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You can’t have a fence high enough to protect your facility against drones

New threats, including downstream attacks, drive the need for improved tools to protect critical assets.

Why the Army can’t build its Pacific network like the one in Europe

Distance, sparse infrastructure, and contested communications force a different approach to connectivity.

Finding the adversary’s hidden signals is the Army’s next electromagnetic warfare challenge

RF sensing at greater distance gives operators more decision space to act.

What dismounted soldiers need to survive a battlefield with drones and sensors

How to give soldiers awareness and targeting without adding complexity.

Precision at scale: APKWS counters the threat

APKWS® laser‑guidance kit provides reliable precision‑guided munitions across missions and platforms, delivered quickly to meet evolving operational demands.

Missiles and radar need more than demand – they need manufacturing capacity

Expanding manufacturing capacity is critical to producing missiles, radars, and launch systems.

From requirement-driven to market-ready: Rethinking how defense technology reaches the warfighter

As threats continue to evolve, speed will increasingly depend on what is already available when the need emerges.

Mojave STOL and Gray Eagle® 25M: Complementary capabilities for the modern battlefield

Both aircraft are designed to evolve as threats and mission requirements change.

AGVs vs. UGVs: A new class of ground autonomy takes the field

One commander, many robots: Fully autonomous ground vehicles are reshaping the battlefield.

Drones and autonomous warfare: ‘One-way attack’ and reshaping ISR

Systems that can work independently while still being part of a unit are critical to carrying out multi-domain operations.

A leap in drone range and payloads come from a battery with different chemistry

Lithium-metal batteries are one way to break the weight and endurance limits of today’s unmanned systems.

Bringing real autonomy to battlefield drone swarms

Decentralized Embodied Collaborative intelligence enables better reconnaissance, logistics and combat capabilities.

Power at the sprocket: It’s the transmission that gives tracked vehicles their control

Army vehicles like Bradley need greater power at the sprocket for speed, braking, and maneuverability.

Weaponizing the supply chain for a liquid-fueled howitzer-fired munition that flies 150 km

The goal of such weaponization is to tie warfighter needs to the RDT&E cycle.