This event took place on October 16 at AUSA Annual 2024.

A look at how sensors, radars, command and control systems and interceptors can work together against unpredictable threats.

The Army will not be transitioning to new physical training uniforms, despite an announcement last week by the service's top ...

Federal law protects against election-related crimes such as threatening violence against election officials or staff, ...

The flight simulated ‘contested logistics operations’ where a ground crew hooked up a sling load to the helicopter remotely controlled through the MATRIX ...

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced it has completed a development phase for its Teaser, an automatic command to line ...

The second day of the Association of the United States Army meeting featured exhibits by defense industries from around the ...

U.S. Attorney Lutzko appoints AUSAs Miller and Dustin to oversee election integrity in the Northern District of Ohio for the ...

Speaking to Shephard at AUSA 2024, Dr. Gozali said: “We expect the system to be ready for launch in fiscal year 2025.” Gozali ...

The competition to build the next generation Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV A2) was hotly contested and ultimately saw ...

The first day of the biggest professional forum in the American military kicked off Monday morning, as the Association of the ...

The third, and last day of the Association of the United States Army meeting continued to display exhibits by defense ...