Defense News Weekly

Cecily Aguilar was sentenced for 30 years for helping a killer dump Vanessa Guillén’s body.

The Navy conducted Large Scale Exercise in-person and virtually to answer the question: How can the sea service handle multiple global threats at once?

Seven allied air forces, along with 3,000 airmen and 70 mobility aircraft, train to solve the logistic challenges of a war in the Pacific.

The North Koreans go all-out for their Victory Day parade, featuring a top Russian official, and China’s military goes over the top in a highlight reel.

One year after the passing of the PACT Act to expand benefits to vets with exposure to toxins, a look at how the law has had widespread impact.

The aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford is America’s largest and most advance warship. Take a look at how it functions on the high seas as a NATO-allied asset.

An inside look at the U.S.’s largest aircraft carrier, the SEALs get a new mini-sub, and the pure insanity of a North Korean military parade.

Get an early look at the new mini-sub the Navy SEALs are testing that allows them to stay dry while moving underwater, and other headlines.

In part two of our conversation with outgoing Sgt. Major of the Army Michael Grinston, he gives advice on engaging troops and staying true to core values.

Not enough veterans are aware they can apply for the PACT Act benefits related to burn pit and Agent Orange exposure. An AARP expert gives us the details.