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Defense News Weekly full episode March 25, 2018
On this edition of Defense News weekly, see the first flight of a new surveillance aircraft, learn about short range air defense, hear about the future of directed energy, and we’ll discuss the state of the defense industry.
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Remembering the Vietnam War
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. In an interview, the director of the Vietnam War Commemoration explains why its important to separate the warrior from the war. (Ben Murray and Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Computer-assisted healing
For a while, buildings, cars and military equipment could be designed with computers. But now it’s possible to use similar tech to heal wounded warriors at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Military’s only active-duty UFC fighter heads back to the octagon
Sgt. 1st Class Colton Smith, an active-duty soldier and professional MMA fighter, hopes to start his march back to the top of the UFC. (Ben Murray and Nicole Bauke/Staff)
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State of the defense industry
Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro gives her take on the state of the defense industry. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Lasers: The future is now
See what’s in store at the Pentagon’s Directed Energy exhibition. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Burning money in a trash can?
As part of testimony on Capitol Hill, Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer described money wasted through continuing resoltuions as basically burning cash in a trash can. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Buying two carriers at once
Could purchasing carriers two at a time save money? The U.S. Navy certainly thinks so. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Israel declassifies video of daring 2007 raid
The Israel Defense Forces has declassified video and admitted responsibility for an air raid in 2007 that destroyed a nearly operational Syrian nuclear reactor. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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State Department approves arms sales to Saudi Arabia
A day after a White House visit from Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, the State Department has approved a sale of more than 6,000 Raytheon TOW-2 anti-tank missiles, worth $670 million, to the Middle Eastern country.
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Defense News Weekly full episode March 25, 2018
On this edition of Defense News weekly, see the first flight of a new surveillance aircraft, learn about short range air defense, hear about the future of directed energy, and we’ll discuss the state of the defense industry.
-
Remembering the Vietnam War
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. In an interview, the director of the Vietnam War Commemoration explains why its important to separate the warrior from the war. (Ben Murray and Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Computer-assisted healing
For a while, buildings, cars and military equipment could be designed with computers. But now it’s possible to use similar tech to heal wounded warriors at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Military’s only active-duty UFC fighter heads back to the octagon
Sgt. 1st Class Colton Smith, an active-duty soldier and professional MMA fighter, hopes to start his march back to the top of the UFC. (Ben Murray and Nicole Bauke/Staff)
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State of the defense industry
Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro gives her take on the state of the defense industry. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
-
Lasers: The future is now
See what’s in store at the Pentagon’s Directed Energy exhibition. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
-
Burning money in a trash can?
As part of testimony on Capitol Hill, Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer described money wasted through continuing resoltuions as basically burning cash in a trash can. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Buying two carriers at once
Could purchasing carriers two at a time save money? The U.S. Navy certainly thinks so. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Israel declassifies video of daring 2007 raid
The Israel Defense Forces has declassified video and admitted responsibility for an air raid in 2007 that destroyed a nearly operational Syrian nuclear reactor. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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State Department approves arms sales to Saudi Arabia
A day after a White House visit from Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, the State Department has approved a sale of more than 6,000 Raytheon TOW-2 anti-tank missiles, worth $670 million, to the Middle Eastern country.
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Defense News Weekly full episode March 25, 2018
On this edition of Defense News weekly, see the first flight of a new surveillance aircraft, learn about short range air defense, hear about the future of directed energy, and we’ll discuss the state of the defense industry.
-
Remembering the Vietnam War
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. In an interview, the director of the Vietnam War Commemoration explains why its important to separate the warrior from the war. (Ben Murray and Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Computer-assisted healing
For a while, buildings, cars and military equipment could be designed with computers. But now it’s possible to use similar tech to heal wounded warriors at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
-
Military’s only active-duty UFC fighter heads back to the octagon
Sgt. 1st Class Colton Smith, an active-duty soldier and professional MMA fighter, hopes to start his march back to the top of the UFC. (Ben Murray and Nicole Bauke/Staff)
-
State of the defense industry
Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro gives her take on the state of the defense industry. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
-
Lasers: The future is now
See what’s in store at the Pentagon’s Directed Energy exhibition. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
-
Burning money in a trash can?
As part of testimony on Capitol Hill, Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer described money wasted through continuing resoltuions as basically burning cash in a trash can. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Buying two carriers at once
Could purchasing carriers two at a time save money? The U.S. Navy certainly thinks so. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Israel declassifies video of daring 2007 raid
The Israel Defense Forces has declassified video and admitted responsibility for an air raid in 2007 that destroyed a nearly operational Syrian nuclear reactor. (Jeff Martin and John Bretschneider/Staff)
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State Department approves arms sales to Saudi Arabia
A day after a White House visit from Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, the State Department has approved a sale of more than 6,000 Raytheon TOW-2 anti-tank missiles, worth $670 million, to the Middle Eastern country.
