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IDGA's latest guide outlines the Navy’s history in the realm of simulation training and highlights some of the service branches’ current capabilities.

In this pre-conference interview, Brig. Gen. Glaser discusses how multinational collaboration enhances training integration, lessons learned, and more.

IDGA are delighted to host its annual Wildfire Technology Summit taking place on April 21-22, 2026, in San Diego, California.

IDGA is thrilled to host its annual Future Indirect Fires Summit on January 27-28, 2026, at the Westin Arlington, Arlington, VA

(Ret.) Lt. Gen. Tony Aguto joins IDGA to discuss armored vehicles in the Ukraine conflict and much more.

While iterations of the Bradley have been key to the US military since their deployment in the 1980s, the Army has long expressed a need to replace the vehicle.

This report explores the critical role of energy in the ongoing conflict and its implications for the future of warfighting and geopolitics.

This month, we will examine five stories you might have missed, including a new program encouraging small businesses to join the defense contracting space.

A history of the M109 Howitzer and a look at the Army's Next Generation Howitzer Program.

Before Armored Vehicle USA this June, IDGA provides this market report that includes the latest numbers shaping the armored vehicle industry.

As conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza demonstrate the continued tactical and operational importance of armored capabilities in the modern battlespace, it is imperative that the US and allied nations contin...

By using uncrewed aerial systems (UAS), wildfire agencies can research wildfires from above without risking manpower, thus protecting personnel and saving agencies money.