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Why do generals and admirals submit to corruption? A professor weighs in.
A researcher and professor digs into how top military leaders sometimes commit crimes or get seduced into corruption.
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“Without adaptive sports, I don’t know if I’d be here” — Army veteran on the Warrior Games
After a herniated disk turned into a neurological disease, Army veteran Gerald Blakley turned to adaptive sports to heal and connect with other service members.
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Heroes of the Warrior Games, the ghosts of Vietnam | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.6.24
Two athletes at the 2024 Warrior Games explain the benefits of adaptive sports, and veterans of a deadly job in Vietnam talk about the aftermath of war.
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Inside the Fat Leonard scandal
An interview with Craig Whitlock, the journalist who brought the Navy’s bribery scandal into the public eye.
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U.S. troops train to tame snakes; and soldiers learn to recover fallen comrades
Troops in Australia learn how to handle local venomous snakes. Plus, a new study on the benefits of service dogs, and footage of DARPA’s new submersible.
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Roundup: the biggest topics at TechNet Cyber 2024
The evolution of cyber security, artificial intelligence and more: a report on the biggest topics of conversation at TechNet Cyber 2024.
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The future of missile defense in the Pacific
A top commander talks about the evolution of missile defense in the Pacific theater as the Pentagon looks to broadly expand capabilities there.
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Cybersecurity investigation and Warrior Games highlights | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.29.24
A Department of Homeland Security official explains his agency’s efforts to track malicious actors who target government systems. Plus Warrior Games 2024 opens.
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Real world conflicts inform military leaders on the future of electronic warfare
A DHS official talks through how his agency tracks potential breaches and threats to government systems by malicious actors.
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Community turns out for funeral of ‘abandoned’ Marine veteran
When a funeral home put out the word asking for people to attend the funeral of a Marine vet with no family, the response was overwhelming.
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Why do generals and admirals submit to corruption? A professor weighs in.
A researcher and professor digs into how top military leaders sometimes commit crimes or get seduced into corruption.
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“Without adaptive sports, I don’t know if I’d be here” — Army veteran on the Warrior Games
After a herniated disk turned into a neurological disease, Army veteran Gerald Blakley turned to adaptive sports to heal and connect with other service members.
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Heroes of the Warrior Games, the ghosts of Vietnam | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.6.24
Two athletes at the 2024 Warrior Games explain the benefits of adaptive sports, and veterans of a deadly job in Vietnam talk about the aftermath of war.
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Inside the Fat Leonard scandal
An interview with Craig Whitlock, the journalist who brought the Navy’s bribery scandal into the public eye.
-
U.S. troops train to tame snakes; and soldiers learn to recover fallen comrades
Troops in Australia learn how to handle local venomous snakes. Plus, a new study on the benefits of service dogs, and footage of DARPA’s new submersible.
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Roundup: the biggest topics at TechNet Cyber 2024
The evolution of cyber security, artificial intelligence and more: a report on the biggest topics of conversation at TechNet Cyber 2024.
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The future of missile defense in the Pacific
A top commander talks about the evolution of missile defense in the Pacific theater as the Pentagon looks to broadly expand capabilities there.
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Cybersecurity investigation and Warrior Games highlights | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.29.24
A Department of Homeland Security official explains his agency’s efforts to track malicious actors who target government systems. Plus Warrior Games 2024 opens.
-
Real world conflicts inform military leaders on the future of electronic warfare
A DHS official talks through how his agency tracks potential breaches and threats to government systems by malicious actors.
-
Community turns out for funeral of ‘abandoned’ Marine veteran
When a funeral home put out the word asking for people to attend the funeral of a Marine vet with no family, the response was overwhelming.
-
Why do generals and admirals submit to corruption? A professor weighs in.
A researcher and professor digs into how top military leaders sometimes commit crimes or get seduced into corruption.
-
“Without adaptive sports, I don’t know if I’d be here” — Army veteran on the Warrior Games
After a herniated disk turned into a neurological disease, Army veteran Gerald Blakley turned to adaptive sports to heal and connect with other service members.
-
Heroes of the Warrior Games, the ghosts of Vietnam | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.6.24
Two athletes at the 2024 Warrior Games explain the benefits of adaptive sports, and veterans of a deadly job in Vietnam talk about the aftermath of war.
-
Inside the Fat Leonard scandal
An interview with Craig Whitlock, the journalist who brought the Navy’s bribery scandal into the public eye.
-
U.S. troops train to tame snakes; and soldiers learn to recover fallen comrades
Troops in Australia learn how to handle local venomous snakes. Plus, a new study on the benefits of service dogs, and footage of DARPA’s new submersible.
-
Roundup: the biggest topics at TechNet Cyber 2024
The evolution of cyber security, artificial intelligence and more: a report on the biggest topics of conversation at TechNet Cyber 2024.
-
The future of missile defense in the Pacific
A top commander talks about the evolution of missile defense in the Pacific theater as the Pentagon looks to broadly expand capabilities there.
-
Cybersecurity investigation and Warrior Games highlights | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 6.29.24
A Department of Homeland Security official explains his agency’s efforts to track malicious actors who target government systems. Plus Warrior Games 2024 opens.
-
Real world conflicts inform military leaders on the future of electronic warfare
A DHS official talks through how his agency tracks potential breaches and threats to government systems by malicious actors.
-
Community turns out for funeral of ‘abandoned’ Marine veteran
When a funeral home put out the word asking for people to attend the funeral of a Marine vet with no family, the response was overwhelming.
