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Red Cat Expands Its Drone Portfolio With New Aerial and Maritime Systems
Red Cat highlights new aerial and maritime unmanned systems, upgraded drone capabilities and efforts to scale production for the U.S. military.
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Systematic Tackles Battlefield Connectivity Challenges With SitaWare
Systematic discusses how SitaWare helps military units maintain command and control when battlefield networks are disrupted, degraded or disconnected.
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How General Dynamics Is Modernizing Military Communications Security
General Dynamics Mission Systems discusses high-speed encryption and adaptable security technology designed to protect military networks as cyber threats evolve
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Hegseth appoints Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer to Barracks Task Force
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth taps the Marine reservist to serve as a senior advisor for the Pentagon’s effort to improve troops’ living conditions.
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How Comtech Is Building More Resilient Military Communications Networks
Comtech discusses how hybrid networks, troposcatter technology and software-defined systems can help keep military communications operating when connections fai
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How Iridium Is Helping the Army Stay Connected Beyond Line of Sight
Iridium discusses satellite communications that keep soldiers and unmanned systems connected, along with navigation technology for GPS-disrupted environments.
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New Raider-Bomber advances, and more headlines | Defense Dollars
Northrop Grumman’s stealthy aircraft heads to ground tests, and a $34 million contract is awarded for a military network upgrade.
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Troops headed to Europe and an update from the ground in Lviv | Defense News Weekly full episode
We get updates about Lviv from correspondent Katie Livingstone and Pentagon Bureau Chief Meghann Myers.
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‘We would like to see some balls’: Ukrainian defense expert to allies (Full interview)
Military Times Senior Managing Editor Howard Altman speaks to Oleksandr Danylyuk, who is presently on Ukraine’s front lines.
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Will the Army have its own mobile nuclear reactors on the battlefield? | Miltech
Todd South brings us this week’s MilTech.
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Safe skies and sanctions: What pro-Ukraine activists want from NATO
Defense News Weekly speaks to protestors near the White House in Washington, DC on Monday. We hear from demonstrators including a Cold War veteran on what they
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Soldiers readying to fight and people fleeing: Updates from Lviv
Correspondent Katie Livingstone updates us on the situation on the western Ukrainian city of Lviv. Images: Katie Livingstone and the Associated Press.
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U.S. troops are headed to Europe. What will they do?
United States service members are headed to Europe. Military Times Pentagon Bureau Chief Meghann Myers fills us in on the mission.
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U.S. troops are headed to Europe. What will they do?
United States service members are headed to Europe. Military Times Bureau Chief Meghann Myers fills us in on their mission.
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Trust your gut: Army developing probiotic bars for battle
U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine dietitians want to feed the good bacteria in your gut to help during adverse situation.
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Russia’s unmanned playground & good battlefield germs | Full Episode
Russia used Syria as a laboratory to build better drones. An expert shows us how they achieved their unmanned capabilities and probiotics on the battlefield? Ho
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Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
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How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.