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Looking into the future of the Air Force | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.22.26
At a major annual conference outside Washington, D.C., the Air and Space Forces contemplate how to fight and defend in a world of drones and AI weapons.
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Pulling duty in the heat? Product lets you put ice on your back, then drink it
Meet the IcePlate — a container of ice that fits in your body armor plate carrier and promises to cool you for hours… before you drink the contents.
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The Truth About Timing the Housing Market | Money Minute
Are you ready to buy a home? Run through this checklist before diving too deep into listings.
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Boeing nets $552 million for new uncrewed refueling aircraft | Defense Dollars
The Navy taps the arms maker for a novel approach to aerial refueling, and a startup offers a drone with long-range strike capability.
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New Space Force uniforms and a cooling system you can drink | AFA Highlights
The Space Force shows off new mess dress uniform designs, and a company offers a novel solution for booth cooling and staying hydrated.
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‘Our task is to adapt right now’: Air Force leaders gather to plot future of warfare
Looking into a future filled with drones and AI, the Air and Space Forces prepare for a battlespace radically changed by emerging tech.
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How do get you two rounds per trigger pull? Meet the binary trigger
Pioneering a new way to deliver rounds on target, Franklin Army shows off it’s binary trigger, which can release two rounds for each trigger pull.
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Navy puts next-gen submarine on hold, and the Grey Wolf arrives
A tight budget has forced the Navy to delay development of a planned update to the submarine fleet, pushing it into the 2040s. Plus: the Grey Wolf reports for d
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Defense budget details and an Army suicide crisis | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.16.24
The Pentagon unveiled its 2025 budget request of $850 billion – find out what gets funded and what gets cut. Plus, the Army confronts a new suicide problem.
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What saving strategies can I use to save up for summer vacations? — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains how you can prepare to take that dream vacation while staying on your budget.
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Is the government hiding extraterrestrial technology from the world?
The Pentagon investigates whether “off-world” items are in the government’s hands, and the DoD expands IVF coverage.
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Army data reveals one job type has troubling suicide rate
An army times investigation reveals that tank crews and maintainers suffered high suicide rates in recent years. Our reporter explains why.
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A-10 retirements, Navy cuts and barracks investment in new Pentagon budget
Facing flat fiscal territory, the services make decisions on what to cut, what to invest in for 2025. Find out how each service plans to spend
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How does the Pentagon want to spend $850 billion? Defense budget highlights for FY2025
An inside look at the Department of Defense’s budget request for next year- from program cuts to barracks improvements. Our reporters weigh in.
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Navy explores beard options, and military mammals at work | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.9.24
Could the Navy allow more sailors to wear beards for religious and other purposes? Plus, a look at the Navy’s marine mammal program, and a B-52 tire shop.
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How do week-to-week federal budgets affect the military?
Since Congress has resorted to passing short-term bills to fund the government, ripple effects have been being felt in the military. We look at some of the impa
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Inside the Navy’s marine mammal program
A look at the Navy’s Marine Mammal Program, now in its 65th year of training dolphins and other animals to perform underwater tasks, and study their behavior.
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Ride along for a simulated bombing run in a B-52 Stratofortress
What is it like to be airborne in a bomber old enough to have flown in Vietnam? Go aloft in America’s oldest active long range bomber, the B-52.