Defense News Weekly Episodes

On-the-ground coverage of the recent Sea-Air-Space conference, covering the future of the Navy’s strategy, plus a new handheld targeting system for Marines.

As the White House lays out its proposed 2023 defense budget, how much of a pay raise will service members get? Why is the Army shrinking?

As Russia and China claim gains on hypersonic weapons development, the U.S. is still trying to chart its course forward.

From Turkish drones to American anti-tank weapons, a look at arms being wielded by Ukrainian defenders. Plus, a massive VA infrastructure overhaul is unveiled.

An expert outlines why a “no-fly zone” is a complicated endeavor that inevitably means combat, and a Ukrainian official tells the U.S. to “show some balls.”

We get updates about Lviv from correspondent Katie Livingstone and Pentagon Bureau Chief Meghann Myers.

Russia used Syria as a laboratory to build better drones. An expert shows us how they achieved their unmanned capabilities and probiotics on the battlefield? Ho

Could the Air Force one day fly sorties that team pilots with “loyal wingman” drones that help them in combat? A look at the future of aerial warfare.

As Russia continues to menace its neighbor and U.S. forces land on the ground in Poland, the Military Times team looks at what it means for American troops.

Congress and the Pentagon make a move to combat sexual harassment, and Stuart Scheller, the Marine who caused a wave of controversy with a viral video, speaks.

Watch the THAAD system take down a Houthi missile in its first known real-world engagement and what would you sing when your ship sinks?

AARP launched a new site to help you and your spouse find the job you want. Plus, we honor Tuskegee Airman Brig. Gen. Charles McGee.