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Expert: how to balance access vs. security in sensitive data
When it comes to military other sensitive information, how do you weigh giving people practical access versus creating security cracks? An expert weighs in.
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What military jobs have the highest risk of suicide? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.10.24
A new study reveals which military occupations carry the highest risk of suicide. Plus, a Marine veteran designs new prosthetics for fellow amputees.
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Prosthetics made from running shoes? Meet “Stumpworx”
After losing an arm in an IED attack, a Marine veteran set out to make a prosthetic that would let him do everything from cycling to rock climbing.
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Missile defense capabilities on display
From detection to tracking and destruction, defense industry leaders look to integrate systems to intercept threats, and go on the offensive.
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New report explores military jobs with highest suicide risk
Is your job associated with a high risk of suicide? A new study looks at the military occupations with the greatest suicide risk.
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Things service members should consider before buying a car — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains what you should consider before buying a car.
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Pilot recounts dangerous rescue in Alaskan waters
When coast guard members in Alaska got the call for an overturned boat, they headed out in bad weather to save two lives. Hear the story of the rescue.
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What’s the Pentagon’s new Arctic strategy? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.3.24
The Department of Defense updates its plans for an Arctic defense strategy as the FDA weighs Ecstasy as a treatment for PTSD. Plus: Marines arm wrestling.
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Should I prioritize debt payoff or saving first? — Money Minute
In this episode of Money Minute, Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains how to decide between paying off debt or investing in savings first.
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Veteran says ecstasy helped his PTSD, but FDA is unmoved
After years of failed treatment, one veteran says ecstasy, or MDMA, eased his PTSD symptoms. But a recent FDA panel quashed its chance of approval.
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Expert: how to balance access vs. security in sensitive data
When it comes to military other sensitive information, how do you weigh giving people practical access versus creating security cracks? An expert weighs in.
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What military jobs have the highest risk of suicide? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.10.24
A new study reveals which military occupations carry the highest risk of suicide. Plus, a Marine veteran designs new prosthetics for fellow amputees.
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Prosthetics made from running shoes? Meet “Stumpworx”
After losing an arm in an IED attack, a Marine veteran set out to make a prosthetic that would let him do everything from cycling to rock climbing.
-
Missile defense capabilities on display
From detection to tracking and destruction, defense industry leaders look to integrate systems to intercept threats, and go on the offensive.
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New report explores military jobs with highest suicide risk
Is your job associated with a high risk of suicide? A new study looks at the military occupations with the greatest suicide risk.
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Things service members should consider before buying a car — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains what you should consider before buying a car.
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Pilot recounts dangerous rescue in Alaskan waters
When coast guard members in Alaska got the call for an overturned boat, they headed out in bad weather to save two lives. Hear the story of the rescue.
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What’s the Pentagon’s new Arctic strategy? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.3.24
The Department of Defense updates its plans for an Arctic defense strategy as the FDA weighs Ecstasy as a treatment for PTSD. Plus: Marines arm wrestling.
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Should I prioritize debt payoff or saving first? — Money Minute
In this episode of Money Minute, Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains how to decide between paying off debt or investing in savings first.
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Veteran says ecstasy helped his PTSD, but FDA is unmoved
After years of failed treatment, one veteran says ecstasy, or MDMA, eased his PTSD symptoms. But a recent FDA panel quashed its chance of approval.
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Expert: how to balance access vs. security in sensitive data
When it comes to military other sensitive information, how do you weigh giving people practical access versus creating security cracks? An expert weighs in.
-
What military jobs have the highest risk of suicide? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.10.24
A new study reveals which military occupations carry the highest risk of suicide. Plus, a Marine veteran designs new prosthetics for fellow amputees.
-
Prosthetics made from running shoes? Meet “Stumpworx”
After losing an arm in an IED attack, a Marine veteran set out to make a prosthetic that would let him do everything from cycling to rock climbing.
-
Missile defense capabilities on display
From detection to tracking and destruction, defense industry leaders look to integrate systems to intercept threats, and go on the offensive.
-
New report explores military jobs with highest suicide risk
Is your job associated with a high risk of suicide? A new study looks at the military occupations with the greatest suicide risk.
-
Things service members should consider before buying a car — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains what you should consider before buying a car.
-
Pilot recounts dangerous rescue in Alaskan waters
When coast guard members in Alaska got the call for an overturned boat, they headed out in bad weather to save two lives. Hear the story of the rescue.
-
What’s the Pentagon’s new Arctic strategy? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 8.3.24
The Department of Defense updates its plans for an Arctic defense strategy as the FDA weighs Ecstasy as a treatment for PTSD. Plus: Marines arm wrestling.
-
Should I prioritize debt payoff or saving first? — Money Minute
In this episode of Money Minute, Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union explains how to decide between paying off debt or investing in savings first.
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Veteran says ecstasy helped his PTSD, but FDA is unmoved
After years of failed treatment, one veteran says ecstasy, or MDMA, eased his PTSD symptoms. But a recent FDA panel quashed its chance of approval.
