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Weapons & Warfare

Weapons & Warfare

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America’s military operations are constantly evolving. From boot camp to boots on the ground, anchor Ryan Robertson provides in-depth coverage of international armed conflicts and the latest technological developments in weaponry worldwide.

Explore the story of America's WWII correspondent, who parachuted with troops into Normandy, ahead of the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

America’s first parachuting World War II correspondent: Weapons and Warfare

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, learn about one company that is developing technology to help troops as combat styles evolve.

New tech is built for the evolving nature of combat: Weapons and Warfare

The SAIC focuses on getting the military a variety of tech quickly, making sure the tools are able to keep up with evolving combat styles.

Longtime defense contractor creates military tech fast: Weapon of the week

The U.S. military is beginning preparations now for potential escalations in the short- and long-term by utilizing emerging mobile tech.

US military utilizing emerging tech as outlook on future conflicts evolves

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson connects with an organization that helps veterans adapt to life post-service.

Group helps veterans adjust to life after service: Weapons and Warfare

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, learn how Warriors Ethos helps service members transition back to civilian life.

Warriors Ethos helps service members reenter civilian life

Mayman Aerospace, named for jetpack pioneer David Mayman, introduced a versatile military drone that uses similar technology for flight.

Jetpack pioneer introduces versatile military drone: Weapon of the week

Host Ryan Robertson takes a look at problems the Special operations forces community is facing and what they’re doing to stay mission-ready.

Special operations forces work to stay mission ready: Weapons and Warfare

New threats from other nations and terrorist organizations emphasized a need for cooperation among the military's special operations forces.

Cooperation key to solving special operations forces challenges in 2024

These 360 degree throwable cameras may look like a toy, but the advanced tech in the ball helps give users better view of what's going on.

Throwable cameras give users a 360 degree view: Weapon of the week

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 this week's Weapons and Warfare, learn how China's advancement in naval tech is drawing attention to the U.S.' shipbuilding struggles.

China’s progress highlights US maritime issues: Weapons and Warfare

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

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, meet a longtime boat maker hoping to turn its racing background into a tool for the military.

Boat builders looking for new mission: Weapons and Warfare

Ghostworks Marine has a new type of vessel with increased speed and fuel efficiency that could be an asset for America's special forces.

Ghostworks’ racing technology could meet the military’s immediate needs

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

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

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

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

Episode 14's weapon of the week is an unmanned aircraft that can act as both a flying gas station and surveillance system for the Navy.

New Navy unmanned aircraft may be a game changer: Weapon of the week

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