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The incident revealed 'serious national-security liability issues,' said chairman Jack Reed.

The XQ-58A Valkyrie is expected cost $3 million apiece.

The AR headsets should be less nausea-inducing.

Robots will finish a dismantling process that has taken decades.

It's 'highly unlikely' that Russia is using rayguns to give US personnel nausea and headaches.

Lockheed Martin says it's the first time AI has flown a tactical aircraft.

Ukraine says it's only using satellite internet for defense.

The data file that triggered the incident was corrupted by contractors.

It can apparently remain undetectable even to advanced radars and air defense systems.

The system would provide advanced onsite diagnostics and potentially save lives.

Bioprinting in orbit could help injured soldiers on Earth.

The augmented reality hardware can be useful, but has its problems.

The Defense Department hopes to electrify tactical military vehicles.

The technology reportedly blinds satellites and destroys drones.

Craig Martell will guide the Defense Department through uncharted territory.

Turns out, Big Tech has bought a lot of CIA-backed startups over the years.

"A soldier’s sense of identity seems increasingly tied to war, not the service war is supposed to provide to our nation."

Slingshot's technology could help mission teams prepare for the worst.

The Perimeter system would have unleashed a civilization-ending counterstrike following a US nuclear launch.

It's not clear if the attacks are preludes to war.