In this episode, National Defense discusses the health and readiness of the defense industrial base, advancements in micro-three-D printing and an update on the Army's Project Convergence.

In this episode, National Defense brings you a special report on how the United States, Japan, India and Australia are teaming up against China as members of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, also known as the Quad.

In this month's episode, National Defense examines Boeing's T-7A Red Hawk trainer aircraft, how the Pentagon is rethinking chem-bio defense, and emerging haptic technologies for training.

In this episode, National Defense takes a look at the military's hunt for electric vehicles, how world leaders are collaborating on space security, and efforts to revamp strategic sealift capabilities.

In this episode, National Defense takes a look at rare earth mining, the Biden administration's embrace of a Trump-era fighter jet program, and how the Marine Corps is investing in new training systems.

In this episode, National Defense takes a look at reusable rockets, a secretive Navy information warfare program and the Pentagon's latest vision for hypersonic weapons.

In this month's episode, National Defense takes a look at how the Pentagon is countering rogue drone threats, how the military helicopter industrial base is faring and supply chain  challenges for the Navy's Columbia-class submarine. 

In this podcast, National Defense takes a look at the Navy's plan for robotic ships, Special Operations Command's interest in AI-enabled and hybrid vehicle technology and a new laser that will be integrated into the Aegis Combat System.

In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into the Army's small arms portfolio, industry's on-orbit satellite servicing efforts and a joint United States-Australia program to develop hypersonic cruise missiles.

In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into NDIA's second annual Vital Signs report, the Navy's plans for a new torpedo and the Army's Iron Dome missile defense system.

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In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into the Army's new robotic combat vehicle initiative and the resurgence of both land and sea mines.

In this podcast, National Defense Magazine looks at the military's plans to train the space force, the upcoming launch of the GPS three satellite and the next-generation of mine warfare.

In this podcast, National Defense looks at the new Columbia-class submarine program, whether the Pentagon and industry can deliver when it comes to directed energy weapons and the tough choices ahead for the B-twenty-one program.

In this podcast, National Defense Magazine looks at the Army's next generation combat vehicle, how the Navy plans to rethink their Force Structure Composition and the new details surrounding the Neuro-Weapon attacks in Havana

In this podcast, National Defense Magazine looks at the potential for robotic jets, the Marine Corps' new amphibious vehicle and whether common windshield wiper fluid could be used as a fuel in battlefields.

What is your organization's number one R&D "big bet?" In other words, a high-risk, high-reward technology investment that you believe will have the biggest payoff for those in the military or national security realm. Why? And in what ways do you think it will benefit the end users?

In this podcast, we examine how the military is seeking to improve the lethality of its weapons, the exploration of new launch options of small satellites in order to protect the U.S. space architecture, and the development of a more advanced cockpit for the block 3 F-A-18 Super Hornet.

In this podcast, we examine special technology requirements the military needs to operate in the Arctic, a new family of robots designed to help protect bomb squad technicians, and the need to find alternatives to GPS.

In this podcast, we look at Special Operations Command's top 10 technology needs. 

In this podcast, we examine the Defense Department's push to build a 355-ship Navy, an anticipated rise in hypersonics funding and the Army's work to develop autonomous convoys.

In this podcast, we examine the Navy's work to partner up unmanned aerial platforms, the Army's strategy to ramp up robotics acquisition and the Defense Department's goal to develop a nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missile.

In this podcast, we look at how industry is helping to give dismounted troops the advantage on the battlefield. 

In this podcast, we look at methods to counter tunnel warfare, the Marine Corps' push to leverage new technologies and the military's attempts to protect itself against GPS interference.