Kris Osborn

From sinking ships to jamming networks, the Army’s new two-star headquarters integrates AI-driven tactics and long-range precision

Reaching speeds over 300 mph, the Cheyenne tiltrotor doubles the Black Hawk’s range, enabling the Screaming Eagles to project self-sustaining force across vast, contested maritime environments.

Reaching speeds over 300 mph, the Cheyenne tiltrotor doubles the Black Hawk’s range, enabling the Screaming Eagles to project self-sustaining force across vast, contested maritime environments

More Videos By Kris Osborn, Warrior Air assault raids under hostile fire, forcible entry seizing enemy ground, life saving medical

By Kris Osborn, Warrior

Decoupling software from hardware allows the Pentagon to rapidly upgrade stealth bombers and fighters, breaking proprietary barriers to ensure seamless data exchange across the modern digital battlefield.

By Editorial Staff Asbestos built the modern fleet. From the boiler rooms of World War II destroyers to the engine spaces of Cold War

By decoupling hardware from software, new universal data standards allow the military to rapidly upgrade elite weapon systems and bridge communication gaps across diverse combat domains.

Army commanders are fusing Stryker brigades with autonomous drones and multi-domain networks to accelerate combat decision-making, transforming traditional maneuver warfare into a hyper-connected, data-driven force.

Chinese scientists are leveraging neural networks to empower hypersonic missiles with real-time decision-making, allowing projectiles to analyze defensive flight patterns and autonomously maneuver around incoming interceptors.