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U.S. troops begin constructing Gaza aid pier to deliver humanitarian aid amidst security concerns following recent attacks by Gaza militants.

US troops begin building pier Gaza aid just days after mortar attack

Chef José Andrés honored seven World Central Kitchen aid workers killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza earlier this month.

José Andrés honors World Central Kitchen aid workers killed in Gaza

While Congress was debating whether it would send aid to Ukraine, the delay cost the Ukrainians time, territory and lives.

Aid package to Ukraine ‘not aimed at achieving victory’

CNN exclusive reveals GoPro footage contradicting the Pentagon's claim that a bomb alone caused all casualties in the Kabul airport attack.

Video undermines official DOD report of attack during Afghanistan withdrawal

For this weapon of the week, Ryan Robertson interviewed Honeywell Senior Technical Sales Manager Adam Gavrich to learn about a weather radar.

New weather radar is vital for military aircraft safety: Weapon of the week

Meet the Southern California startup, Machina Labs, that could change the game for the military’s billion-dollar parts problem.

Machina Labs tackles military challenges with new tech: Weapons and Warfare

When old military systems break down, repair parts are hard to get. A new robotic craftsman is helping reduce repair times for the Air Force.

Robotic craftsman provides solution for aging military systems needing repairs

Russia is deploying a nuclear-capable missile brigade near the Finnish border, stoking fears of a wider regional conflict.

How Russia’s nuclear-capable missiles are causing growing concerns for NATO

For the first time in the history of jets, computers and humans, an AI pilot flew head-to-head against a human in the real world.

AI agents go nose-to-nose with human pilots in real-world dogfight

After two U.S. bases were attacked over the weekend, an Iraqi militant group claims there are more attacks to come.

Two attacks on US bases, Iraqi militant group claims more to come

The Israeli military intelligence chief Major General Aharon Haliva has resigned after failing to anticipate the Hamas terror attack.

Israeli military intelligence chief resigns over Oct. 7 warning failure

Israel struck back in its first military response to Iran's attack and the 12-person jury is selected in Trump's hush money trial.

Israel carries out strike against Iran in response to drone attack

A day after talks to ease tensions with China, the U.S. Navy flew a patrol plane over the Taiwan Strait.

As US and China work to ease tensions, US Navy flies through Taiwan Strait

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

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 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

Iran’s attack on Israel cost the Jewish state somewhere around $1.3 billion. Lasers offer the promise of cheaper engagements.

Attacks from Iran against Israel prove need for laser weapons

Saudi Arabia denied reports it helped defend Israel against Iranian airstrikes over the weekend as it tries to balance its relationships.

Saudi Arabia says report it helped Israel in defense against Iran is fake

Following Iran's attack on Israel, the world waits for their next steps. For the first time, a former U.S. president faces criminal charges.

Israeli war cabinet meets after Iran’s direct attack

The head of U.S. central command is in Israel. He's visiting as the threat of an Iranian attack in the region grows.

US sends head of Central Command to Israel as Iranian threat grows

The U.S. Navy is being mocked online for posting a photo on social media showing a commanding officer firing a gun with the scope backwards.

How a photo of a gun with a backward scope became a Navy embarrassment

New details have emerged from cease-fire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, with Hamas stating it cannot meet the initial deal to release 40 hostages, raising concerns about the number of captives still alive. Israel believes that of the 130 hostages remaining, at least 30 are dead, and the rest are likely held by various factions within Hamas.

Hamas says it does not have 40 hostages for cease-fire deal

Arizona has enacted a ban on abortion at all stages of pregnancy following the state Supreme Court's decision to uphold an 1864 law that criminalizes the procedure. The court's 4-2 decision on Tuesday, April 9, makes all abortions illegal except when necessary to save a woman's life.

Arizona Supreme Court rules 1864 near-total abortion ban can be enforced

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

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