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F-35 production continues after COVID slowdown
Defense News Air Warfare reporter Stephen Losey delivers updates from his visit to the F-35 production facility in Fort Worth, Texas.
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All-domain command and control – where does it stand?
The military envisions a future of all armed forces under a single operational umbrella, but how close is it to a reality, and can it be achieved?
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Under new hair regs for female Marines, are ponytails OK?
The Marine Corps literally loosened the standards with new hair grooming regulations for women, opening up several styles. Did ponytails get approved?
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Dear Young American – Advice from Medal of Honor Recipients 2022
In interviews from the Dear Young American series, Medal of Honor recipients talk about advice they would give to those just stepping into adulthood.
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VA Sec. gets “pissed off” and new missile Tech | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.19.22
The Secretary of Vets affairs reveals what has him “pissed off,” and the Air Force shows a novel way to launch missiles. Plus, an interview on drone wingmen.
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What is the future of Air Force fighter drones?
The Air Force Secretary for Science, Technology and Engineering talks about how the U.S. is advancing autonomous wingmen to stay ahead of adversaries.
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Which issue has the VA Secretary “pissed off?”
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough talks about avoiding future problems getting vets covered for illness, and which program gets him “emotional.”
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A surprising source of tech advancement? The Naval Medical Research Center | MilTech
Military tech evolution isn’t always smart bombs and updated optics. For years, the Naval Medical Research Center has offered innovations across the spectrum.
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Watch a special ops cargo plane drop a cruise missile
The Air Force shows off its Red Dragon missile delivery system, meant to turn cargo planes into bombers, and three new military documentaries hit the airwaves.
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Is being a veteran on a reality dating show an asset?
Former soldier and West Point grad Spencer Swies talks about his experience as a contestant on The Bachelorette, and whether his military training was helpful.
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F-35 production continues after COVID slowdown
Defense News Air Warfare reporter Stephen Losey delivers updates from his visit to the F-35 production facility in Fort Worth, Texas.
-
All-domain command and control – where does it stand?
The military envisions a future of all armed forces under a single operational umbrella, but how close is it to a reality, and can it be achieved?
-
Under new hair regs for female Marines, are ponytails OK?
The Marine Corps literally loosened the standards with new hair grooming regulations for women, opening up several styles. Did ponytails get approved?
-
Dear Young American – Advice from Medal of Honor Recipients 2022
In interviews from the Dear Young American series, Medal of Honor recipients talk about advice they would give to those just stepping into adulthood.
-
VA Sec. gets “pissed off” and new missile Tech | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.19.22
The Secretary of Vets affairs reveals what has him “pissed off,” and the Air Force shows a novel way to launch missiles. Plus, an interview on drone wingmen.
-
What is the future of Air Force fighter drones?
The Air Force Secretary for Science, Technology and Engineering talks about how the U.S. is advancing autonomous wingmen to stay ahead of adversaries.
-
Which issue has the VA Secretary “pissed off?”
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough talks about avoiding future problems getting vets covered for illness, and which program gets him “emotional.”
-
A surprising source of tech advancement? The Naval Medical Research Center | MilTech
Military tech evolution isn’t always smart bombs and updated optics. For years, the Naval Medical Research Center has offered innovations across the spectrum.
-
Watch a special ops cargo plane drop a cruise missile
The Air Force shows off its Red Dragon missile delivery system, meant to turn cargo planes into bombers, and three new military documentaries hit the airwaves.
-
Is being a veteran on a reality dating show an asset?
Former soldier and West Point grad Spencer Swies talks about his experience as a contestant on The Bachelorette, and whether his military training was helpful.
-
F-35 production continues after COVID slowdown
Defense News Air Warfare reporter Stephen Losey delivers updates from his visit to the F-35 production facility in Fort Worth, Texas.
-
All-domain command and control – where does it stand?
The military envisions a future of all armed forces under a single operational umbrella, but how close is it to a reality, and can it be achieved?
-
Under new hair regs for female Marines, are ponytails OK?
The Marine Corps literally loosened the standards with new hair grooming regulations for women, opening up several styles. Did ponytails get approved?
-
Dear Young American – Advice from Medal of Honor Recipients 2022
In interviews from the Dear Young American series, Medal of Honor recipients talk about advice they would give to those just stepping into adulthood.
-
VA Sec. gets “pissed off” and new missile Tech | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.19.22
The Secretary of Vets affairs reveals what has him “pissed off,” and the Air Force shows a novel way to launch missiles. Plus, an interview on drone wingmen.
-
What is the future of Air Force fighter drones?
The Air Force Secretary for Science, Technology and Engineering talks about how the U.S. is advancing autonomous wingmen to stay ahead of adversaries.
-
Which issue has the VA Secretary “pissed off?”
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough talks about avoiding future problems getting vets covered for illness, and which program gets him “emotional.”
-
A surprising source of tech advancement? The Naval Medical Research Center | MilTech
Military tech evolution isn’t always smart bombs and updated optics. For years, the Naval Medical Research Center has offered innovations across the spectrum.
-
Watch a special ops cargo plane drop a cruise missile
The Air Force shows off its Red Dragon missile delivery system, meant to turn cargo planes into bombers, and three new military documentaries hit the airwaves.
-
Is being a veteran on a reality dating show an asset?
Former soldier and West Point grad Spencer Swies talks about his experience as a contestant on The Bachelorette, and whether his military training was helpful.



