In development by the Army’s Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be among more than two dozen foreign leaders to ...

The U.S. Army installs solar projects as part of its climate strategy. It recently installed 13 MW of solar at Fort Polk, ...

Fort Benning participated in the Disaster Resilience Across the Chattahoochee Valley Conference in Columbus, Georgia, July 15 ...

Army engineers are addressing Soldiers’ energy consumption needs on the battlefield by using emerging capabilities to link resilient power technologies.

U.S. Army researchers plan to demonstrate in December and March capabilities that could lead to a secure, mobile power grid capable of automatically providing electricity from the best available ...

Bringing the network to warfighters will be futile without a source of energy to feed the numerous devices they will rely on for survival and lethality. Today's fast-paced high-technology battlespace ...

An Army Alone Doesn’t Make You a Great Power We focus too much on military force instead of considering economic, technological, social, and political structures.

The Army announced two major changes to its fitness standards Monday: soldiers in 21 combat jobs will have to pass a gender-neutral test, while the standing power throw — occasionally called the ...

LiquidPiston announced the award of a SBIR contract with the United States Army to develop the X-Engine platform to power Small Tactical Generators.

In an era of great power competition, the primary purpose of the U.S. Army is to ensure the country is secure from direct threats posed by Russia, China, or any future adversary that may arise.