Ryan Robertson

While Congress was debating whether it would send aid to Ukraine, the delay cost the Ukrainians time, territory and lives.

The People’s Liberation Army Navy, the official name of the Chinese naval forces, can now permanently operate from a second overseas base.

The NFL draft happened over the weekend. As a devoted Duck fan you may not have watched it live, as rounds four through seven happened on the day our beloved Ducks played an electric spring game. I am here to tell you that it was a home run of a weekend not only on the field, but on draft night as well.

Instead of tanks or APCs, a parade in North Korea showcased tractors and launchers concealed in civilian-looking vehicles.

By Ryan Robertson (Anchor/Reporter), Brett Baker (Senior Producer), Brian Spencer (Video Editor), Dakota Piteo (Senior Motion Designer)

In this episode of Weapons and Warfare, meet a longtime boat maker hoping to turn its racing background into a tool for the military.

The Bell V-247 Vigilant's versatility and mobile footprint make the unmanned aircraft a strong candidate for future military missions.

A haunting video with seemingly cryptic messages is aimed at luring more recruits to U.S. armed forces amid enlistment struggles.

It’s a familiar scene in the South China Sea: a confrontation between the Chinese coast guard and vessels from the Philippines. But why?

NORAD tracked Russian military aircraft near Alaska, saying the flight posed no threat despite an F-16 scramble and ongoing security measures.