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New upgrades to the Sikorsky CH-53-K King Stallion helicopter make it one of the most versatile tools available to the U.S. military.

Sikorsky’s King Stallion gives USMC added muscle: Weapon of the week

The Sikorsky CH-53-K King Stallion helicopter upgrade is already living up to the hype as one of the most versatile tools available to the U.S. military. New video shows the helicopter refueling in mid-air while carrying an F-35 jet. That new skill is just the beginning for this weapon of the week. The U.S. Marine…

The U.S. is falling behind in its shipbuilding capabilities; this could be problematic as China seems to be making maritime advances.

American shipbuilding struggling to meet demands as China’s shows progress

In April, social media posts out of China showed a potential major step for the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). If the images are accurate, that means their newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, is set to begin sea trials, moving it even closer to operational status. This development has drawn the attention of American…

The Bell V-247 Vigilant's versatility and mobile footprint make the unmanned aircraft a strong candidate for future military missions.

Unmanned aircraft are the future of warfare: Weapon of the week

Unmanned aircraft are the common thread in the way militaries could fight future conflicts. Military leaders are already factoring technology for fully autonomous and remotely piloted aircraft into battle plans. While this weapon of the week is not a part of those plans yet, it soon could be. The Bell V-247 Vigilant is the unmanned…

In National Harbor, Maryland, where Sea, Air, Space 2024 is underway, gain insight to the latest developments in the Navy and Marine Corps.

Sea, Air, Space 2024 hints at future of Navy, Marines: Weapons and Warfare

This week on Weapons and Warfare, we’re reporting from Sea, Air, Space 2024 in National Harbor, Maryland. Hosted by the U.S. Navy League, this annual exposition brings together America’s maritime forces and commercial partners as top officials from the Navy and the Marine Corps share insights on the current state of their services. Plus, host…

For this weapon of the week, join host Ryan Robertson in an interview with the creator of a new USV: the Metal Shark Prowler.

A new USV is working to be self-sufficient: Weapon of the week

The weapon of the week is Metal Shark’s Prowler — a new unmanned surface vessel (USV) that could help out the Navy and Marine Corps. Ryan Robertson had a conversation with the president and CEO of Metal Shark, Christopher Allard, at the U.S. Navy League’s annual exposition for America’s maritime forces and commercial partners. This…

The Navy and Marine Corp are still expanding the number of enlisted individuals. However, they are looking for more skilled recruits to fill open positions. 

Navy, Marines look to recruit, retain skilled individuals to build forces

Key leaders from the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard met to discuss the biggest challenges facing their branches in 2024. All three maritime-based branches shared similar concerns over their staffing. Officers said that each branch is still emphasizing hiring to expand the number of enlisted individuals. However, they are looking for candidates with more…

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, former Navy Aviator Rob Roy uploads videos to show viewers an inside look at life as a naval aviator.

Go behind the scenes in the life of a Navy officer: Weapons and Warfare

This episode of Weapons and Warfare features former naval aviator Rob Roy, who is sharing his military experience with host Ryan Robertson one video at a time. Roy takes viewers inside the cockpit of the soon-to-be-retired C-2 Greyhound for an up-close education of what it’s like to work and fly from what’s been called a…

This episode of Weapons and Warfare looks into the technology used for AI pilots and what the future holds as competition grows.

Where is AI technology now and where is it headed?: Weapons and Warfare

This episode of Weapons and Warfare takes a look at artificial intelligence and aviation. Host Ryan Robertson visits with two companies leading the charge for AI pilots to learn where the technology is now and where it might be headed as the nature of warfare evolves and competition for resources grows. Also featured in this…

It just got harder for China to impose its will in the western Pacific. Japan now has Type 12 surface-to-ship missiles on Okinawa.

Here’s why Japan putting missiles on Okinawa matters to China

It just got a little bit harder for China to try and take Taiwan or impose its will in the western Pacific. That’s because Japan just moved a battery of its new Type 12 surface-to-ship missiles to Okinawa. Ryukyu Shimpo, a media outlet in Japan, reported the country’s Self Defense Force, the official name of…

This episode's weapon of the week is an A-UGV, a vehicle that can help the Marines fight while also protecting their forces.

A-UGVs give Marines an advantage on the battlefield: Weapon of the week

Controlling a battle-ready vehicle on a screen is no longer just for video games. American Rheinmetall Vehicles created the Mission Master SP, an autonomous, unmanned ground vehicle (A-UGV). These A-UGVs are built to be used for a wide range of situations. The Mission Master SP has a variety of modular attachments and can be fitted…

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