The U.S. Army is now firing Javelin anti-tank missiles from seven-ton robots capable of surveilling high-threat areas, finding and tracking enemies, and taking out targets when directed by a human. In ...

Key Point: These major war combat preparations inspire much of the focus for Army Futures Command, an entity focused upon an anticipated future warfare environment. (Washington, D.C.) A small group of ...

The U.S. Army test-fired Javelin anti-tank missiles at a recent exhibition in Fort Hood, Texas to demonstrate technological advancement in its fighting capabilities. During a series of weapons drills ...

The U.S. Army is betting that demand for the FGM-148 Javelin missile, elevated to iconic must-have tank-killer by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, won’t die down anytime soon: The service is moving to ...

The U.S. Army awarded a joint venture of Lockheed Martin and Raytheon a $1.3 billion contract to produce Javelin antitank weapons, the companies announced. The contract, which is the largest ...

The U.S. Army today awarded the Javelin Joint Venture, comprised of Lockheed Martin of Orlando, Florida, and Raytheon Technologies of Tucson, Arizona, contract for the Javelin Missile System. This ...

The United States Army has recently fired Javelin anti-tank missiles from seven-ton robots that can detect and track enemies, take out targets with human guidance, and patrol high-risk regions.

Recent testing has shown that the Stryker vehicle currently is required to stop for the operator to get out so he or she can fire the weapon and climb back into the vehicle. (Capt. Jeku Arce/U.S. Army ...

U.S. soldiers from 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment, 11th Airborne Division, fire the Javelin Anti-Tank Missile System during the Orient Shield 22 training exercise at Oyanohara Training Area, ...

The U.S. Army launched a Javelin missile in Japan for the first time as part of the recent opening drills for a combined exercise with the Japanese soldiers. Soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division ...