Defense News Weekly

Veterans of the Army’s Long Range Reconnaissance Patrols in Vietnam talk about how they fought behind enemy lines in a special episode of Defense News Weekly.

In this special episode, we ask Medal of Honor recipients about the nature of bravery, and how everyday people can exhibit it in their own lives.

When aging missiles need replacement parts, the military turns to the Letterkenny Army Depot. Go inside to see how they do it.

The We Defy Foundation uses connections to Brazilian jiu-jitsu gyms to help vets find community and healthy habits—see how combative might help you.

A pair of veterans struggling with wounds from war work to destigmatize treatments via psychedelics. Is it right for you?

Congress orders a study to see whether allowing beards in the Air Force would be a good idea. Plus: a Marine is acquitted of a crime.

A Marine fighting back from PTSD and addiction, a group aimed at telling veterans’ stories and the VA secretary all feature in this week’s vet-centric episode.

A troubled Marine talks about his complicated path out of injury and addiction, and his hopes for the future in Part 3 of our limited series, “The Fight Back.”

As a new administration prepares to take over, VA secretary Denis McDonough reflects on the importance of access to reproductive care for female vets.