Hegseth asks Army’s top general to retire, fires two others as Iran war rages
The Pentagon intends to replace him with a leader aligned with Hegseth and President Donald Trump’s vision for the Army, an official told Military Times.
By Tanya Noury
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Iranian strikes target the infrastructure behind US airpower
Iran has struck radar systems, satellite communications and mission-critical aircraft at US bases across Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
By Michael Scanlon
Army awards key contracts to build virtual trainers
The Army has awarded contracts to build critical prototypes that make up the lump sum of its future virtual training environment.
By Jen Judson
Russia eager to prove recent conflicts improved its robots
What is a battlefield failure for a robot but moving fast and breaking things while at war?
By Kelsey D. Atherton
Trade deal with China or not, the US must bolster Taiwan’s defense
Impatient and determined to exert control over Taiwan, China has employed political and military means to isolate and intimidate the island.
By Bradley Bowman and Mikhael Smits
Leadership changes could test durability of US Army’s modernization overhaul
The band is breaking up, and a transition to a new group of leaders at the top of the Army is underway.
By Jen Judson
Will foreign sales save the Chinook production line?
The Army hopes to mint more deals for the Chinook abroad to make up for cuts of the latest variant's planned production total. But will it be enough?
By Jen Judson
After delay, US Army clears Joint Light Tactical Vehicle for full-rate production
The Army is moving forward with the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.
By Jen Judson
Following protest, US Army awards 6th contract for upgunned Stryker design
There's a sixth player in the effort to integrate a 30mm cannon onto a Stryker combat vehicle as the Army looks to grow its firepower.
By Jen Judson
This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
By Mark Pomerleau
Mark Esper is acting defense secretary. Will Trump make it permanent?
Federal rules limit how long he can serve in the temporary role, but Trump may nominated him for the permanent post.
What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
By Mark Pomerleau