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B-21 unveiled, and what’s replacing Black Hawks? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 12.10.22
The Air Force reveals America’s new stealth bomber, and more female Marines graduate a grueling course. Plus, Midshipmen deploy a holiday tradition.
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The state of F-35 production and new Marine grooming regs | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 12.3.22
Where does American F-35 production stand after the pandemic? Also: new hairstyles for female Marines, and Army vs. Navy football uniforms are unveiled.
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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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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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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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Sikorsky flies chopper with no pilot
Sikorsky demonstrated autonomous flying in the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground using the Matrix Autonomy System.
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Webcast: The Air Force’s Strategy to Maintain Air Dominance
A conversation with Kristen J. Baldwin, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Science, Technology, & Engineering)
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The end of Army radios?
In an effort to gain more secure communications, the Army may have to reduce the number of radios in the force. Hear about the new plan.
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Electric tanks and upgraded targeting drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.22.22
A look at future Army electric vehicle concepts, and the next generation of surveillance drones. Plus, futuristic sand tables and a look at military chess.
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This smart shirt might save your life on the battlefield
Alexander Gruentzig, CEO of Legionarius talks to Army Times at AUSA about a shirt that can detect penetration injuries.
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B-21 unveiled, and what’s replacing Black Hawks? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 12.10.22
The Air Force reveals America’s new stealth bomber, and more female Marines graduate a grueling course. Plus, Midshipmen deploy a holiday tradition.
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The state of F-35 production and new Marine grooming regs | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 12.3.22
Where does American F-35 production stand after the pandemic? Also: new hairstyles for female Marines, and Army vs. Navy football uniforms are unveiled.
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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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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.
-
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.
-
Sikorsky flies chopper with no pilot
Sikorsky demonstrated autonomous flying in the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground using the Matrix Autonomy System.
-
Webcast: The Air Force’s Strategy to Maintain Air Dominance
A conversation with Kristen J. Baldwin, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Science, Technology, & Engineering)
-
The end of Army radios?
In an effort to gain more secure communications, the Army may have to reduce the number of radios in the force. Hear about the new plan.
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Electric tanks and upgraded targeting drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.22.22
A look at future Army electric vehicle concepts, and the next generation of surveillance drones. Plus, futuristic sand tables and a look at military chess.
-
This smart shirt might save your life on the battlefield
Alexander Gruentzig, CEO of Legionarius talks to Army Times at AUSA about a shirt that can detect penetration injuries.
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B-21 unveiled, and what’s replacing Black Hawks? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 12.10.22
The Air Force reveals America’s new stealth bomber, and more female Marines graduate a grueling course. Plus, Midshipmen deploy a holiday tradition.
-
The state of F-35 production and new Marine grooming regs | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 12.3.22
Where does American F-35 production stand after the pandemic? Also: new hairstyles for female Marines, and Army vs. Navy football uniforms are unveiled.
-
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?
-
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.
-
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.
-
Sikorsky flies chopper with no pilot
Sikorsky demonstrated autonomous flying in the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Yuma Proving Ground using the Matrix Autonomy System.
-
Webcast: The Air Force’s Strategy to Maintain Air Dominance
A conversation with Kristen J. Baldwin, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Science, Technology, & Engineering)
-
The end of Army radios?
In an effort to gain more secure communications, the Army may have to reduce the number of radios in the force. Hear about the new plan.
-
Electric tanks and upgraded targeting drones | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.22.22
A look at future Army electric vehicle concepts, and the next generation of surveillance drones. Plus, futuristic sand tables and a look at military chess.
-
This smart shirt might save your life on the battlefield
Alexander Gruentzig, CEO of Legionarius talks to Army Times at AUSA about a shirt that can detect penetration injuries.
