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The new submersible redefining the US Navy’s operations: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson explores the U.S. Navy’s use of Boeing’s Extra Large Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (XLUUV), the Orca. See how this autonomous submersible enhances naval strategies with reconnaissance, surveillance and strike capabilities. As global tensions rise, learn how the Orca could redefine naval engagements. Tune in for an insightful… -
Boeing’s Orca, the next evolution in submarine warfare?
Submarines have long been iconic elements of advanced naval fleets, and have also made their mark on the big screen. From “The Hunt for Red October” to “Crimson Tide” and even the ill-fated “Down Periscope,” submarines have captured the imagination of audiences worldwide. While Hollywood can play at high stakes on the high seas, real-world… -
Australia can now fire Tomahawk cruise missiles. Take note, China
For years, only the U.S. and British navies had the ability to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles. But thanks to China acting like it wants to take over the Pacific, Australia can fire them, too. The HMAS Brisbane, a Royal Australian Navy Hobart-class destroyer, is taking part in what the RAN dubbed an “interchangeability deployment.” It’s… -
Army enhancing soldier experiences, modernizing office space: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson delves into an innovative aspect of military evolution: the Army’s efforts to modernize office spaces for today’s soldiers. Gone are the days of monotonous, sterile environments; Ryan explores how the Army is reimagining workspaces to boost productivity, morale and troop collaboration. Also featured in this episode:… -
AeroVironment introduces customizable AI UAV to the battlefield: Weapon of the Week
AeroVironment, a leading defense contractor based in Virginia, had a bustling 2024. Known for designing and producing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the company saw significant milestones this year. In May, AeroVironment’s Switchblade 600 loitering munition system was selected for Tranche 1 of the Department of Defense’s Replicator Initiative. By June, these systems were already deployed… -
IMCOM-Europe revamping HQ into strategically branded facility
In the civilian world, engaged workers drive higher profits. In the military, engaged workers drive innovation, are more likely to reenlist and can be the difference between mission success and failure. The U.S. Army’s installations strategy has called for all of the branch’s facilities — both living and working spaces — to rival the civilian… -
A conversation with NATO’s commander in North Texas: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson sits down for a conversation with the commander of the European NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program (ENJJPT). Col. Jeffrey Shulman, commander of the 80th Flight Training Wing, based at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, talks about how the program aims to provide advanced pilot… -
The Sigma howitzer is a game-changer in artillery systems: Weapon of the week
When you think of modern warfare, it might be natural to think of the latest technology and new weapons systems designed to create an unfair fight. But on closer inspection, these weapons for today’s warfighters are often evolutionary leaps on centuries-old ideas. Take, for instance, the howitzer. A piece of artillery that falls somewhere between… -
Honeywell 360: The future of wearable tech for warfighters
For many, the image of Buffalo Bill stalking Clarice Starling through his dimly lit basement using night vision goggles in “The Silence of the Lambs” was the first exposure to wearable tech designed to give users an advantage in the dark. It has been 33 years since that award-winning film hit the silver screen, and… -
Visualizing victory with the Honeywell 360 Display: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, the team examined the revolutionary Honeywell 360 Display, a game-changer in military visualization technology. See how this innovative display system enhances situational awareness for troops in the field, allowing for real-time data integration and improved decision-making. Also featured in this episode: You can subscribe to the Weapons and Warfare… -
New drone using hydrogen to win the fight: Weapon of the Week
Spend enough time on the floor of a defense exposition, and you’ll find just about any kind of drone you can imagine. But recently, the Weapons and Warfare team came across something they hadn’t seen before, and that’s why HevenDrones is the weapon of the week. To look at HevenDrones’ newest project, the H2D250, one… -
Pilot shortage prompts US Air Force to target flexibility in filling roles
From the fictional characters like Ice Man and Maverick in “Top Gun” to real-life heroes such as Chuck Yeager and Neil Armstrong in “The Right Stuff,” the image of a fighter pilot from any era remains iconic. For as long as aircraft have ruled the skies, men and women have climbed into cockpits to answer… -
US Air Force tackles pilot shortage problem: Weapons and Warfare
This week on Weapons and Warfare, the team dives into a pressing issue facing the U.S. Air Force: the pilot shortage. As the demand for skilled aviators continues to rise, the Air Force is implementing innovative strategies to attract and retain talented pilots. From modernizing training programs and increasing incentives, host Ryan Robertson explores how…
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