Defense News Weekly Episodes

Aviation Survival Technician Joshua Carlson lived up to the credo, “So that others may live” in his daring rescues of people in distress in U.S. coastal waters.

Go inside one of the Army’s most advanced testing centers, where researchers develop gear and other items for troops to use in the field.

How will the end of Roe vs. Wade impact troops? Our reporters dig in on that and a new Army PT test.

As China launches its third – and largest – aircraft carrier to date, a Marine Corps strategy heavily counteracting the rising power is called into question.

In this week’s episode, we explore why veterans aren’t using their health benefits, why Norway rejected an old chopper contract and how to handle big data on th

The Army and Marines look for new ways to utilize electric power, and the Air Force finds a way to keep top-tier jets in fighting condition more efficiently.

Veterans suffering effects from exposure to everything from burn pits to Agent Orange may soon be able to get VA treatment for their illnesses with the PACT Act

An Army widow gets and unexpected gift from ‘Superman,’ a look at the National Museum of the Army, and a Marine mascot gets pardoned for endearing ‘offenses.’

Construction to fix flood damage at Offutt Air Force Base inches closer to completion, and the AARP outlines scams that target service members and veterans.

Defense News Weekly covers the best of Modern Day Marine.