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A prototype microwave defense system known as MAX POWER, which deployed in 2012 to Afghanistan, proved useful in neutralizing the threat of improvised explosive devices.

Warfighters gain speed-of-light firing and pinpoint precision.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection expands the use of its facial recognition system at the nation’s airports.

The U.S. must continue to make inroads in the cyber domain, especially through its younger generation, or it "will lose the war."

Losing physical territory, militants evolve their skills in this arena with no boundaries.

Air Force research focuses on infusing more energy into the technology, among other goals.

It will begin with testing weapons on the AC-130 gunship and branch out from there.

Collaboration is needed across various Army offices to ensure readiness.

Falling short on sustainment levels, CECOM aims to tighten the reigns to achieve readiness.

More modern Defense Department contract vehicles can speed information technology solutions to the military.