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Water wars: Army tackles water use, reuse and its effects on combat
New research aims to gather water from the air.
By Todd South
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Opinion
Why improve Ukraine’s deep-strike capability?
Some NATO members have decided that providing deep-strike weaponry is important for Ukraine’s defense and worth any risk of escalation.
By John Hoehn, Hunter Stoll and William Courtney
US Army wants a high-altitude jammer
The service believes it will need a series of systems to sense and conduct effects across large distances in future battles.
By Mark Pomerleau
The Army is optimizing electronic warfare equipment for Indo-Pacific
The Army wants to make sure its forthcoming electronic warfare systems can support forces across the vast maritime distances of the Indo-Pacific region.
By Mark Pomerleau
US Army to upgrade bigger units with new electronic warfare gear
The Army has outlined plans for a new electronic warfare, signals intelligence and cyber capability for larger echelons.
By Mark Pomerleau
The Army is working to see across thousands of miles
The Army's ISR Task Force is helping the service see thousands of miles through a layered approach: the terrestrial layer, aerial layer and space layer.
By Mark Pomerleau
Best pics of the week: Aug. 16, 2020
From firefighting training to shooting the M240 at the range to clearing buildings at Exercise Deep and more, here's this week's Frontline Photos.
So who really owns the Moon?
On July 20, 1969, America's Apollo 11 landed on the moon, making history as the first humans set foot on another world.
By Frans von der Dunk, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Here’s what Army divers are going to haul from the deep water in Washington state
This month, the state is asking soldiers to go to depths to get a job done.
By Kathleen Curthoys
Ever heard of ‘deep fake’ technology? The phony audio and video tech could be used to blackmail US troops
The ability to distort the truth is expected to reach new heights with the development of so-called “deep fake" technology: manufactured audio recordings and video footage that could fool even digital forensic experts.
By Kyle Rempfer
Air Force drone, Army tank documents for sale on dark web
An Air Force officer’s computer was hacked, compromising sensitive documents relating to the MQ-9 Reaper, which were put up for sale on the dark web, along with documents relating to the M1A1 Abrams tank.
By Kyle Rempfer