Courtney Albon

Leidos unveiled its AirShield counter-drone system during the Association of the U.S. Army's annual conference. (Leidos)

A team employs emerging wireless communications technologies to disperse command post systems securely while remaining less detectable at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey, during this year's NetModX. (Dan Lafontaine/U.S. Army)

Last spring at the Army's fourth Project Convergence capstone event, the service and its partners proved they could integrate data from multiple web-based applications into a common user environment.

For the Space Force, countering China’s advancements in space is a mission in and of itself, according to the service's top intelligence official.

The effort aims to drive private capital funding to companies advancing key DOD technologies like artificial intelligence and microelectronics.

Millennium is on contract to deliver 12 satellites in the first phase of the Space Force's Missile Track Custody program. (Millennium Space Systems)

Firefly Aerospace, which builds the Elytra vehicle pictured here, was one of the companies selected for the Space Development Agency's HALO program. (Firefly Aerospace)

Defense and industry officials said the White House's AI policy memo should be accompanied by greater investment in enabling infrastructure.

The Space Force recently closed its largest FMS deal to date, a $126 million agreement with Canada to access the Mobile User Objective System, depicted here. (Lockheed Martin)

The Space Force this summer kicked off a campaign to ready itself for a potential conflict by closing high-priority gaps in its command-and-control