Defense News Weekly Episodes

While the number of mishaps in the Air Force over the prior year went down, the rate of mishaps per flying hour rose slightly, a recent report shows.

The Air Force is set to release new PT uniforms for airmen soon. The branch is also changing its guidance on resumption of PT tests as the COVID pandemic wanes.

On both troop levels in Afghanistan and security posture in the Indo-Pacific region, the Biden administration appears to be holding to Trump’s parameters.

In a bid to become lighter, faster, and more mobile from ship to shore, the Marine Corps is giving up its tanks.

The Army tests early potential replacements for the Shadow unmanned aerial system as the Marines contemplate a future without heavy armor.

The most substantial change to Marine rifle qualifications in 100 years start to roll into effect, while the Air Force looks into ordering a brand new fighter.

Julia Parsons and Marvin Spitzer had very different roles in the war, but now share a milestone: each recently turned 100 years old.

Along with a new optic with better magnification, Marines are set to implement the biggest change to rifle qualifications in 100 years.