Jon Harper

There has long been concern about the ability to replace equipment losses during a large-scale conventional war. A senior Air Force official believes autonomous systems and software could be part of the solution.

The Enterprise Information Technology as a Service Wave 1 procurement is intended to free up airmen for more specialized tasks.

Ramping up production and deployment of new autonomous systems and software could be one of the few acquisition options available to the Defense Department to preserve the force and replace combat losses during a future war of attrition, according to a top service official. There has long been conce…

Guertin is currently the director of operational test and evaluation of U.S. military weapon systems in the Office of the Secretary of Defense.

The program is intended to outsource basic IT services and free up airmen for more specialized network defense tasks and mission assurance.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has done a great job developing cutting-edge technology — but the Pentagon and its innovation partners need to get better at transitioning promising capabilities from the lab to the battlefield, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks said Wednesday. Sin…

The Vehicle-Agnostic Modular Palletized ISR Rocket Equipment (VAMPIRE) technology was part of a broader $3 billion military aid package announced by the Biden administration earlier this week.

After about 18 months of work on Project Overmatch, the Navy is on track to deploy a more advanced networking capability with a carrier strike group early next year, according to the service’s top officer.

The biggest single tranche of Ukraine security assistance that the United States has announced to date will include counter-UAS systems and a slew of other weapons.

A Department of Defense leader highlights the need for more U.S. troops to learn how to use counter-drone weapons on the frontlines.