The National Defense Magazine Staff
National Defense Magazine
National Defense is a podcast on military technology and defense industry trends, from the articles of National Defense Magazine.
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Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
May 2022: SOCOM's Little Bird, the Navy's New Torpedo, and Polar Security Cutters 05.05.2022 7:22
In this episode, National Defense discusses the future of the Little Bird helicopter, the Navy's new torpedo program, and the delivery date of the Coast Guard's new and improved icebreakers. Sponsored by BAE Systems.
April 2022: The MQ-25 Stingray, Marine Corps trucks and the B-52's new engine 12.04.2022 9:28
In this episode, National Defense discusses the Navy's upcoming carrier-based tanker, the Marine Corps' roadmap to new tactical vehicles, and the B-52 Bomber's engine replacement program.
March 2022: China's advanced missiles, aerial refueling and satcom in space 02.03.2022 10:23
In this episode, National Defense explores the United States' defense against China's missiles, the aerial refueling gap and the Space Force's plans for future satellite communications.
February 2022: Force Design 2030, leader-follower technology and illegal fishing 02.02.2022 10:14
In this episode, National Defense discusses the Marine Corps' new operational vision, the Army's leader-follower endeavor, and how the Coast Guard and Navy are tackling illegal fishing.
January 2022: Vital Signs 2022, Micro 3D Printing and the Army's Project Convergence 06.01.2022 10:43
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.
December 2021: The United States team up with Australia, Japan and India 06.12.2021 9:01
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.
November 2021: Boeing's Red Hawk, the Future of Chem-Bio Defense and Training with Haptic Technologies 03.11.2021 9:05
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.
October 2021: Electric Vehicles, International Space Collaboration and Revitalizing Sealift Capabilities 06.10.2021 9:08
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.
September 2021: Rare Earth Mining, the F-15EX, and Marine Corps Training 03.09.2021 14:46
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.
August 2020: Reusable Rockets, the Navy's Information Warfare and Hypersonic Weapons 04.08.2021 11:50
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.
July 2021: Arctic vehicle, mobile nuclear reactor and Navy barnacle prevention 06.07.2021 12:19
In this episode, National Defense takes a look at the Army's new cold weather vehicle, the Pentagon's portable nuclear reactor program, and the Navy's war on barnacles.
June 2021: F35-A, Long range strikes, additive manufacturing 02.06.2021 10:42
In this episode, National Defense takes a look at the uncertain future for the F-thirty-five-A fighter jet program, quarrels between the services over long-range strikes, and what's new in additive manufacturing.
May 2021: Arctic Special Ops, light amphibious warships, cyberhacking 28.04.2021 11:59
In this episode, National Defense takes a look at Special Operations Command's role in great power competition in the Arctic, survivability challenges for the Navy's new class of light amphibious warships and how the Defense Department is brainstorming cyberhacking solutions.
April 2020: Counter drone tech, healing the helicopter industrial base, and the progress on Columbia-class subs 05.04.2021 10:45
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.
March 2021 - Navy's robotic ship plans, SOCOM's AI-enabled vehicle and a new laser system for Aegis 03.03.2021 12:00
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.
February 2021 - Army small arms portfolio, industry satellite servicing efforts and U.S.-Australia hypersonic cruise missile program 03.02.2021 11:05
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.
January 2021 - NDIA Second Annual Vital Signs Report, Navy's New Torpedo and Army's Iron Dome Missile Defense System 06.01.2021 8:39
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.
December 2020 - Air Force Pilots, Quantum and 3D Printing 08.12.2020 12:34
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into Air Force pilot training, the Pentagon's quantum efforts and the Army's new 3D practices.
November 2020 - Pentagon's AI and Ethics, Air Force Laser Weapons on Fighter Jets and the Defense Secretary's Navy Plans 06.11.2020 12:39
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into the ethical challenges the Pentagon is facing with regard to artificial intelligence, the Air Force's plans to install laser weapons on fighter jets and the Secretary of Defense calling for a five hundred ship Navy. .
October 2020 - Air Force Drones, the Army's Stryker Vehicle and the Pentagon's Lessons Learned from the Pandemic 08.10.2020 11:15
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into the Air Force's autonomous drone initiative, the Army's new Stryker vehicle and the lessons learned by the Pentagon during the COVID-19 pandemic.
September 2020 - Air Force's Drone Replacement, Marine Corps' Infantry Weapons and Global Strike Command's New Innovation Hub 02.09.2020 13:35
In this issue, National Defense takes a deep dive into the Air Force's drone replacement program, the Marine Corps' push for cutting edge infantry weapons and Global Strike Command's new innovation hub.
August 2020 - Future of Space Force, Army's Search for COVID-19 Vaccine and Laser Communication Terminals 05.08.2020 10:28
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into the future of the Space Force, the Army's search for a COVID-19 vaccine and new laser communication terminals.
July 2020 - Air Force Flying Cars Initiative, Navy Robotic Ships and SOCOM Biotech 08.07.2020 8:32
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into the Air Force's flying cars initiative, the Navy's robotic ship efforts and Special Operations Command's research into biotechnology.
June Podcast - Marine Corps, R&D Priorities and New DARPA Efforts 03.06.2020 11:27
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into force structure changes expected to take place in the Marine Corps, the Pentagon's shifting R&D priorities and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's efforts to tackle jet lag and other travel-associated problems.
May 2020 - COVID-19, Air Force Special Ops and Nuclear Reactor Plants 06.05.2020 9:28
In this podcast, National Defense takes a deep dive into how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the defense industrial base, Air Force Special Operations Command teams and nuclear reactor plants.
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