Mr. Douglas Bush, the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology sits down for an interview with Warrior Maven's, Kris Osborn

Army scientists showed a demonstration of a drone landing on a tank and the drone coming across different cues, different kinds of sensor inputs and making adjustments in real time

F-35s may never need to engage in future dogfights - here's why

An inside look at the work being done at the Army Research Lab on Hypersonic Weapons

Bell engineers of the V-280 Valor, a tiltrotor aircraft submitted an offering in the Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft competition

The newest project 23900 amphibious assault ship 'Mitrofan Moskalenko' will become the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet after completion of construction at the Kerch shipyard 'Zaliv'.

The Abrams tank is likely here to stay at least for the foreseeable future. But alternatives are being scoped.

“To truly win this militarily, you'd have to do something that NATO and the west are not willing to do, and that means armed drones over Russian territories, taking out that hardware"

In an effort to accurately replicate high-tech modern weapons systems, producers of Top Gun Maverick put a P5 on Tom Cruise’s F/A-18.

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute warned that most nuclear powers, particularly China, are modernizing their nuclear weapons

Pentagon senior leaders say Russian progress in the Eastern portions of Ukraine is very slow, uneven and heavily challenged by Ukrainian defenders

The question is, can Ukraine, fortified by a fighting spirit unique to those fighting for their homeland, manage to hold off and prevail against a much larger Russian force?

The Pentagon announced its latest aid package will include 18, 155mm Howitzers, 36,000 rounds of ammo and rounds for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS).

Some Russian weapons can travel as far as 200-to-300 miles, making them very difficult to defend without defenses such as the Patriot or comparable long-range fires.

For the first time in its decades long history, the NATO alliance plans to formally cite “China” in its soon to be released Strategic Concept paper.

The more a multi-national force is connected and able to share time-sensitive information in real time using common standards, the faster a NATO force can move into position