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Inside the longest-serving submarine in US Navy history
What’s it like to crawl inside a torpedo tube? Navy Times reporter Geoff Ziezulewicz heads into the belly of the longest-serving submarine in U.S. Navy history, the Bremerton, originally commissioned in 1981.
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Legacy lives on with new ship for 1st Coast Guardsman killed since Vietnam
In 2004, U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Nathan Bruckenthal and two U.S. Navy sailors were killed while intercepting a suicide bomber off the coast of Iraq. The Coast Guard has commissioned its newest ship, bearing his name.
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What could GI Bill changes mean for you?
Jillian Angeline takes a look at modifications to the GI Bill policy.
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US Air Force may replace 3 types of aircraft with a single platform
Can the Pentagon replace the E-4B, C-32A and E-6B with a single platform?
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Defense News Weekly full episode, July 29th, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, get the details of a massive defense policy bill, see the highlights of the Aspen Security Forum and find out the latest details on Saab’s Gripen E fighter jet program.
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Where is the US Air Force on hypersonic weapons?
Find out from the service’s acquisition chief at the Farnborough Airshow.
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Future conflict dominates 2018 Aspen Security Forum
How is the U.S. preparing for future conflicts? Find out from the 2018 Aspen Security Forum in Colorado.
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How will new arms trade policies impact US industry?
Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta talks with Aerospace Industries Association chief Eric Fanning about the Trump administration’s new arms trade policies.
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What could the future of flight look like?
Find out from Bell’s CEO, and get an update on programs for both the U.S. Army and Navy.
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Inside the longest-serving submarine in US Navy history
What’s it like to crawl inside a torpedo tube? Navy Times reporter Geoff Ziezulewicz heads into the belly of the longest-serving submarine in U.S. Navy history, the Bremerton, originally commissioned in 1981.
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Legacy lives on with new ship for 1st Coast Guardsman killed since Vietnam
In 2004, U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Nathan Bruckenthal and two U.S. Navy sailors were killed while intercepting a suicide bomber off the coast of Iraq. The Coast Guard has commissioned its newest ship, bearing his name.
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What could GI Bill changes mean for you?
Jillian Angeline takes a look at modifications to the GI Bill policy.
-
US Air Force may replace 3 types of aircraft with a single platform
Can the Pentagon replace the E-4B, C-32A and E-6B with a single platform?
-
Defense News Weekly full episode, July 29th, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, get the details of a massive defense policy bill, see the highlights of the Aspen Security Forum and find out the latest details on Saab’s Gripen E fighter jet program.
-
Where is the US Air Force on hypersonic weapons?
Find out from the service’s acquisition chief at the Farnborough Airshow.
-
Future conflict dominates 2018 Aspen Security Forum
How is the U.S. preparing for future conflicts? Find out from the 2018 Aspen Security Forum in Colorado.
-
How will new arms trade policies impact US industry?
Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta talks with Aerospace Industries Association chief Eric Fanning about the Trump administration’s new arms trade policies.
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What could the future of flight look like?
Find out from Bell’s CEO, and get an update on programs for both the U.S. Army and Navy.
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Status check: Gripen E development
Get the details from Saab on the next-gen Gripen E fighter.
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Inside the longest-serving submarine in US Navy history
What’s it like to crawl inside a torpedo tube? Navy Times reporter Geoff Ziezulewicz heads into the belly of the longest-serving submarine in U.S. Navy history, the Bremerton, originally commissioned in 1981.
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Legacy lives on with new ship for 1st Coast Guardsman killed since Vietnam
In 2004, U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Nathan Bruckenthal and two U.S. Navy sailors were killed while intercepting a suicide bomber off the coast of Iraq. The Coast Guard has commissioned its newest ship, bearing his name.
-
What could GI Bill changes mean for you?
Jillian Angeline takes a look at modifications to the GI Bill policy.
-
US Air Force may replace 3 types of aircraft with a single platform
Can the Pentagon replace the E-4B, C-32A and E-6B with a single platform?
-
Defense News Weekly full episode, July 29th, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, get the details of a massive defense policy bill, see the highlights of the Aspen Security Forum and find out the latest details on Saab’s Gripen E fighter jet program.
-
Where is the US Air Force on hypersonic weapons?
Find out from the service’s acquisition chief at the Farnborough Airshow.
-
Future conflict dominates 2018 Aspen Security Forum
How is the U.S. preparing for future conflicts? Find out from the 2018 Aspen Security Forum in Colorado.
-
How will new arms trade policies impact US industry?
Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta talks with Aerospace Industries Association chief Eric Fanning about the Trump administration’s new arms trade policies.
-
What could the future of flight look like?
Find out from Bell’s CEO, and get an update on programs for both the U.S. Army and Navy.
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Status check: Gripen E development
Get the details from Saab on the next-gen Gripen E fighter.














