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Defense News Weekly full episode, Jan. 6, 2019
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, it’s a new regime at the Pentagon, as we look at the man leading the Department of Defense—and who will take the job full time.
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A new regime at the Pentagon
Find out what we know about Acting Secretary Patrick Shanahan–and how long he might be in office.
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KC-46 delayed again
Because of turnover at the Pentagon, Boeing wasn’t able to deliver the first KC-46 at the end of 2018.
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Russia tests hypersonic glide vehicle
In a test overseen by Vladimir Putin, Russia has tested the Avangard missile, with plans to deploy it this year.
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Defense News Weekly: A Year in Review
On this special edition, we look at some of our biggest interviews and some of the most interesting stories from 2018.
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US Army moves closer to equipping an active protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicles
The Army’s chosen active protection system for Bradley Fighting Vehicles, the Iron Fist Light system, is moving forward to the second phase of testing.
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Defense News Weekly full episode Dec. 16, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we look at the cause of a Marine KC-130T crash, discuss the new nominee to run the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and hear what the next Congress could look like.
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SM-3 Block IIA intercept succeeds
Demonstrating a new capability while doing so, the Missile Defense Agency had a successful missile defense intercept test off of Hawaii.
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The Navy’s newest stealth destroyer hits the water
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.
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What does the nomination of the new Joint Chiefs chairman mean for the Pentagon?
Deputy editor Aaron Mehta explains how the nomination of Army Gen. Mark Milley could mean for both the Pentagon—and the military as a whole.
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Defense News Weekly full episode, Jan. 6, 2019
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, it’s a new regime at the Pentagon, as we look at the man leading the Department of Defense—and who will take the job full time.
-
A new regime at the Pentagon
Find out what we know about Acting Secretary Patrick Shanahan–and how long he might be in office.
-
KC-46 delayed again
Because of turnover at the Pentagon, Boeing wasn’t able to deliver the first KC-46 at the end of 2018.
-
Russia tests hypersonic glide vehicle
In a test overseen by Vladimir Putin, Russia has tested the Avangard missile, with plans to deploy it this year.
-
Defense News Weekly: A Year in Review
On this special edition, we look at some of our biggest interviews and some of the most interesting stories from 2018.
-
US Army moves closer to equipping an active protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicles
The Army’s chosen active protection system for Bradley Fighting Vehicles, the Iron Fist Light system, is moving forward to the second phase of testing.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode Dec. 16, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we look at the cause of a Marine KC-130T crash, discuss the new nominee to run the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and hear what the next Congress could look like.
-
SM-3 Block IIA intercept succeeds
Demonstrating a new capability while doing so, the Missile Defense Agency had a successful missile defense intercept test off of Hawaii.
-
The Navy’s newest stealth destroyer hits the water
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.
-
What does the nomination of the new Joint Chiefs chairman mean for the Pentagon?
Deputy editor Aaron Mehta explains how the nomination of Army Gen. Mark Milley could mean for both the Pentagon—and the military as a whole.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode, Jan. 6, 2019
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, it’s a new regime at the Pentagon, as we look at the man leading the Department of Defense—and who will take the job full time.
-
A new regime at the Pentagon
Find out what we know about Acting Secretary Patrick Shanahan–and how long he might be in office.
-
KC-46 delayed again
Because of turnover at the Pentagon, Boeing wasn’t able to deliver the first KC-46 at the end of 2018.
-
Russia tests hypersonic glide vehicle
In a test overseen by Vladimir Putin, Russia has tested the Avangard missile, with plans to deploy it this year.
-
Defense News Weekly: A Year in Review
On this special edition, we look at some of our biggest interviews and some of the most interesting stories from 2018.
-
US Army moves closer to equipping an active protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicles
The Army’s chosen active protection system for Bradley Fighting Vehicles, the Iron Fist Light system, is moving forward to the second phase of testing.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode Dec. 16, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we look at the cause of a Marine KC-130T crash, discuss the new nominee to run the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and hear what the next Congress could look like.
-
SM-3 Block IIA intercept succeeds
Demonstrating a new capability while doing so, the Missile Defense Agency had a successful missile defense intercept test off of Hawaii.
-
The Navy’s newest stealth destroyer hits the water
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, the U.S.S. Lyndon B. Johnson, has been launched in Maine.
-
What does the nomination of the new Joint Chiefs chairman mean for the Pentagon?
Deputy editor Aaron Mehta explains how the nomination of Army Gen. Mark Milley could mean for both the Pentagon—and the military as a whole.
