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The U.S. Navy announced at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition to deploy for the first time a solid-state laser aboard a ship in FY 2014.

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Many nations already have, or are acquiring, short- and medium-range missiles. The United States is leading the efforts to negate such threats.

Copying advanced foreign military systems has a long, distinguished history. What does the future hold?

The world of smartphones could soon be getting a new entry with some interesting features.

If the rumors are true, the fifth-generation iPad could be as thin as the iPad mini.

Just because a smaller nation can’t deploy massive naval power does not mean it can’t be credible — or dangerous.

Much has been made of Beijing’s growing military might. Developing and producing high-performance jet engines could be the toughest — but most rewarding — advance.

The over-use of armed UAVs sets a dangerous precedent as more nations acquire the technology.

Why a Romney Campaign line concerning the U.S. Navy and its size might be misleading and irrelevant.

With the lifespans of weapons running over half a century, being able to adapt such weaponry to new realities is key.