The Arctic is undergoing profound environmental shifts, marked by unprecedented warming and ecosystem changes. A critical ...

Image courtesy CAA These military personnel will be able to apply to the Civil Aviation Authority for an Aircraft Maintenance Licence once they decide to leave the Army. The Memorandum of ...

The U.S. Army, established June 14, 1775, is celebrating its 250th birthday. The Army's history includes key contributions to engineering, medicine, weather forecasting and space exploration. The ...

Defence experts from East African Community (EAC) partner states are meeting in Kigali to plan activities for the upcoming EAC Armed Forces Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) week which will be ...

The iron grip of Pakistan’s military establishment upon the nation’s political system endures as the most potent force shaping its governance. The elevation of Gen. Asim Munir to the rank of field ...

S. N. Mishra, 51, a senior engineer posted as Command Work Engineer under the Military Engineering Services, was shot in the chest and was rushed to the Army hospital where he died.

The military headquarters, where a group of senior generals were trapped for the first 18 months of the war, had been shredded by bombs. Khartoum University, once a hub of political debate, had ...

US firm to develop first-ever utility-scale geothermal plants for military This collaboration aims to tap into America’s substantial geothermal resources to provide reliable power to military ...

Katherine Casarrubia s/ Staffwriter American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Kori Schake sat down with CMIST professor Audrey Kurth Cronin in Posner’s Grand Room for a discussion on U.S.

Tyrone D. Taborn, publisher of Career Communications Group, discusses the impact of military recruiters withdrawing from engineering conferences on national security and diversity.

DOD’s innovative GPS design, transmitting timing, military, and civil signals, were engineering and budget-smart.