Video
Watch exclusive Defense News videos of interviews with defense officials and industry leaders and on location coverage from military locations around the world.
-
Red Cat Expands Its Drone Portfolio With New Aerial and Maritime Systems
Red Cat highlights new aerial and maritime unmanned systems, upgraded drone capabilities and efforts to scale production for the U.S. military.
-
Systematic Tackles Battlefield Connectivity Challenges With SitaWare
Systematic discusses how SitaWare helps military units maintain command and control when battlefield networks are disrupted, degraded or disconnected.
-
How General Dynamics Is Modernizing Military Communications Security
General Dynamics Mission Systems discusses high-speed encryption and adaptable security technology designed to protect military networks as cyber threats evolve
-
Hegseth appoints Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer to Barracks Task Force
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth taps the Marine reservist to serve as a senior advisor for the Pentagon’s effort to improve troops’ living conditions.
-
How Comtech Is Building More Resilient Military Communications Networks
Comtech discusses how hybrid networks, troposcatter technology and software-defined systems can help keep military communications operating when connections fai
-
How Iridium Is Helping the Army Stay Connected Beyond Line of Sight
Iridium discusses satellite communications that keep soldiers and unmanned systems connected, along with navigation technology for GPS-disrupted environments.
Latest Videos
-
Getting out of Taliban country & Warriors compete | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.02.22
In this week’s episode, we get an update on Afghan allies stranded amid the Taliban, and hear from a Warrior Games athlete about what drives him to compete.
-
How one Warrior Games athlete is encouraging younger competitors
Josh Olson lost a leg nearly 20 years ago in Iraq. Today he’s competing in Warrior Games, and draws motivation from family, young athletes he trains.
-
NATO trains its battlegroup in the east
A NATO multinational battlegroup completed an exercise that will help fortify its eastern flank amid continued fighting in Ukraine.
-
Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
-
Warrior Games athletes go for the gold | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.27.22
The top competitions in military adaptive sports show their best in the 2022 Warrior Games in Disney World – we bring you coverage from the event.
-
I’m thinking about investing. Should I speak with a financial advisor? — Money Minute
Are you thinking of getting into the market? Do you need a financial advisor? There are other options. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
-
“It’s about having someone to lean on” – Warrior Games athlete on adaptive sports
Cancer survivor Master Sgt. Nicole Favuzza goes for one of the top prizes at the Warrior Games, and spoke about how adaptive sports both motivates and heals.
-
Ukrainians train in the U.K. and battle balloons | Defense News Weekly full episode 8.20.22
This week, we see how Ukrainian troops train with the British military, the rise of ‘battle balloons’ in reconnaissance, and hear about a new vets resource.
-
Getting out of uniform? AARP debuts career newsletter for vets
The editor of the new AARP Veteran Report talks to Defense News about the goals for the group’s new resource.
-
Britain moves on plan for recon balloons | Defense Dollars
The U.K. invests in recon balloons and what the United States wants in missile defense.
-
Priorities for detecting missiles from Guam
Adm. Jon Hill, Commander of the Missile Defense Agency speaks to Defense News.
-
Ukrainians train in the U.K. and Marines name ‘Super Squads’ | Headlines
The United Kingdom donates its battlefield expertise to members of the Ukrainian Army, and winners of the U.S. Marines’ “Super Squad” competition head to D.C.