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Prehistoric sea creature-like robot can navigate surf, crawl up onto the beach
The recently developed C-Ray uses fins to cross water, land and ice. The developers are seeking industry partners to put it out to market.
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Company offers Navy a high-powered microwave option to counter drone swarm threat
Epirus Leonidas is meant to stop drone swarms with a high-powered microwave beam. Defense News explores what the company is offering the Navy.
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SOUTHCOM sets up unmanned hub
Top Navy officials announced a new unmanned hub in US 4th Fleet at Sea-Air-Space. Defense News’ Megan Eckstein reports.
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Recruitment a priority for maritime services as U.S. seeks to compete against peers
The chiefs from the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines agree on a top priority – recruiting more personnel.
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Anti-submarine device searches various depths
Thales’ Captas-4 equips frigates with a sensor that can ping for subs at various depths. We discuss past technologies and where the Navy might use the tech.
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Credit cards and teens. Should my teen own a credit card? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack talks through the basics of when to allow a teen to have credit, and how to do it safely.
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Deputy VA Chief speaks, and mind controlled drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 4.1.23
The outgoing deputy VA chief talks about his time serving veterans, a Blue Angel takes flight, and soldiers control a combat drone with brain waves.
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Coast Guard asks for $1.5 billion more to rebuild its capability
The Coast Guard is asking lawmakers to fill its $1.57 billion wishlist. At the top of the list is money for planes and choppers.
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Outgoing VA Deputy chief on electronic records, diversity efforts
Deputy Secretary of the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Donald Remy talks to Defense news about a range of topics ahead of his departure from the administration.
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Prehistoric sea creature-like robot can navigate surf, crawl up onto the beach
The recently developed C-Ray uses fins to cross water, land and ice. The developers are seeking industry partners to put it out to market.
-
Company offers Navy a high-powered microwave option to counter drone swarm threat
Epirus Leonidas is meant to stop drone swarms with a high-powered microwave beam. Defense News explores what the company is offering the Navy.
-
SOUTHCOM sets up unmanned hub
Top Navy officials announced a new unmanned hub in US 4th Fleet at Sea-Air-Space. Defense News’ Megan Eckstein reports.
-
Recruitment a priority for maritime services as U.S. seeks to compete against peers
The chiefs from the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines agree on a top priority – recruiting more personnel.
-
Anti-submarine device searches various depths
Thales’ Captas-4 equips frigates with a sensor that can ping for subs at various depths. We discuss past technologies and where the Navy might use the tech.
-
Credit cards and teens. Should my teen own a credit card? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack talks through the basics of when to allow a teen to have credit, and how to do it safely.
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Deputy VA Chief speaks, and mind controlled drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 4.1.23
The outgoing deputy VA chief talks about his time serving veterans, a Blue Angel takes flight, and soldiers control a combat drone with brain waves.
-
Coast Guard asks for $1.5 billion more to rebuild its capability
The Coast Guard is asking lawmakers to fill its $1.57 billion wishlist. At the top of the list is money for planes and choppers.
-
Outgoing VA Deputy chief on electronic records, diversity efforts
Deputy Secretary of the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Donald Remy talks to Defense news about a range of topics ahead of his departure from the administration.
-
Prehistoric sea creature-like robot can navigate surf, crawl up onto the beach
The recently developed C-Ray uses fins to cross water, land and ice. The developers are seeking industry partners to put it out to market.
-
Company offers Navy a high-powered microwave option to counter drone swarm threat
Epirus Leonidas is meant to stop drone swarms with a high-powered microwave beam. Defense News explores what the company is offering the Navy.
-
SOUTHCOM sets up unmanned hub
Top Navy officials announced a new unmanned hub in US 4th Fleet at Sea-Air-Space. Defense News’ Megan Eckstein reports.
-
Recruitment a priority for maritime services as U.S. seeks to compete against peers
The chiefs from the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines agree on a top priority – recruiting more personnel.
-
Anti-submarine device searches various depths
Thales’ Captas-4 equips frigates with a sensor that can ping for subs at various depths. We discuss past technologies and where the Navy might use the tech.
-
Credit cards and teens. Should my teen own a credit card? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack talks through the basics of when to allow a teen to have credit, and how to do it safely.
-
Deputy VA Chief speaks, and mind controlled drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 4.1.23
The outgoing deputy VA chief talks about his time serving veterans, a Blue Angel takes flight, and soldiers control a combat drone with brain waves.
-
Coast Guard asks for $1.5 billion more to rebuild its capability
The Coast Guard is asking lawmakers to fill its $1.57 billion wishlist. At the top of the list is money for planes and choppers.
-
Outgoing VA Deputy chief on electronic records, diversity efforts
Deputy Secretary of the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Donald Remy talks to Defense news about a range of topics ahead of his departure from the administration.




