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VA Secretary – veterans are not “broken” | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.23.24
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs pushes back on the idea that veterans are damaged, and laments the persistence of vets’ suicide. Plus: NATO’s arctic Marines.
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Preparing for Retirement as a Servicemember – Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains how starting early will help you prepare for your retirement.
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Should the V-22 Osprey be in service?
The Osprey’s safety issues caused deaths. Pilots still want to fly it
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VA Secretary pushes back on the “broken veteran” narrative, laments suicide rates
With just months left in his time at the VA, Secretary Denis McDonough talks about changing perceptions of vets, and addresses the problem of veteran suicide.
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How do Americans train with NATO in the Arctic?
With the Arctic an increasing focus for Russia, China, the U.S. and its allies, training in the north is more relevant than ever. See how these troops do it.
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In military care, his addiction deepened – and then it was cut off
Jon Basara spent more than two years in military care on opioid prescriptions. Once out, he turned to street drugs for his addiction, and things got worse.
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Ukraine fires missiles into Russia
Ukraine fires US-made longer-range missiles into Russia for first time
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Navy fires another commanding officer
Navy removes CO of Airborne Command & Control Squadron 115
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VA Secretary – veterans are not “broken” | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.23.24
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs pushes back on the idea that veterans are damaged, and laments the persistence of vets’ suicide. Plus: NATO’s arctic Marines.
-
Preparing for Retirement as a Servicemember – Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains how starting early will help you prepare for your retirement.
-
Should the V-22 Osprey be in service?
The Osprey’s safety issues caused deaths. Pilots still want to fly it
-
VA Secretary pushes back on the “broken veteran” narrative, laments suicide rates
With just months left in his time at the VA, Secretary Denis McDonough talks about changing perceptions of vets, and addresses the problem of veteran suicide.
-
How do Americans train with NATO in the Arctic?
With the Arctic an increasing focus for Russia, China, the U.S. and its allies, training in the north is more relevant than ever. See how these troops do it.
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In military care, his addiction deepened – and then it was cut off
Jon Basara spent more than two years in military care on opioid prescriptions. Once out, he turned to street drugs for his addiction, and things got worse.
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Life-saving software upgrade?
Could a fighter jet software upgrade have saved this pilot’s life?
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A-10 leaving South Korea
Air Force A-10 will no longer bare teeth overseas with Korea exit
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Ukraine fires missiles into Russia
Ukraine fires US-made longer-range missiles into Russia for first time
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Navy fires another commanding officer
Navy removes CO of Airborne Command & Control Squadron 115
-
VA Secretary – veterans are not “broken” | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.23.24
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs pushes back on the idea that veterans are damaged, and laments the persistence of vets’ suicide. Plus: NATO’s arctic Marines.
-
Preparing for Retirement as a Servicemember – Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains how starting early will help you prepare for your retirement.
-
Should the V-22 Osprey be in service?
The Osprey’s safety issues caused deaths. Pilots still want to fly it
-
VA Secretary pushes back on the “broken veteran” narrative, laments suicide rates
With just months left in his time at the VA, Secretary Denis McDonough talks about changing perceptions of vets, and addresses the problem of veteran suicide.
-
How do Americans train with NATO in the Arctic?
With the Arctic an increasing focus for Russia, China, the U.S. and its allies, training in the north is more relevant than ever. See how these troops do it.
-
In military care, his addiction deepened – and then it was cut off
Jon Basara spent more than two years in military care on opioid prescriptions. Once out, he turned to street drugs for his addiction, and things got worse.
-
Life-saving software upgrade?
Could a fighter jet software upgrade have saved this pilot’s life?
-
A-10 leaving South Korea
Air Force A-10 will no longer bare teeth overseas with Korea exit
-
Ukraine fires missiles into Russia
Ukraine fires US-made longer-range missiles into Russia for first time
