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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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Veterans Day special: VA Sec. speaks, and dogs honored | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 11.11.23
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs gives updates on his department’s progress, and a big dog gets a big award. Plus: interviews at Arlington Cemetery.
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Behind the scenes at Arlington’s Veterans Day prep
Ahead of the national holiday, workers and officials at Arlington National Cemetery talk about the process of preparing the solemn space.
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VA Sec wants you to apply for benefits
Reaching out helps not just individuals, but also broader tracking of veteran health issues.
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Speeding up VA’s hiring process
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough wants to add more staff in coming months, but doing so will require changes in how employees are brought in.
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How big should VA be?
As staff levels and department spending rise, Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough says care is all that matters.
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Is the VA growing too fast?
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough weighs whether aggressive hiring by his department in recent months brings with it other problems.
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Navy test fires missile from a drone ship
In a first for a Middle East-based Navy drone command, a missile was successfully fired from a surface drone, hitting a target boat off the Arabian Peninsula.
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Why POTUS would need authorization to fight against Hezbollah
Defense News Congress reporter Bryant Harris discusses the recent draft of military authorization and why the U.S. would need it to intervene against Hezbollah.
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The National WWII Museum opens final exhibits
The brand new, $400 million shrine to the history of American involvement in WWII opens its newest wing amid fanfare in New Orleans.
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Training for the return of trench warfare
With the war in Ukraine proving trench-to-trench battles are not a relic, NATO troops prepare for the grueling form of war.
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See what’s on the packing list of a Slovenian mountain warfare specialist
A mountain warfare specialist breaks down the gear needed to survive a treacherous climb in the Slovenian Alps
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U.S. leaders share urban warfare experience with Israel
U.S. military leadership shares hard-won lessons gained from years of urban warfare in Iraq and Afghanistan with Israel as the conflict in Gaza heats up.