Future Weapons

The Pentagon Seeks To Ramp Up Supply Of Long-Range Weapons For Strategic Advantage

The U.S. military has for several years now been working on the concept of a “loyal wingman”

Programming Drones To Track and Lock-In On "Out of Sight" Tanks

Refining new sensing technologies to detect hazardous materials and atmospheric toxins

Drones, fighter jets, helicopters and even missiles all rely upon radar altimeters to determine altitude

Later this year, the High-Energy Laser with Optical-dazzler and Surveillance (HELIOS) will arm Navy Destroyers

A solution might be found in the emergence and imminent deployment of a new decoy “jammer”

An ability to perform software, hardware, weapons, and sensor upgrades are of great relevance

The sky may be the limit, regarding U.S. Army thinking about what its new armored infantry carrier might b

Pentagon completes production and development of a new low-yield nuclear warhead

The submarine-launched, nuclear armed Trident II D5 ballistic missile will live to fight another day

The Pentagon’s cutting edge strategy for future warfare has many interwoven dimensions

2030-focused Raytheon Unit Preps for New 6th Gen Fighters

Using AI to assist in getting around enemy jamming is something both Russia and America are interested in

Beijing claims it is not impressed, but American missile defense has come a long way.

The promise of hypersonic weapons introduces truly unprecedented warfare dynamics

Therefore, U.S. weapons systems can no longer rely purely upon cybersecurity methods to stop hackers

Attacking hypersonic glide vehicle weapons can skim along the upper boundaries of the earth’s atmosphere