US needs cheaper ways to shoot down drones, Pentagon acquisition chief says
It's currently costing more than $100,000 per shot to take out UAS, William LaPlante said.
It's currently costing more than $100,000 per shot to take out UAS, William LaPlante said.
For two services supposedly focused on boats and ground ops, there sure is some great flying going on in this photo.
The command will take over for 3rd Infantry Division Headquarters as part of support for the NATO mission.
The math involved in recent shootdowns of Iranian drones suggests yes.
We honor the memory of Marine Cpl. Miguel A. Maya.
He ran 3,000 miles and raised over half a million dollars for Team RWB
The company sells a variety of devices like the TF-19 WASP, a drone with a flamethrower attachment.
Millions of veterans who rely on the internet for health care may lose access at the end of April, VA officials say.
Air National Guard Lt. Col. Nicole L. Mitchell is commander of the 126th Weather Flight, a Wisconsin Air National Guard unit.
The Marines died near Camp Lejeune and at Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton.
“We hope it brings closure and peace to veterans who may have something to say in this medium but not sure who to say it to."
Army Lt. Col. Eric Ackles was relieved of command following an investigation.
This is one of many recent changes to the Special Forces Qualifications Course.
Over 100 sexual videos of U.S. service members taken by hidden cameras at Guam Naval Base were viewable on an explicit website for at least a week in 2020.
Air defense artillery and weapon systems are headed to Ukraine after top military officials warned in early April that that Ukrainians would be outshot 10 to 1 'in weeks.'
The Navy has surpassed its retention goal for this fiscal year so far.
For this year's contest, the two captains trained separately while deployed to different countries in Europe.
The Senate could vote as early as late Tuesday to approve Ukraine aid. American stockpiles in Germany are sitting ready to go.
Two Colombians accused of a 'tomaseas' scam — adding drugs to drinks to rob U.S. soldiers in Bogota bars — are now in U.S. custody.