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Have you had a drink at this famous Navy watering hole?
The Horse & Cow bar in Bremerton, Washington, is an iconic submarine community museum that you can drink in.
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Defense News Weekly full episode August 19, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we get the latest on the White House’s Space Force proposal–and whether or not it could happen.
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Lockheed Martin poised to be hypersonic powerhouse
After winning a second Air Force hypersonic weapon contract, Lockheed Martin is continuing to gain market share in one of the industry’s most rapidly growing areas.
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Here are the four steps to create a Space Force
Vice President Mike Pence reveals four things the Pentagon is doing to create a Space Force.
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What could the impact of a Space Force be on the defense industry?
Aerospace Industries Association CEO Eric Fanning sits down with Defense News Weekly host Jeff Martin to discuss a space force—and the industry impact.
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Interview: Israel Aerospace Industries Chair Harel Locker
According to the Defense News Top 100, Israel Aerospace Industries is the 39th biggest defense company by revenue. And at the Farnborough Airshow, Defense News executive editor Jill Aitoro sat down with their chairman.
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Female Marines celebrate 100 years of service
Marines gathered at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery this week to celebrate 100 years of women serving in the Marine Corps and to remember how Opha May Johnson paved the way as the first woman to enlist in the Marine Corps on August 13, 1918.
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Defense News Weekly full episode August 12, 2018
On this week’s edition of Defense News Weekly, we look at the future of missile defense, find out the issues facing the Columbia-class submarines and preview the Defense News Top 100.
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New submarine stumbles out of the gate
The U.S. Navy’s Ohio-class replacement submarine, the Columbia class, is facing quality control issues during construction.
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Light-attack program closer to reality
The U.S. Air Force is inching closer to a light-attack program of record. Find out how.
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Have you had a drink at this famous Navy watering hole?
The Horse & Cow bar in Bremerton, Washington, is an iconic submarine community museum that you can drink in.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode August 19, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we get the latest on the White House’s Space Force proposal–and whether or not it could happen.
-
Lockheed Martin poised to be hypersonic powerhouse
After winning a second Air Force hypersonic weapon contract, Lockheed Martin is continuing to gain market share in one of the industry’s most rapidly growing areas.
-
Here are the four steps to create a Space Force
Vice President Mike Pence reveals four things the Pentagon is doing to create a Space Force.
-
What could the impact of a Space Force be on the defense industry?
Aerospace Industries Association CEO Eric Fanning sits down with Defense News Weekly host Jeff Martin to discuss a space force—and the industry impact.
-
Interview: Israel Aerospace Industries Chair Harel Locker
According to the Defense News Top 100, Israel Aerospace Industries is the 39th biggest defense company by revenue. And at the Farnborough Airshow, Defense News executive editor Jill Aitoro sat down with their chairman.
-
Female Marines celebrate 100 years of service
Marines gathered at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery this week to celebrate 100 years of women serving in the Marine Corps and to remember how Opha May Johnson paved the way as the first woman to enlist in the Marine Corps on August 13, 1918.
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Defense News Weekly full episode August 12, 2018
On this week’s edition of Defense News Weekly, we look at the future of missile defense, find out the issues facing the Columbia-class submarines and preview the Defense News Top 100.
-
New submarine stumbles out of the gate
The U.S. Navy’s Ohio-class replacement submarine, the Columbia class, is facing quality control issues during construction.
-
Light-attack program closer to reality
The U.S. Air Force is inching closer to a light-attack program of record. Find out how.
-
Have you had a drink at this famous Navy watering hole?
The Horse & Cow bar in Bremerton, Washington, is an iconic submarine community museum that you can drink in.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode August 19, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we get the latest on the White House’s Space Force proposal–and whether or not it could happen.
-
Lockheed Martin poised to be hypersonic powerhouse
After winning a second Air Force hypersonic weapon contract, Lockheed Martin is continuing to gain market share in one of the industry’s most rapidly growing areas.
-
Here are the four steps to create a Space Force
Vice President Mike Pence reveals four things the Pentagon is doing to create a Space Force.
-
What could the impact of a Space Force be on the defense industry?
Aerospace Industries Association CEO Eric Fanning sits down with Defense News Weekly host Jeff Martin to discuss a space force—and the industry impact.
-
Interview: Israel Aerospace Industries Chair Harel Locker
According to the Defense News Top 100, Israel Aerospace Industries is the 39th biggest defense company by revenue. And at the Farnborough Airshow, Defense News executive editor Jill Aitoro sat down with their chairman.
-
Female Marines celebrate 100 years of service
Marines gathered at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery this week to celebrate 100 years of women serving in the Marine Corps and to remember how Opha May Johnson paved the way as the first woman to enlist in the Marine Corps on August 13, 1918.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode August 12, 2018
On this week’s edition of Defense News Weekly, we look at the future of missile defense, find out the issues facing the Columbia-class submarines and preview the Defense News Top 100.
-
New submarine stumbles out of the gate
The U.S. Navy’s Ohio-class replacement submarine, the Columbia class, is facing quality control issues during construction.
-
Light-attack program closer to reality
The U.S. Air Force is inching closer to a light-attack program of record. Find out how.
