Jeff Martin

On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we witness the awarding of a long-delayed Medal of Honor, find out how Saudi Arabia plans to develop its defense industry and look into U.S. Army efforts to protect Stryker combat vehicles.

As part of its first overseas deployment, the HMS Queen Elizabeth will host F-35B takeoff and landing drills, and work on interoperability with the United States.

In a ceremony at the White House, President Donald Trump awarded a posthumous Medal of Honor to U.S. Air Force Tech Sgt. John Chapman, a combat controller killed at the Battle of Takur Ghar in Afghanistan.

Andreas Schwer, the CEO of Saudi Arabian Military Industries, joins Executive Editor Jill Aitoro to discuss the organization’s role in Saudi Vision 2030.

In February 2002, five years after Jose Maria Martinez was sentenced to federal prison on drug charges, he was to be released. But immigration agents said his paperwork was incorrect. Two weeks later, he was deported.

The Horse & Cow bar in Bremerton, Washington, is an iconic submarine community museum that you can drink in.

On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we get the latest on the White House’s Space Force proposal–and whether or not it could happen.

After winning a second Air Force hypersonic weapon contract, Lockheed Martin is continuing to gain market share in one of the industry’s most rapidly growing areas.

Vice President Mike Pence reveals four things the Pentagon is doing to create a Space Force.