Jennifer Hlad

A two-week exercise simulated island battles—and put some 75 new technologies to the test.

MARFORPAC is working faster, so it needs companies with innovative gear to show up with multiples.

“The cost of failure is too damn high,” Gen. Ronald Clark says.

Operating with speed, scale, and agility in the Indo-Pacific is “probably the most challenging thing” the military does, PACAF commander says.

Specifically, integrated systems that can disrupt the enemy, Maj. Gen. VanAntwerp said.

Leaders say the service is “disrupting” the Valley of Death, among other innovations.

In an interview, Space Force’s Saltzman reveals what’s next for the key sensor site.

The service is looking for better ways to protect its waterborne forces.

INDOPACOM commander says he's unconcerned about Washington's shift in attention.

From FPV drones to irreplaceable howitzer parts, The Forge is expanding the realm of DIY military gear.

Service secretary envisions drone-and-soldier teams within just a few years.

Trump, who ordered strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities, threatens more action.

Army, Marines pursue transformation, while exercises with partner nations grow more sophisticated.

Service is focused on overcoming logistical hurdles and other obstacles now so that medical professionals will be ready if they’re needed.

Two generals based in Japan discuss the Corps' multiyear modernization campaign and preparations for potential conflict with China.

Cutting first and asking questions later could hurt national security, HASC members say.

Recent Chinese military exercises around Taiwan are practice for “the forced unification” of the island to the mainland, Adm. Sam Paparo said Thursday.

Presidential order coupled with deferred-resignation offer and hiring freeze created a perfect storm of stress.

With their help, outgoing U.S. Army Pacific commander “built a formation that is lethal and cohesive.”

With their help, outgoing U.S. Army Pacific commander “built a formation that is lethal and cohesive.”