Most American soldiers lack the know-how for fighting with unmanned systems, and while the US has excelled at building large, expensive weaponry, it is in many ways unprepared to quickly produce large quantities of small,

US troops are almost certain to face swarms of cheap drones in a future conflict. The Pentagon has been slow to adapt to this new reality.

In the subtropical landscape of Fort Sill, those who are up early can often hear a constant buzzing coming from part of the

Project Flytrap 4.0 is the Army’s low-cost answer to drone warfare with jammers, sensors, and intercept tools built for squads.

It’s the stuff of sci-fi nightmares. But also perhaps the concept behind China’s gigantic new drone mothership called Jiu Tian (“Ninth Heaven”), allegedly capable of releasing as many as 100 small, kamikaze drones from its side-mounted payload bays.

More than 500 Soldiers, Army engineers and industry representatives witnessed live-fire munitions fired from small unmanned aerial systems at a U.S.

Officials are now confirming that a small number of the advanced F-35 stealth fighter jets have arrived in Puerto Rico as part of an ever-growing buildup of military assets in the region aimed at striking drug cartels.

The US Army is training soldiers to use first-person view (FPV) drones as they rush to catch up with the technology used on major battlefields like the war in Ukraine and Russia. CNN National Security Reporter Haley Britzky visits Fort Bliss in El Paso,

The Senate FY26 NDAA focuses on the supply side, directing DoD to strengthen the U.S. small drone manufacturing base.

Smaller U.S. defense firms have emerged as standout performers on Wall Street this year, fueled by surging demand for low-cost, next-generation military tech tailored for modern warfare and the Pentagon's pivot toward agile and adaptable combat systems.

Tron Future Tech is preparing to deliver a batch of counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UASs) to Taiwan's military to halt flights by small Chinese unmanned