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Defense News Weekly full episode July 1, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, see Turkey’s first F-35, find out what some countries want to achieve at this year’s NATO summit, and see a hero’s family receive the Medal of Honor.
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USS Boise begins overhaul—finally
After a nearly three year wait, the nuclear attack submarine USS Boise has entered a major overhaul at Newport News Naval Shipyard. The ship will be laid up until 2021.
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Amid controversy, Turkey gets its first F-35
Despite a Congressional outcry over the aircraft, Turkey took delivery of its first F-35 in Fort Worth, Texas. But the aircraft is headed for Arizona, not Turkey.
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The need for Baltic air defense
Ahead of the 2018 NATO summit in Brussels, several Baltic nations are pushing to expand the role of NATO in air defense. (Aaron Mehta & Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Where does Space Force stand?
Get the latest on a potential Space Force and the possibility of it actually happening. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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WWII hero finally receives Medal of Honor
Garlin Conner was WWII’s second most decorated soldier. After a long wait, his widow accepted the Medal of Honor on his behalf. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Army vet wants you to avoid drowsy driving
Army Iraq war veteran Maureen Short works as a safety engineer for Chevrolet studying the effects of drowsiness and fatigue on drivers, looking for ways to make cars safer. (Alan Lessig & Natalie Gross/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode June 24, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, get the latest on a potential Space Force, find out how foreign defense companies are looking to break into the U.S. market and hear the incredible story of a father whose son was lost in the Fitzgerald collision.
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Rafael seeks to break into US market
Find out from the CEO of Israeli company Rafael about how it plans to enter the U.S. defense market. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Autonomy key to CV90 upgrades
Find out what’s next for the BAE Systems-made CV90 infantry fighting vehicles.
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Defense News Weekly full episode July 1, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, see Turkey’s first F-35, find out what some countries want to achieve at this year’s NATO summit, and see a hero’s family receive the Medal of Honor.
-
USS Boise begins overhaul—finally
After a nearly three year wait, the nuclear attack submarine USS Boise has entered a major overhaul at Newport News Naval Shipyard. The ship will be laid up until 2021.
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Amid controversy, Turkey gets its first F-35
Despite a Congressional outcry over the aircraft, Turkey took delivery of its first F-35 in Fort Worth, Texas. But the aircraft is headed for Arizona, not Turkey.
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The need for Baltic air defense
Ahead of the 2018 NATO summit in Brussels, several Baltic nations are pushing to expand the role of NATO in air defense. (Aaron Mehta & Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Where does Space Force stand?
Get the latest on a potential Space Force and the possibility of it actually happening. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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WWII hero finally receives Medal of Honor
Garlin Conner was WWII’s second most decorated soldier. After a long wait, his widow accepted the Medal of Honor on his behalf. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Army vet wants you to avoid drowsy driving
Army Iraq war veteran Maureen Short works as a safety engineer for Chevrolet studying the effects of drowsiness and fatigue on drivers, looking for ways to make cars safer. (Alan Lessig & Natalie Gross/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode June 24, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, get the latest on a potential Space Force, find out how foreign defense companies are looking to break into the U.S. market and hear the incredible story of a father whose son was lost in the Fitzgerald collision.
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Rafael seeks to break into US market
Find out from the CEO of Israeli company Rafael about how it plans to enter the U.S. defense market. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Autonomy key to CV90 upgrades
Find out what’s next for the BAE Systems-made CV90 infantry fighting vehicles.
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Defense News Weekly full episode July 1, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, see Turkey’s first F-35, find out what some countries want to achieve at this year’s NATO summit, and see a hero’s family receive the Medal of Honor.
-
USS Boise begins overhaul—finally
After a nearly three year wait, the nuclear attack submarine USS Boise has entered a major overhaul at Newport News Naval Shipyard. The ship will be laid up until 2021.
-
Amid controversy, Turkey gets its first F-35
Despite a Congressional outcry over the aircraft, Turkey took delivery of its first F-35 in Fort Worth, Texas. But the aircraft is headed for Arizona, not Turkey.
-
The need for Baltic air defense
Ahead of the 2018 NATO summit in Brussels, several Baltic nations are pushing to expand the role of NATO in air defense. (Aaron Mehta & Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Where does Space Force stand?
Get the latest on a potential Space Force and the possibility of it actually happening. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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WWII hero finally receives Medal of Honor
Garlin Conner was WWII’s second most decorated soldier. After a long wait, his widow accepted the Medal of Honor on his behalf. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Army vet wants you to avoid drowsy driving
Army Iraq war veteran Maureen Short works as a safety engineer for Chevrolet studying the effects of drowsiness and fatigue on drivers, looking for ways to make cars safer. (Alan Lessig & Natalie Gross/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode June 24, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, get the latest on a potential Space Force, find out how foreign defense companies are looking to break into the U.S. market and hear the incredible story of a father whose son was lost in the Fitzgerald collision.
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Rafael seeks to break into US market
Find out from the CEO of Israeli company Rafael about how it plans to enter the U.S. defense market. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Autonomy key to CV90 upgrades
Find out what’s next for the BAE Systems-made CV90 infantry fighting vehicles.
