Defense News Weekly

The Air Force looks to develop new command centers in the skies and accepts new F-15s after a long delay. Plus: free screenings of ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’

After tens of millions of dollars of expense and just under three weeks’ worth of operating capability, was the Gaza pier a boondoggle or a success?

A conservative roadmap for a second Trump administration also has guidelines on military and veteran spending and policies. How would it impact troops and vets?

Everyone from troops in the field to intelligence groups at home benefit from a little-seen agency – learn how it operates. Plus: the Ike returns home.

The Army Geospatial Center is at the foundation of incredibly detailed pictures of locations all over the globe – get a look at how they do their work.

For the first time since John McCain, a vet ascends to a presidential ticket, and a retired general says one-third of the military will soon be robotic.

Following a long deployment in the thick of the fight against Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the Dwight D. Eisenhower gets a much needed break.

A professor examines how some of America’s top military leaders end up on a path of corruption. Plus: Warrior Games athlete on how adaptive sports saved him.

A veteran launches a company with the goal of aiding the military in keeping personal phones and computers safe for use for troops.

In this week’s headlines: Can four troops beat the world’s best competitive eater in a head-to-head? Plus: a vice admiral crushes pull ups in Times Square.