That’s part of a draft UAS strategy that calls for a new career field, new advanced training, and soldier-built drones.

How the service is revamping not just its command and control software, but how it develops systems in general.

The service is pushing to make bases energy-independent, but safety and fuel-supply concerns persist.

Leaders say the problem is that the technology is nowhere near what it needs to be.

High-intensity conflict will require better connected, more defendable field hospitals for longer term care.

Shelf-stable blood, biological camouflage, and biosensors are just some of the potential innovations.

More sensors, more maneuverable, less expensive: How Ukraine’s experiences are helping write the future of drone air defense.

In an interview, Space Force’s Saltzman reveals what’s next for the key sensor site.

A hearing Wednesday provided more evidence that the U.S. is rapidly falling behind China in AI development, which could increase the possibility of global conflict.

Tools that could complete tasks across multiple systems would go far beyond the agency’s StateChat chatbot.