Defense News Weekly
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Lockheed Martin unveils new PAC-3 Edge interceptor for Patriot systems
With demand rising for advanced interceptors, Lockheed debuts a missile it says improves on earlier generations of weapons.
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Better weapons, new berets and personal comfort | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 10.13.2
From urine collection systems to updated weaponry and even a new beret for EOD airmen, a bevy of updates could be headed for troops across the military.
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Working to relieve “tactical dehydration” with new urine collection systems for troops
Skydrate shows off the latest designs for its urine collection systems, made to aid pilots and troops stuck in convoys of both sexes.
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Army looking to advance another new rifle for troops | Headlines
Fielding of the M8 carbine, the Army took notes from soldiers on its weight and length and aims to get it into troops’ hands by December
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Defense Manpower Data Center’s data breach | MOAA Headlines
Personal information for millions potentially got exposed in a security breach at a military agency, officials said recently.
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From “Me” to “We”- Money Tips for Couples | Money Minute
From tackling debt to padding an emergency or retirement fund, naming money goals as a team can help you avoid surprises later.
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Germany makes a massive fighter purchase | Defense Dollars
Germany makes a huge pivot in plotting the future of its air force, putting in a bid to buy a fleet of F35s on this week’s Defense Dollars.
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Why a “no-fly zone” means war | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.12.22
An expert outlines why a “no-fly zone” is a complicated endeavor that inevitably means combat, and a Ukrainian official tells the U.S. to “show some balls.”
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Money Minute — Fraud calling scams are on the rise. How can you protect your personal information?
Fraudsters are targeting you through your phone. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack tells you how to recognize and to avoid fraud.
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Ukrainian drone hobbyists join efforts against Russia
A key new tool in modern warfare is the drone — and civilian hobbyists are looking for ways to provide them to Ukrainian fighters.
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What does Ukraine need from the U.S.? Military official: “We would like to see some balls.”
A senior Ukrainian military official said his country’s forces are in high spirits, but said NATO and U.S. leaders needed to show some more… um, fortitude.
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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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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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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