Jeff Martin

The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.

Deputy editor Aaron Mehta explains how the nomination of Army Gen. Mark Milley could mean for both the Pentagon—and the military as a whole.

Air warfare reporter Valerie Insinna walks us through the accident report from a KC-130T crash that killed 16.

A GOP lawmaker offers his views—and calls on the President to visit the conflict zone.

Maryland Democrat and HASC member Anthony Brown offers what he sees as priorities for the next Congress.

On this week’s episode, we’re at the Reagan Defense Forum, talking about the future of America’s military, especially with a Democratic House and the possibility for reduced defense budgets.

Airbus is getting back into the American air refueling market with a partnership with Lockheed Martin, years after losing a controversial competition with Boeing for the KC-X.

After trading barbs in interviews this week, Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., says he and Sen. Jim Inhofe, the chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, can work together once he steps into his role as House Armed Services chairman, despite their differences.

Texas Republican Mac Thornberry lays out how he thinks the new Democratic majority on the House Armed Services Committee will work with his party.

At the 2018 Reagan Defense Forum, Undersec. of State for Arms Control & International Security talks arms control treaties and other topics. Note: this was recorded prior to the U.S. suspending INF treaty obligations.