With just months left in his time at the VA, Secretary Denis McDonough talks about changing perceptions of vets, and addresses the problem of veteran suicide.
With the Arctic an increasing focus for Russia, China, the U.S. and its allies, training in the north is more relevant than ever. See how these troops do it.
Jon Basara spent more than two years in military care on opioid prescriptions. Once out, he turned to street drugs for his addiction, and things got worse.
An inclusive veterans group and an innovative solution for stopping battlefield blood loss aim to save troops’ lives. Plus, a special Veterans Day story.
Spotting enemies trying to hide in the field gets easier for troops with new gadgets and tech on the way. Army Times’ Todd South looks at updated gear on the fl
Positioning and training a land force in a sea of small islands is a challenge. The Army commander in the Pacific talks about how the U.S. can get it done.
Autonomous systems designed to take over dull and dangerous jobs from soldiers are on offer to the Army - check out a roundup of options available at AUSA 2024.
For its next war, the U.S. wants a command and control network linking all forces - but it needs to test it. One Marine expert outlines how to get it done.
“A lot of boom for a little gun,” is the descriptor for a new offering from Armscor. Check out this pocket shotgun and some innovative small arms rounds.
In the current structure, it can take years to get funding approved for new military systems. What happens when enemies’ weapons develop faster than that?
In a special episode from the floor of the Army’s biggest annual conference, we talk to top leaders and check out new weaponry headed for soldiers soon.
Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch, head of the Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, sat down with Defense News at AUSA to talk about futuristic systems.
