A new tranche of U.S. military aid includes $300 million for Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funding.

The U.S. has already provided seven large 3D printers to Kyiv, according to Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment William LaPlante.

While DOD officials still believe cyber will have a role in conflict, it just might not be the function they previously expected after having observed the Russia-Ukraine…

The recently delivered equipment will allow Ukraine to up its game with additive manufacturing to generate spare parts for its battlefield forces, Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante…

DefenseScoop was recently briefed about how the U.S. government is increasingly engaging with a broad range of efforts to document evidence of potential war crimes and other…

About $9.5 billion would be set aside for equipment for Ukraine’s military and to help replenish U.S. military stocks, according to a summary of the request.

Drones from the Low Altitude Stalking and Strike Ordnance initiative are expected to be able to destroy armored vehicles.

The Pentagon is taking notes from Ukraine as the U.S. military pursues its own AI-enabled systems, such as drones and other tools.

Madsen told DefenseScoop that he hopes to see the Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit preserve its foundational culture of "scrappy disruptors."

An unspecified number of the unmanned aerial systems were included in the latest security assistance package. valued at $2.1 billion. that was announced Friday.