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‘Unconditional’: Military caregiver documentary screened at White House
Richard Lui, director and producer of ‘Unconditional: When Minds Hurt Love Heals,’ discusses his new film and experience as a caregiver himself.
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Finances and College Graduation — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains the options for college student loans at graduation.
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What are federal employees wearing after the COVID pandemic?
Now that agencies are replacing Zoom meetings with in-person ones, see what employees are wearing and learn about NGOs helping newer hires.
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Inside Putin’s missile war and what’s next in air defense | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 5.12.23
We speak to a top missile expert on missile defense and a new CSIS report. Plus, what’s next in federal fashion.
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How to retire a radioactive ship
How do you dismantle an aircraft carrier with a nuclear-powered engine? The Navy is weighs options for decommissioning the 50-year-old USS Nimitz.
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The latest in missile defense from top expert
Tom Karako, senior fellow at CSIS, speaks to Defense News’ Jen Judson about he’s seeing in missile defense. Plus, CSIS releases “Putin’s Missile War” report.
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Ration Swap: Who’s got better rations, the USA or Italy?
Paratroopers from the USA and Italy swap field rations. Find out if the Italian soldier really likes the Pentagon’s pizza.
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How do I choose a travel card that’s right for me? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses considerations to make to choose the right travel card.
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The Pentagon’s race to the latest tech | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 5.6.23
Conversations from the 2023 C4ISRNET conference where top Pentagon experts discuss multidomain operations, software acquisition and using untrusted networks.
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How DoD will acquire fast-changing software
C4ISRNET Editor in Chief Mike Gruss speaks with defense officials on how the Pentagon’s acquisitions might keep up with software changes.
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‘Unconditional’: Military caregiver documentary screened at White House
Richard Lui, director and producer of ‘Unconditional: When Minds Hurt Love Heals,’ discusses his new film and experience as a caregiver himself.
-
Finances and College Graduation — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains the options for college student loans at graduation.
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What are federal employees wearing after the COVID pandemic?
Now that agencies are replacing Zoom meetings with in-person ones, see what employees are wearing and learn about NGOs helping newer hires.
-
Inside Putin’s missile war and what’s next in air defense | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 5.12.23
We speak to a top missile expert on missile defense and a new CSIS report. Plus, what’s next in federal fashion.
-
How to retire a radioactive ship
How do you dismantle an aircraft carrier with a nuclear-powered engine? The Navy is weighs options for decommissioning the 50-year-old USS Nimitz.
-
The latest in missile defense from top expert
Tom Karako, senior fellow at CSIS, speaks to Defense News’ Jen Judson about he’s seeing in missile defense. Plus, CSIS releases “Putin’s Missile War” report.
-
Ration Swap: Who’s got better rations, the USA or Italy?
Paratroopers from the USA and Italy swap field rations. Find out if the Italian soldier really likes the Pentagon’s pizza.
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How do I choose a travel card that’s right for me? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses considerations to make to choose the right travel card.
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The Pentagon’s race to the latest tech | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 5.6.23
Conversations from the 2023 C4ISRNET conference where top Pentagon experts discuss multidomain operations, software acquisition and using untrusted networks.
-
How DoD will acquire fast-changing software
C4ISRNET Editor in Chief Mike Gruss speaks with defense officials on how the Pentagon’s acquisitions might keep up with software changes.
-
‘Unconditional’: Military caregiver documentary screened at White House
Richard Lui, director and producer of ‘Unconditional: When Minds Hurt Love Heals,’ discusses his new film and experience as a caregiver himself.
-
Finances and College Graduation — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains the options for college student loans at graduation.
-
What are federal employees wearing after the COVID pandemic?
Now that agencies are replacing Zoom meetings with in-person ones, see what employees are wearing and learn about NGOs helping newer hires.
-
Inside Putin’s missile war and what’s next in air defense | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 5.12.23
We speak to a top missile expert on missile defense and a new CSIS report. Plus, what’s next in federal fashion.
-
How to retire a radioactive ship
How do you dismantle an aircraft carrier with a nuclear-powered engine? The Navy is weighs options for decommissioning the 50-year-old USS Nimitz.
-
The latest in missile defense from top expert
Tom Karako, senior fellow at CSIS, speaks to Defense News’ Jen Judson about he’s seeing in missile defense. Plus, CSIS releases “Putin’s Missile War” report.
-
Ration Swap: Who’s got better rations, the USA or Italy?
Paratroopers from the USA and Italy swap field rations. Find out if the Italian soldier really likes the Pentagon’s pizza.
-
How do I choose a travel card that’s right for me? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses considerations to make to choose the right travel card.
-
The Pentagon’s race to the latest tech | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 5.6.23
Conversations from the 2023 C4ISRNET conference where top Pentagon experts discuss multidomain operations, software acquisition and using untrusted networks.
-
How DoD will acquire fast-changing software
C4ISRNET Editor in Chief Mike Gruss speaks with defense officials on how the Pentagon’s acquisitions might keep up with software changes.



