When Gen. Richard D. Clarke was leading special operations forces in Afghanistan years ago, ... Clarke said AI will play a big role in SOCOM’s future information-warfare efforts.

‘Collaborative, Portable Autonomy’ Is the Future of AI for Special Operations Creating autonomous teams in contested environments will be a challenge of technology—and policy.

But there’s a big problem: Devtac has no contract with the Department of Defense, and nobody at U.S. Special Operations Command appears to have ever heard of the Ronin in an official capacity.

"Better, faster, cheaper," Daniel Robinson, founder and CEO of Red 6, the AR manufacturer that nabbed a $70 million contract with the Air Force, told the Washington Post. "This is the way we’ll ...

The contract could amount to up to $21.9 billion if future tests, planned for 2025, prove successful. The stakes are therefore enormous for Microsoft, but also for the armed forces. If this technology ...

Christopher Maier, the assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low-intensity conflict, speaks with U.S. Special Operations Command Africa troops at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, July ...

Military hopes new helmet will protect special forces from traumatic brain injuries The Department of National Defence expects the helmets will be ready in 2026 or early 2027. Author of the article: ...

Yes, the Ronin is very real — and Devtac is no garage operations. Developed in Yokohama, Japan, starting in 2004, the Kevlar-reinforced ballistic helmet was officially NIJ Level 3A-verified in ...

The Canadian military is funding the development of a new helmet designed to prevent traumatic brain injuries that have been affecting some special forces personnel and other soldiers. The ...