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Intelligent, integrated solutions could make screening cargo better, faster and cheaper.

Once the stuff of science fiction, fleets of tiny unmanned air systems will lead aerobatic jamming missions—and alter the face of modern warfare.

The virtual world now can really help save lives.

When Soldiers Use Mind Waves to Communicate With Man and Machine

Shrinking the pool of prospective bidders increases acquisition agility.

The U.S. Army is training small, expeditionary units to react to crises in Asia.

The burgeoning cyber domain as a battlefront has done more than shift the front lines for warfighters—it has virtually erased them.

U.S. officials not only fret over escalating threats posed by enduring rivals such as Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, but they also must grapple with the persistent fight against terrorism and mounting vulnerabilities of the cyber realm.

A roundup from our blogs and tweets from the first day of MILCOM 2016

AAI Corp., a Textron company, Hunt Valley, Maryland, was awarded a $206,561,704 cost-plus-fixed-fee foreign military sales (Australia) contract for contractor logistics sustainment services for Shadow RQ-7B unmanned aerial systems. Bids were solicited via the Internet with one received. Work will be performed in Hunt Valley, Maryland, with an estimated completion date of October 31, 2017. Fiscal 2017 other funds in the amount of $3,705,107 were obligated at the time of the award. The Army Contracting Command, Natick, Massachusetts, is the contracting activity (W911QY-17-C-0013).