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New Pacific units talk testing high altitude balloons, other systems with regional partners
Defense News’ Jen Judson speaks with military leadership about their evolving role in the Pacific, and new platforms being tested in the region.
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“Young men don’t lose brothers well.” Vietnam recon veterans recall those who didn’t come home
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What Type of Savings Accounts Are Out There? — Money Minute
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The future of electronic warfare and cyber threats | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.8.24
Military and defense leaders discuss the future of electronic warfare and cyber threats to the military. Plus: actor Idris Elba on a new military documentary.
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Can the military consume massive amounts of data without creating security threats?
The evolving military needs to ingest huge quantities of data to stay ahead – but how can it take in all that info without creating security problems?
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“If you aren’t gonna quit, you better get good.” Learning guerilla tactics in Vietnam
Veterans of Vietnam’s long range reconnaissance patrols describe how they developed their skills in Shadows in the Jungle – Ep. 2 “OJT”
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Behind enemy lines in Vietnam: a first-hand account | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.1.24
Hear from Vietnam veterans who went in teams of six behind enemy lines for days at a time in our new limited series. Plus: new targeting optics for squads.
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NATO troops perform biggest jump since WWII?
Allied NATO nations took to the skies for a show of force in what officials said was the biggest jump since WWII.
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Crunching data to win battles: how the military can handle information tactically
An expert on information processing weighs in on ways the military can understand massive amounts of data to help make decisions.
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Tech that can create targeting info in a GPS-denied environment?
Meet Thales’ new imager that combines a range of sensors to allow troops to spot enemies in the field and generate targeting information — in a GPS denied area.
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New Pacific units talk testing high altitude balloons, other systems with regional partners
Defense News’ Jen Judson speaks with military leadership about their evolving role in the Pacific, and new platforms being tested in the region.
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“Young men don’t lose brothers well.” Vietnam recon veterans recall those who didn’t come home
Veterans of Vietnam’s long range reconnaissance patrols talk about the pain of losing friends in battle in ‘Shadows in the Jungle’ — Ep. 3 “The Men We Lost”
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What Type of Savings Accounts Are Out There? — Money Minute
As savings rates rise, where you keep your money becomes increasingly important. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
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The future of electronic warfare and cyber threats | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.8.24
Military and defense leaders discuss the future of electronic warfare and cyber threats to the military. Plus: actor Idris Elba on a new military documentary.
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Can the military consume massive amounts of data without creating security threats?
The evolving military needs to ingest huge quantities of data to stay ahead – but how can it take in all that info without creating security problems?
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“If you aren’t gonna quit, you better get good.” Learning guerilla tactics in Vietnam
Veterans of Vietnam’s long range reconnaissance patrols describe how they developed their skills in Shadows in the Jungle – Ep. 2 “OJT”
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Behind enemy lines in Vietnam: a first-hand account | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.1.24
Hear from Vietnam veterans who went in teams of six behind enemy lines for days at a time in our new limited series. Plus: new targeting optics for squads.
-
NATO troops perform biggest jump since WWII?
Allied NATO nations took to the skies for a show of force in what officials said was the biggest jump since WWII.
-
Crunching data to win battles: how the military can handle information tactically
An expert on information processing weighs in on ways the military can understand massive amounts of data to help make decisions.
-
Tech that can create targeting info in a GPS-denied environment?
Meet Thales’ new imager that combines a range of sensors to allow troops to spot enemies in the field and generate targeting information — in a GPS denied area.
-
New Pacific units talk testing high altitude balloons, other systems with regional partners
Defense News’ Jen Judson speaks with military leadership about their evolving role in the Pacific, and new platforms being tested in the region.
-
“Young men don’t lose brothers well.” Vietnam recon veterans recall those who didn’t come home
Veterans of Vietnam’s long range reconnaissance patrols talk about the pain of losing friends in battle in ‘Shadows in the Jungle’ — Ep. 3 “The Men We Lost”
-
What Type of Savings Accounts Are Out There? — Money Minute
As savings rates rise, where you keep your money becomes increasingly important. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains.
-
The future of electronic warfare and cyber threats | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.8.24
Military and defense leaders discuss the future of electronic warfare and cyber threats to the military. Plus: actor Idris Elba on a new military documentary.
-
Can the military consume massive amounts of data without creating security threats?
The evolving military needs to ingest huge quantities of data to stay ahead – but how can it take in all that info without creating security problems?
-
“If you aren’t gonna quit, you better get good.” Learning guerilla tactics in Vietnam
Veterans of Vietnam’s long range reconnaissance patrols describe how they developed their skills in Shadows in the Jungle – Ep. 2 “OJT”
-
Behind enemy lines in Vietnam: a first-hand account | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.1.24
Hear from Vietnam veterans who went in teams of six behind enemy lines for days at a time in our new limited series. Plus: new targeting optics for squads.
-
NATO troops perform biggest jump since WWII?
Allied NATO nations took to the skies for a show of force in what officials said was the biggest jump since WWII.
-
Crunching data to win battles: how the military can handle information tactically
An expert on information processing weighs in on ways the military can understand massive amounts of data to help make decisions.
-
Tech that can create targeting info in a GPS-denied environment?
Meet Thales’ new imager that combines a range of sensors to allow troops to spot enemies in the field and generate targeting information — in a GPS denied area.
