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ROGUE-Fires redefining warfare with remote operations: Weapon of the week
Full Story The Marine Corps Systems Command has awarded a nearly $30 million contract to Oshkosh Defense. The contract is for the Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary Fires, known as the ROGUE-Fires. This next-gen autonomous technology aims to help the Marines seize and defend key maritime terrain in future conflicts and that’s why it’s… -
IAI’s pioneering approach to manned combat integration: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, the team took an in-depth look at how Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is pioneering the future of military operations with its innovative approach to integrating autonomous capabilities with manned combat systems. Host Ryan Robertson explored IAI’s cutting-edge technologies that enhance situational awareness and operational efficiency on the battlefield. From… -
Unleashing the power of microdisplays: Weapons and Warfare
This week, Weapons and Warfare hits the road to get a behind-the-scenes look at the Kopin Corporation. This New England-based company stands at the forefront of innovation in the microdisplay industry. Known for its pioneering advancements in miniature display technologies, Kopin is reshaping how users experience augmented and virtual reality, wearables and other immersive applications. Host… -
Exploring the role of psychedelics in healing PTSD among veterans: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson sits down with former naval aviator Matthew Buckley to explore an innovative approach to addressing the silent battle many veterans face: PTSD. Buckley shares his journey and the groundbreaking mission he has undertaken to help fellow veterans heal through psychedelic-assisted therapy. Robertson and Buckley delve into… -
ATSC’s DroneSting: Innovating Anti-Drone Technology: Weapon of the Week
The saying “necessity is the mother of invention” holds true, especially in armed conflict. As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, innovations in drone warfare are emerging. Organizations like the Virginia-based Advanced Technology Systems Company (ATSC) are taking notice, that’s why its DroneSting is the weapon of the week. From air to ground… -
Should we be worried about China’s air force upgrades?
During the Cold War, the term “arms race” regularly appeared on national news and across the front pages of magazines and newspapers, framing the race for firepower between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. While the term is not used as often today, the “arms race” between America and its near-peer adversaries, specifically China and… -
China’s stealth ambitions grow with new aircraft: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare the team took a closer look at China’s ambitious development of a sixth-generation stealth aircraft. Host Ryan Robertson gets some insight into China’s efforts from a graduate of the prestigious “Top Gun” program and a former Green Beret, providing unique perspectives into the strategic significance of this advanced military… -
The warfare potential of SRC’s Ghost Mantis: Weapon of the Week
While General Atomics and Anduril are battling to secure the Air Force contract for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft, another race is underway. Smaller contractors are sprinting to get their tech onboard whatever platform the Air Force chooses. One of those companies is SRC, a not-for-profit research and development firm. The firm hopes its latest project,… -
US Army continues modernization with new IFVs on the way
The U.S. Army has a long history of iconic military vehicles, from the Willys Jeep and Sherman Tank, to the Humvee and various iterations of the M-1 Abrams. However, as time progresses, so must the Army’s fleet. Vehicles that once dominated American battlefields are being replaced by the next generation of potential icons, a process… -
Transforming the Army’s front lines: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson explores the Army’s modernization efforts, focusing on the M-10 Booker and plans for the XM-30. The Army’s leadership emphasized the importance of these vehicles in enhancing operational effectiveness. The M-10 Booker stands out for its advanced design to improve troop transport and mission efficiency, while the… -
AI-Powered Shield: Axon Vision’s Drone Defense: Weapon of the Week
Spend any time on social media and it’s easy to find examples of Ukrainian drones inflicting damage on Russian troops and equipment. Less visible, however, are examples of counter-drone efforts. That’s why Axon Vision and its UAV counter-AI is the weapon of the week. Axon Vision’s co-founder and CTO, Ido Rozenberg, sees the problem facing… -
Adversaries present persistent threats in 2025, can the US military handle them?
As the New Year begins, many people see it as a chance for a fresh start. However, the challenges that existed in 2024 are likely to persist in 2025, especially in the realm of national defense. Each branch of the U.S. Department of Defense is working to modernize its forces to address these ongoing issues.… -
The US military navigates global threats in 2025: Weapons and Warfare
As we kick off the new year, the United States is confronted with a range of complex and serious threats from adversaries aiming to compromise U.S. security across multiple domains. To clarify the challenges ahead, host Ryan Robertson highlights key insights from a Mitchell Institute panel called “The Dangers We Face,” featuring four Air and…
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