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‘Our task is to adapt right now’: Air Force leaders gather to plot future of warfare
Looking into a future filled with drones and AI, the Air and Space Forces prepare for a battlespace radically changed by emerging tech.
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First look: New designs for Space Force mess dress uniforms include pockets for women
Space Force officials showed off new designs for mess dress uniforms for Guardians at a recent conference. The uniforms are still in testing before rollout.
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Does the US need a culture shift to create a workforce for the defense industrial base?
House Appropriations Committee members search for ways to get more young people into trades that lead to greater defense production. Can they move the needle?
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PCS Move? Reset Your Finances the Right Way | Money Minute
Are you making a permanent change of station? Don’t get caught off guard on the costs – follow these tips to manage your expenses.
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The Army gets a new ammo can and a fleet of defensive laser systems | News Shorts
Our News Shorts team checks in on a number of updates from the week, including new ammo cans for the Army, and new combat uniforms for Marines.
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Nepal Army deploys drones to help flood victims and a look inside NATO’s arms production | Headlines
Trying to reach survivors cut off by recent floods, the Nepali Army turns to heavy-lift drones. Plus, a look inside NATO’s defense production system.
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Recruiting workers for the defense industrial base | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.15.26
To build and manufacture the armaments needed for a modern military requires a specialized workforce. Can the U.S. recruit enough talent?
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Air Force Captain runs a mile for every life lost on Sept. 11
Air Force Capt. Hanna Born, who was a toddler in the Pentagon daycare on Sept. 11, 2001, is running a mile for every person the nation lost that day.
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Marines to add thousands to ranks in coming years | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.8.26
The Marine Corps seeks to swell its ranks in the next five years. Plus, the Army museum remembers Sept. 11 and those who responded.
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Some 82nd Airborne troops’ deployment extended to one year
Elements of the 82nd Airborne Division will remain in the Central Command area of operations, according to a memo.
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‘Our task is to adapt right now’: Air Force leaders gather to plot future of warfare
Looking into a future filled with drones and AI, the Air and Space Forces prepare for a battlespace radically changed by emerging tech.
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First look: New designs for Space Force mess dress uniforms include pockets for women
Space Force officials showed off new designs for mess dress uniforms for Guardians at a recent conference. The uniforms are still in testing before rollout.
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Does the US need a culture shift to create a workforce for the defense industrial base?
House Appropriations Committee members search for ways to get more young people into trades that lead to greater defense production. Can they move the needle?
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PCS Move? Reset Your Finances the Right Way | Money Minute
Are you making a permanent change of station? Don’t get caught off guard on the costs – follow these tips to manage your expenses.
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The Army gets a new ammo can and a fleet of defensive laser systems | News Shorts
Our News Shorts team checks in on a number of updates from the week, including new ammo cans for the Army, and new combat uniforms for Marines.
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Nepal Army deploys drones to help flood victims and a look inside NATO’s arms production | Headlines
Trying to reach survivors cut off by recent floods, the Nepali Army turns to heavy-lift drones. Plus, a look inside NATO’s defense production system.
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Recruiting workers for the defense industrial base | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.15.26
To build and manufacture the armaments needed for a modern military requires a specialized workforce. Can the U.S. recruit enough talent?
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Air Force Captain runs a mile for every life lost on Sept. 11
Air Force Capt. Hanna Born, who was a toddler in the Pentagon daycare on Sept. 11, 2001, is running a mile for every person the nation lost that day.
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Marines to add thousands to ranks in coming years | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.8.26
The Marine Corps seeks to swell its ranks in the next five years. Plus, the Army museum remembers Sept. 11 and those who responded.
-
Some 82nd Airborne troops’ deployment extended to one year
Elements of the 82nd Airborne Division will remain in the Central Command area of operations, according to a memo.
-
‘Our task is to adapt right now’: Air Force leaders gather to plot future of warfare
Looking into a future filled with drones and AI, the Air and Space Forces prepare for a battlespace radically changed by emerging tech.
-
First look: New designs for Space Force mess dress uniforms include pockets for women
Space Force officials showed off new designs for mess dress uniforms for Guardians at a recent conference. The uniforms are still in testing before rollout.
-
Does the US need a culture shift to create a workforce for the defense industrial base?
House Appropriations Committee members search for ways to get more young people into trades that lead to greater defense production. Can they move the needle?
-
PCS Move? Reset Your Finances the Right Way | Money Minute
Are you making a permanent change of station? Don’t get caught off guard on the costs – follow these tips to manage your expenses.
-
The Army gets a new ammo can and a fleet of defensive laser systems | News Shorts
Our News Shorts team checks in on a number of updates from the week, including new ammo cans for the Army, and new combat uniforms for Marines.
-
Nepal Army deploys drones to help flood victims and a look inside NATO’s arms production | Headlines
Trying to reach survivors cut off by recent floods, the Nepali Army turns to heavy-lift drones. Plus, a look inside NATO’s defense production system.
-
Recruiting workers for the defense industrial base | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.15.26
To build and manufacture the armaments needed for a modern military requires a specialized workforce. Can the U.S. recruit enough talent?
-
Air Force Captain runs a mile for every life lost on Sept. 11
Air Force Capt. Hanna Born, who was a toddler in the Pentagon daycare on Sept. 11, 2001, is running a mile for every person the nation lost that day.
-
Marines to add thousands to ranks in coming years | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.8.26
The Marine Corps seeks to swell its ranks in the next five years. Plus, the Army museum remembers Sept. 11 and those who responded.
-
Some 82nd Airborne troops’ deployment extended to one year
Elements of the 82nd Airborne Division will remain in the Central Command area of operations, according to a memo.
