The US Marine Corps is looking for a few good robots to build airfields
For Marines who have toiled over assembling airfields in austere environments, relief may be on the way.
By Michael Peck
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Army aviator who hid behind dating profile alias convicted of rape
Warrant Officer Dawson Van Manen was sentenced to 31 years in prison after a military jury convicted him of rape.
By Eve Sampson
A slush fund for the Pentagon?
Acting Secretary Patrick Shanahan defends the Pentagon's budget request in front of the Senate Armed Services committee.
By Jeff Martin
What’s the future of NATO and military tech development?
The commander of NATO Allied Command Transformation sits down with Executive Editor Jill Aitoro.
By Jeff Martin and Jill Aitoro
DARPA’s role in tech development
Jill Aitoro takes a look at DARPA's role both in the past and future.
By Jill Aitoro and Jeff Martin
Two US troops have been killed in Afghanistan
Two U.S. service members were killed while conducting an operation Friday in Afghanistan, U.S. military officials said in a short press release this morning.
By Kyle Rempfer
Trump embraces politics of defense spending in battleground Ohio
U.S. President Trump toured and delivered remarks at the nation’s last remaining tank-manufacturing facility.
By Joe Gould
Defense News Weekly full episode, March 17, 2019
On this edition, we sit down with NATO's senior military official, talk about America's next "moonshot" and get the details on the 2020 defense budget.
By Jeff Martin
SAIC CEO retires
Tony Moraco, the CEO of SAIC will retire later this year. Find out who's replacing him.
By Jeff Martin
F-35 buy causing controversy in Italy
The head of the Italian Air Force is upset with the Italian government's stance on the amount of F-35s they'll buy--and when they'll be paid for.
By Jeff Martin
What do Pentagon leaders have to say about the 2020 defense budget?
Get a look at the Pentagon's defense budget rollout--and find out what leaders had to say.
By Jeff Martin
Admiral encouraged by fleet readiness changes, but urges more training
Navy Adm. Bill Moran capped a one-day visit to Naval Station Norfolk by saying he was encouraged by what he heard from local sailors and commanders, but cautioned the fleet should take deliberate steps to improve itself, including the addition of more training simulators.
By Jeff Martin