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Ivor Griffin, Montford Point Marine
Montford Marine Sgt. Ivor Griffin shares his story as a veteran of three wars.
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What the future holds for space and missile defense
Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson and Tom Karako, of the Center for Strategic and International Affairs, discuss the merging of missile defense and multi-domain warfare.
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Missile defense in the wake of NKorean proliferation
Coming off the recent Space & Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson talks with Tom Karako, a missile defense expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, about tension on the Korean Peninsula.
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Montford Point Marines 75th
In 1942, U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued a presidential directive that made it possible for African-Americans to join the Marine Corps. Unlike white recruits, African-Americans were not sent to boot camp in Parris Island, South Carolina, or San Diego. Instead, they were sent to basic training at Montford Point, North Carolina. Marine veteran Staff…
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Industry innovation and the European battlefield
Large-scale joint exercises don’t only build international camaraderie; they serve as a chance to test new gear and technology. The president of the Association of the United States Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham, outlines what’s needed from industry for the European battlefield.
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The strength of joint military exercises
Military training exercises are an essential component of military readiness. Retired U.S. Army Gen. Carter Ham and Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson discuss the ultimate gains of joint exercises like Anakonda and Saber Guardian.
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Collision at sea
After a second major collision of a U.S. Navy warship attached to the 7th Fleet in three months, the service has order a sweeping review. Defense News naval warfare reporter David Larter and Navy Times reporter Geoff Ziezulewicz offer analysis on the incident and the on-going investigation.
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Combat vet turned football star takes on mentoring role
Former NFL player and Army veteran Daniel Rodriguez is teaching kids football skills using his own experience in the field and in the service.
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Inside the National Museum of the Marine Corps
The National Museum of the Marine Corps’ director, Lin Ezell, takes Military Times Executive Editor Tony Lombardo on an exclusive tour of the museum’s new combat gallery.
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Riding shotgun in the latest wheeled armored vehicle
Defense News’ Puja Murgai hops a ride in a rapid intervention vehicle for an up-close, first-person experience across a Middle Eastern desert.
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Ivor Griffin, Montford Point Marine
Montford Marine Sgt. Ivor Griffin shares his story as a veteran of three wars.
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What the future holds for space and missile defense
Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson and Tom Karako, of the Center for Strategic and International Affairs, discuss the merging of missile defense and multi-domain warfare.
-
Missile defense in the wake of NKorean proliferation
Coming off the recent Space & Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson talks with Tom Karako, a missile defense expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, about tension on the Korean Peninsula.
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Montford Point Marines 75th
In 1942, U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued a presidential directive that made it possible for African-Americans to join the Marine Corps. Unlike white recruits, African-Americans were not sent to boot camp in Parris Island, South Carolina, or San Diego. Instead, they were sent to basic training at Montford Point, North Carolina. Marine veteran Staff…
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Industry innovation and the European battlefield
Large-scale joint exercises don’t only build international camaraderie; they serve as a chance to test new gear and technology. The president of the Association of the United States Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham, outlines what’s needed from industry for the European battlefield.
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The strength of joint military exercises
Military training exercises are an essential component of military readiness. Retired U.S. Army Gen. Carter Ham and Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson discuss the ultimate gains of joint exercises like Anakonda and Saber Guardian.
-
Collision at sea
After a second major collision of a U.S. Navy warship attached to the 7th Fleet in three months, the service has order a sweeping review. Defense News naval warfare reporter David Larter and Navy Times reporter Geoff Ziezulewicz offer analysis on the incident and the on-going investigation.
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Combat vet turned football star takes on mentoring role
Former NFL player and Army veteran Daniel Rodriguez is teaching kids football skills using his own experience in the field and in the service.
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Inside the National Museum of the Marine Corps
The National Museum of the Marine Corps’ director, Lin Ezell, takes Military Times Executive Editor Tony Lombardo on an exclusive tour of the museum’s new combat gallery.
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Riding shotgun in the latest wheeled armored vehicle
Defense News’ Puja Murgai hops a ride in a rapid intervention vehicle for an up-close, first-person experience across a Middle Eastern desert.
-
Ivor Griffin, Montford Point Marine
Montford Marine Sgt. Ivor Griffin shares his story as a veteran of three wars.
-
What the future holds for space and missile defense
Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson and Tom Karako, of the Center for Strategic and International Affairs, discuss the merging of missile defense and multi-domain warfare.
-
Missile defense in the wake of NKorean proliferation
Coming off the recent Space & Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson talks with Tom Karako, a missile defense expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, about tension on the Korean Peninsula.
-
Montford Point Marines 75th
In 1942, U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued a presidential directive that made it possible for African-Americans to join the Marine Corps. Unlike white recruits, African-Americans were not sent to boot camp in Parris Island, South Carolina, or San Diego. Instead, they were sent to basic training at Montford Point, North Carolina. Marine veteran Staff…
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Industry innovation and the European battlefield
Large-scale joint exercises don’t only build international camaraderie; they serve as a chance to test new gear and technology. The president of the Association of the United States Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham, outlines what’s needed from industry for the European battlefield.
-
The strength of joint military exercises
Military training exercises are an essential component of military readiness. Retired U.S. Army Gen. Carter Ham and Defense News land warfare reporter Jen Judson discuss the ultimate gains of joint exercises like Anakonda and Saber Guardian.
-
Collision at sea
After a second major collision of a U.S. Navy warship attached to the 7th Fleet in three months, the service has order a sweeping review. Defense News naval warfare reporter David Larter and Navy Times reporter Geoff Ziezulewicz offer analysis on the incident and the on-going investigation.
-
Combat vet turned football star takes on mentoring role
Former NFL player and Army veteran Daniel Rodriguez is teaching kids football skills using his own experience in the field and in the service.
-
Inside the National Museum of the Marine Corps
The National Museum of the Marine Corps’ director, Lin Ezell, takes Military Times Executive Editor Tony Lombardo on an exclusive tour of the museum’s new combat gallery.
-
Riding shotgun in the latest wheeled armored vehicle
Defense News’ Puja Murgai hops a ride in a rapid intervention vehicle for an up-close, first-person experience across a Middle Eastern desert.
