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Medal of Honor society celebrates citizen heroes for everyday courage
Turns out Medal of Honor recipients don’t just receive medals — they also give them out. See who the combat heroes celebrated at the Citizen Honors Awards.
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Unmanned aerial and remote systems feature big at AUSA Global Force
Octocopters capable of launching mini-drones, small diameter bombs and more. Get a look at the highlights of AUSA’s annual defense conference in Alabama.
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‘Ghost Army’ honored and troops train with robots | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.23.24
A secretive deception unit from World War II receives an award from Congress, and U.S. troops simulate urban warfare with robotic assault units.
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How can I help my child get started with good financial habits? — Money Minute
What can you do to help your child establish credit and good financial habits? Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
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WWII battleship sails once again and Navy offers Arctic service medal
A historic battleship heads out for repairs, and the Navy unveils a new medal for Arctic transits. Plus: a new deal for sub production is announced.
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Army units practice urban combat with robots
Robot dogs and self-propelled machine guns lead the way with drones overhead to spot for threats as troops practice futuristic urban warfare.
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Danes train Ukrainians in planes for fight against Russia
A NATO nation takes the lead to train Ukrainian pilots in advanced jets as the embattled nation looks to challenge Russia in the skies.
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Army tests Stryker-mounted lasers in Iraq amid directed energy push
Correction: A previous headline version misidentified the country in which testing is taking place. It is in Iraq.
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WWII deception specialists honored by Congress
Members of World War II’s “Ghost Army” received congressional recognition for their secretive efforts to confuse the Germans at critical points in the war.
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Afghanistan hearings and future sub delays | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.23.24
Former military leaders testified on the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, and a next-gen sub-program hits a major delay. Plus: what is a binary trigger?
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Medal of Honor society celebrates citizen heroes for everyday courage
Turns out Medal of Honor recipients don’t just receive medals — they also give them out. See who the combat heroes celebrated at the Citizen Honors Awards.
-
Unmanned aerial and remote systems feature big at AUSA Global Force
Octocopters capable of launching mini-drones, small diameter bombs and more. Get a look at the highlights of AUSA’s annual defense conference in Alabama.
-
‘Ghost Army’ honored and troops train with robots | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.23.24
A secretive deception unit from World War II receives an award from Congress, and U.S. troops simulate urban warfare with robotic assault units.
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How can I help my child get started with good financial habits? — Money Minute
What can you do to help your child establish credit and good financial habits? Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
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WWII battleship sails once again and Navy offers Arctic service medal
A historic battleship heads out for repairs, and the Navy unveils a new medal for Arctic transits. Plus: a new deal for sub production is announced.
-
Army units practice urban combat with robots
Robot dogs and self-propelled machine guns lead the way with drones overhead to spot for threats as troops practice futuristic urban warfare.
-
Danes train Ukrainians in planes for fight against Russia
A NATO nation takes the lead to train Ukrainian pilots in advanced jets as the embattled nation looks to challenge Russia in the skies.
-
Army tests Stryker-mounted lasers in Iraq amid directed energy push
Correction: A previous headline version misidentified the country in which testing is taking place. It is in Iraq.
-
WWII deception specialists honored by Congress
Members of World War II’s “Ghost Army” received congressional recognition for their secretive efforts to confuse the Germans at critical points in the war.
-
Afghanistan hearings and future sub delays | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.23.24
Former military leaders testified on the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, and a next-gen sub-program hits a major delay. Plus: what is a binary trigger?
-
Medal of Honor society celebrates citizen heroes for everyday courage
Turns out Medal of Honor recipients don’t just receive medals — they also give them out. See who the combat heroes celebrated at the Citizen Honors Awards.
-
Unmanned aerial and remote systems feature big at AUSA Global Force
Octocopters capable of launching mini-drones, small diameter bombs and more. Get a look at the highlights of AUSA’s annual defense conference in Alabama.
-
‘Ghost Army’ honored and troops train with robots | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.23.24
A secretive deception unit from World War II receives an award from Congress, and U.S. troops simulate urban warfare with robotic assault units.
-
How can I help my child get started with good financial habits? — Money Minute
What can you do to help your child establish credit and good financial habits? Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
-
WWII battleship sails once again and Navy offers Arctic service medal
A historic battleship heads out for repairs, and the Navy unveils a new medal for Arctic transits. Plus: a new deal for sub production is announced.
-
Army units practice urban combat with robots
Robot dogs and self-propelled machine guns lead the way with drones overhead to spot for threats as troops practice futuristic urban warfare.
-
Danes train Ukrainians in planes for fight against Russia
A NATO nation takes the lead to train Ukrainian pilots in advanced jets as the embattled nation looks to challenge Russia in the skies.
-
Army tests Stryker-mounted lasers in Iraq amid directed energy push
Correction: A previous headline version misidentified the country in which testing is taking place. It is in Iraq.
-
WWII deception specialists honored by Congress
Members of World War II’s “Ghost Army” received congressional recognition for their secretive efforts to confuse the Germans at critical points in the war.
-
Afghanistan hearings and future sub delays | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.23.24
Former military leaders testified on the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, and a next-gen sub-program hits a major delay. Plus: what is a binary trigger?
