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 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.