYDNEY — With the emergence of “a less reliable and more demanding” partner in the US, it’s time for Australia to look inward for its own defense needs and to reach out to “non-US ...

WASHINGTON — The finalization of a review by the Pentagon’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) of the Biden administration’s 2023 decision to keep US Space Command’s permanent ...

SYDNEY — Due to an “unprecedented convergence in the strategic outlooks of all three countries,” a new report stresses that Australia, Japan and the US (jointly, AJUS) must work more closely ...

Chairman, HASC’s Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee (TAL) U.S. Representative Rob Wittman, R-1st District, Virginia Responsibilities Wittman chairs the Tactical Air & Land Forces (TAL ...

We’re back! We’re back! After a one-week break in honor of the Sea Air Space/Space Symposium double whammy, The Weekly Break Out returns. This week, networks reporter Carley Welch makes her ...

WASHINGTON — Defense juggernaut Lockheed Martin has named company veteran Evan Scott as its new chief financial officer effective immediately, the company announced today. Scott will replace ...

WASHINGTON — The US Air Force may not have its first E-7A Wedgetail yet, but the service is already exploring upgrades for its future fleet, including the potential for a new radar, according to ...