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How are military maps made? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.20.24
Everyone from troops in the field to intelligence groups at home benefit from a little-seen agency – learn how it operates. Plus: the Ike returns home.
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What is financial literacy, and why is it important? — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back to explain what financial literacy is, and how it can improve your overall wellbeing.
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Meet the little-seen agency creating detailed pictures of precise locations for troops
The Army Geospatial Center is at the foundation of incredibly detailed pictures of locations all over the globe – get a look at how they do their work.
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A Marine veteran gets the nod for Trump’s VP pick; the future of robotics in the military
For the first time since John McCain, a vet ascends to a presidential ticket, and a retired general says one-third of the military will soon be robotic.
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Aircraft carrier Ike returns home after hundreds of days at sea
Following a long deployment in the thick of the fight against Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the Dwight D. Eisenhower gets a much needed break.
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Why do general officers fall into crime? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.13.24
A professor examines how some of America’s top military leaders end up on a path of corruption. Plus: Warrior Games athlete on how adaptive sports saved him.
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Tips to help my small business flourish — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back with tips to help your small business thrive.
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The military wants to let troops use personal devices. How can they be kept secure?
A veteran launches a company with the goal of aiding the military in keeping personal phones and computers safe for use for troops.
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Can four service members beat Joey Chestnut in an eating competition?
In this week’s headlines: Can four troops beat the world’s best competitive eater in a head-to-head? Plus: a vice admiral crushes pull ups in Times Square.
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Why do generals and admirals submit to corruption? A professor weighs in.
A researcher and professor digs into how top military leaders sometimes commit crimes or get seduced into corruption.
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How are military maps made? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.20.24
Everyone from troops in the field to intelligence groups at home benefit from a little-seen agency – learn how it operates. Plus: the Ike returns home.
-
What is financial literacy, and why is it important? — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back to explain what financial literacy is, and how it can improve your overall wellbeing.
-
Meet the little-seen agency creating detailed pictures of precise locations for troops
The Army Geospatial Center is at the foundation of incredibly detailed pictures of locations all over the globe – get a look at how they do their work.
-
A Marine veteran gets the nod for Trump’s VP pick; the future of robotics in the military
For the first time since John McCain, a vet ascends to a presidential ticket, and a retired general says one-third of the military will soon be robotic.
-
Aircraft carrier Ike returns home after hundreds of days at sea
Following a long deployment in the thick of the fight against Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the Dwight D. Eisenhower gets a much needed break.
-
Why do general officers fall into crime? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.13.24
A professor examines how some of America’s top military leaders end up on a path of corruption. Plus: Warrior Games athlete on how adaptive sports saved him.
-
Tips to help my small business flourish — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back with tips to help your small business thrive.
-
The military wants to let troops use personal devices. How can they be kept secure?
A veteran launches a company with the goal of aiding the military in keeping personal phones and computers safe for use for troops.
-
Can four service members beat Joey Chestnut in an eating competition?
In this week’s headlines: Can four troops beat the world’s best competitive eater in a head-to-head? Plus: a vice admiral crushes pull ups in Times Square.
-
Why do generals and admirals submit to corruption? A professor weighs in.
A researcher and professor digs into how top military leaders sometimes commit crimes or get seduced into corruption.
-
How are military maps made? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.20.24
Everyone from troops in the field to intelligence groups at home benefit from a little-seen agency – learn how it operates. Plus: the Ike returns home.
-
What is financial literacy, and why is it important? — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back to explain what financial literacy is, and how it can improve your overall wellbeing.
-
Meet the little-seen agency creating detailed pictures of precise locations for troops
The Army Geospatial Center is at the foundation of incredibly detailed pictures of locations all over the globe – get a look at how they do their work.
-
A Marine veteran gets the nod for Trump’s VP pick; the future of robotics in the military
For the first time since John McCain, a vet ascends to a presidential ticket, and a retired general says one-third of the military will soon be robotic.
-
Aircraft carrier Ike returns home after hundreds of days at sea
Following a long deployment in the thick of the fight against Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the Dwight D. Eisenhower gets a much needed break.
-
Why do general officers fall into crime? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.13.24
A professor examines how some of America’s top military leaders end up on a path of corruption. Plus: Warrior Games athlete on how adaptive sports saved him.
-
Tips to help my small business flourish — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is back with tips to help your small business thrive.
-
The military wants to let troops use personal devices. How can they be kept secure?
A veteran launches a company with the goal of aiding the military in keeping personal phones and computers safe for use for troops.
-
Can four service members beat Joey Chestnut in an eating competition?
In this week’s headlines: Can four troops beat the world’s best competitive eater in a head-to-head? Plus: a vice admiral crushes pull ups in Times Square.
-
Why do generals and admirals submit to corruption? A professor weighs in.
A researcher and professor digs into how top military leaders sometimes commit crimes or get seduced into corruption.













