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The history behind the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
As the Vietnam Veterans Memorial turns 35, Defense News Weekly speaks with the founder of the funding initiative that made it possible, and we’re joined by Vietnam War veteran and former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
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What to expect at the Dubai Airshow
Air warfare reporter Valerie Insinna previews what might be announced and on display at the 2017 Dubai Airshow.
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The US Army’s biggest gap
Defense News Weekly gets a look at some of the possible solutions the U.S. Army could choose to fill the service’s short-range air-defense gap.
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Mattis, Dunford tour the Pacific
Defense News Weekly looks at Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and Gen. Joseph Dunford’s recent trips to the Pacific, in particular Mattis’ visit to the DMZ.
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Girl Scouts start cyber training on Capitol Hill
Girl Scouts will soon be able to earn cybersecurity badges, and they visited Capitol Hill to show off their skills.
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Green Berets lay wreath on grave of JFK
On Oct. 25, U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers laid a wreath on the grave of President John F. Kennedy, an early supporter of the Green Berets.
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Veterans Month: Clint Hill
For many veterans, military service is the defining experience of their lives. It becomes the foundation for others. Retired Secret Service Agent Clint Hill, who served as an Army counterintelligence agent, entered the history books when he was assigned to protect Jackie Kennedy.
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A front-row seat at the American Veterans Center Honors
Defense News Weekly visits the American Veterans Center Honors and interviews Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger and Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Flo Groberg.
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Hagel reflects on America and the Vietnam War
Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is the only enlisted Vietnam veteran to serve as defense secretary. He sat down with Military Times to discuss his service in the war and what it means to him today.
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What happened to 7th Fleet?
Defense News naval warfare reporter David Larter breaks down the recently released collision reports for the U.S. Navy destroyers Fitzgerald and John S. McCain.
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The history behind the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
As the Vietnam Veterans Memorial turns 35, Defense News Weekly speaks with the founder of the funding initiative that made it possible, and we’re joined by Vietnam War veteran and former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
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What to expect at the Dubai Airshow
Air warfare reporter Valerie Insinna previews what might be announced and on display at the 2017 Dubai Airshow.
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The US Army’s biggest gap
Defense News Weekly gets a look at some of the possible solutions the U.S. Army could choose to fill the service’s short-range air-defense gap.
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Mattis, Dunford tour the Pacific
Defense News Weekly looks at Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and Gen. Joseph Dunford’s recent trips to the Pacific, in particular Mattis’ visit to the DMZ.
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Girl Scouts start cyber training on Capitol Hill
Girl Scouts will soon be able to earn cybersecurity badges, and they visited Capitol Hill to show off their skills.
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Green Berets lay wreath on grave of JFK
On Oct. 25, U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers laid a wreath on the grave of President John F. Kennedy, an early supporter of the Green Berets.
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Veterans Month: Clint Hill
For many veterans, military service is the defining experience of their lives. It becomes the foundation for others. Retired Secret Service Agent Clint Hill, who served as an Army counterintelligence agent, entered the history books when he was assigned to protect Jackie Kennedy.
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A front-row seat at the American Veterans Center Honors
Defense News Weekly visits the American Veterans Center Honors and interviews Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger and Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Flo Groberg.
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Hagel reflects on America and the Vietnam War
Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is the only enlisted Vietnam veteran to serve as defense secretary. He sat down with Military Times to discuss his service in the war and what it means to him today.
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What happened to 7th Fleet?
Defense News naval warfare reporter David Larter breaks down the recently released collision reports for the U.S. Navy destroyers Fitzgerald and John S. McCain.
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The history behind the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
As the Vietnam Veterans Memorial turns 35, Defense News Weekly speaks with the founder of the funding initiative that made it possible, and we’re joined by Vietnam War veteran and former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
-
What to expect at the Dubai Airshow
Air warfare reporter Valerie Insinna previews what might be announced and on display at the 2017 Dubai Airshow.
-
The US Army’s biggest gap
Defense News Weekly gets a look at some of the possible solutions the U.S. Army could choose to fill the service’s short-range air-defense gap.
-
Mattis, Dunford tour the Pacific
Defense News Weekly looks at Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and Gen. Joseph Dunford’s recent trips to the Pacific, in particular Mattis’ visit to the DMZ.
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Girl Scouts start cyber training on Capitol Hill
Girl Scouts will soon be able to earn cybersecurity badges, and they visited Capitol Hill to show off their skills.
-
Green Berets lay wreath on grave of JFK
On Oct. 25, U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers laid a wreath on the grave of President John F. Kennedy, an early supporter of the Green Berets.
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Veterans Month: Clint Hill
For many veterans, military service is the defining experience of their lives. It becomes the foundation for others. Retired Secret Service Agent Clint Hill, who served as an Army counterintelligence agent, entered the history books when he was assigned to protect Jackie Kennedy.
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A front-row seat at the American Veterans Center Honors
Defense News Weekly visits the American Veterans Center Honors and interviews Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger and Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Flo Groberg.
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Hagel reflects on America and the Vietnam War
Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is the only enlisted Vietnam veteran to serve as defense secretary. He sat down with Military Times to discuss his service in the war and what it means to him today.
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What happened to 7th Fleet?
Defense News naval warfare reporter David Larter breaks down the recently released collision reports for the U.S. Navy destroyers Fitzgerald and John S. McCain.
