Threats to national security are increasing and missile defense resources are stretched thin, the commander of the U.S.

Directed-energy weapons, rail guns and other futuristic weapons could play a role in the Army’s future fights, but for the next fight, incremental

During Operation Desert Storm in 1991, an early version of the Patriot missile intercepted a number of Iraqi Scud missiles.That’s when not much els

Increased interoperability and improved data sharing with international partners are key goals of U.S.

Across the globe, a variety of air and missile defense threats are evolving and proliferating.

Solar, wind, geothermal and other renewable-energy projects are springing up throughout the Army, but there is no affordable way yet to store power

The Army is now operating on multiple continents simultaneously in ways that were unforeseen a year ago," said Katherine Hammack, assistant secreta

Partnerships between the Presidio of Monterey, Calif., and surrounding communities have saved the Army money and improved installation municipal se

Exercise Tobruk Legacy, scheduled for this summer in the Czech Republic, will focus on integrating the disparate air defense systems of five NATO n

Additional metrics were recently added to installation status reports to better assess what is needed for unforeseen contingencies.Maj. Gen.

Total Force Army 2025 must plan for the new challenges of the future technologically savvy "Generation Z" recruits, said Anthony J.