America’s military operations are constantly evolving. From boot camp to boots on the ground, anchor Ryan Robertson provides in-depth coverage of international armed conflicts and the latest technological developments in weaponry worldwide.
Is the M-346N the next evolution in Navy flight training?
This week on Weapons & Warfare host Ryan Robertson explores the groundbreaking partnership between Textron and Leonardo in developing the Beechcraft M-346N as the potential next training jet for Naval aviators. Ryan hits the tarmac to get an up-close look into the innovative design features that set the M-346N apart, hear insights about the collaboration's significance, and discover how this advanced training aircraft is poised to enhance naval pilot readiness for modern combat challenges. In our Weapon of the Week we take a look at AimLock's innovative new Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (CUAS) modular systems designed to enhance aerial defense capabilities. With a focus on adaptability and efficiency, these cutting-edge systems provide military and security forces with the tools needed to detect, track, and neutralize rogue drones in diverse operational environments.
19 Nov 2025
Transforming future US Army leaders
This week on Weapons & Warfare host Ryan Robertson takes a deep dive into the Cadet Leadership Development Course (CLDT) at West Point. We’ll hear firsthand from cadets who have successfully completed this rigorous program, exploring how it shapes their journey as they prepare to graduate and become commissioned officers in the U.S. Army. Learn about the challenges they face, the skills they acquire, and the impact of this transformative experience on their leadership development. And in our Weapon of the Week we explore the U-Force military training system, a cutting-edge platform designed to enhance the proficiency of soldiers. The system includes an advanced simulator for the iconic Browning M2 heavy machine gun, allowing troops to practice their skills in a realistic yet safe environment.
17 Nov 2025
Exploring the future of the Nuclear Triad:
This week on Weapons & Warfare host Ryan Robertson takes you inside a recent Air, Space, and Cyber event in National Harbor, Maryland, where three Air Force generals and a defense industry executive engage in a compelling discussion on the modernization of the nuclear triad. They address the urgent need for advancements in intercontinental ballistic missiles, strategic bombers, and submarine capabilities, as well as the strategic implications for America’s national defense and global stability. They not only highlight the challenges faced by military leaders but also explore innovative solutions that could shape the future of nuclear deterrence. In our Weapon of the Week we check out the Toloka Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV), a groundbreaking innovation in marine technology designed for versatile underwater operations. With advanced capabilities for data collection, exploration, and surveillance, the Toloka brings something new to the fight.
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