Search underway to find the US Marine Corps' autonomous new battle buddy
Two innovative drones are in the running to be picked as the Marines' Medium Autonomous Resupply Vehicle.
Two innovative drones are in the running to be picked as the Marines' Medium Autonomous Resupply Vehicle.
A new super-fast drone that's resistant to jamming, developed to enhance France's medium-range defence arsenal, could soon be in Ukraine.
Italian soldiers on close protection duties for Nato have been showing off their Beretta ARX160 assault rifles – with some added extras
The prototype is part of a project to develop a new class of underwater drone capable of carrying out much longer missions.
The programme director of the Future Combat Air System was on the latest episode, discussing the UK's next-generation fighter jet.
The Danish Air Force has been training the Ukrainian fighter pilots, with the first jets expected to enter service later this year.
The 67-tonne Abrams with its fuel-guzzling gas turbine engine has proven easy to detect on the battlefield, with several being destroyed.
The MOD and QinetiQ have successfully carried out the first jet-to-jet teaming test of a human-piloted aircraft and an autonomous drone.
The Army Tactical Missile System was used to strike a Russian air base in Crimea, with Ukrainian media reporting up to six explosions.
Civilians gathered in one room to solve drone dilemmas and get virtual feedback from the frontline.
AI algorithms controlled a specially modified F-16 test aircraft known as the X-62A, which was pitted against an F-16 flown by a human.
The Royal Navy vessel has arrived in the East China Sea to train alongside the Korean navy.
Reports last month that the short-range surface-to-air missile StarStreak would be in operation remain unconfirmed.
Since 2011, the Iron Dome has been used to protect the country of Israel from attacks launched by Palestine, Hama and Hezbollah.
The remains of a burned-out drone give a glimpse into how DragonFire can destroy UAVs, which are increasingly prevalent on the battlefield.
The I-CWIK is used to treat casualties suffering from heat illness, and could end up being employed across the Armed Forces.