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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 29, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we sit down with a former Air Force chief of staff, discuss the Trump administration’s new arms export rules and explore an old-time cyber remedy.
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Are cyber companies selling snake oil?
With a multitude of cyber “remedies” out there, it’s hard to tell which actually work. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Who is Operation Homefront’s military child of the year?
A lot of kids spend their free time on social media, or playing video games. Others, like the outstanding kids chosen to be military child of the year, spent thousands of hours volunteering in their communities. (Dustin. Q. Diaz/Staff)
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An Air Force journey
Retired Gen. Norton “Norty” Schwartz was the first non-fighter or bomber pilot to become U.S. Air Force chief of staff. Now he and his wife, Suzie, sat down discuss their journey. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Fallen Vietnam pilots, crew members honored
More than 40 years after the end of the Vietnam War, the helicopter pilots and crew members killed in action during the conflict were honored at Arlington National Cemetery with their own monument. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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The impact of new arms export rules
Aerospace Industries Association head Eric Fanning talks with Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta about the Trump administration’s new arms export rules. (Jeff Martin & John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 22, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we analyze coalition strikes in Syria, talk to one of Congress’ leading naval voices and break down the Navy’s frigate competition.
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The RAF comes to town
Get an up-close look at historic British Royal Air Force aircraft at the Smithsonian. (John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Who will build the next frigate?
Jerry Hendrix of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments breaks down the U.S. Navy’s frigate competition. (Staff)
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The Viper and the Venom
What’s next for two of the Marine Corps’ premier helicopters? Defense News Weekly has the intel. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 29, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we sit down with a former Air Force chief of staff, discuss the Trump administration’s new arms export rules and explore an old-time cyber remedy.
-
Are cyber companies selling snake oil?
With a multitude of cyber “remedies” out there, it’s hard to tell which actually work. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
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Who is Operation Homefront’s military child of the year?
A lot of kids spend their free time on social media, or playing video games. Others, like the outstanding kids chosen to be military child of the year, spent thousands of hours volunteering in their communities. (Dustin. Q. Diaz/Staff)
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An Air Force journey
Retired Gen. Norton “Norty” Schwartz was the first non-fighter or bomber pilot to become U.S. Air Force chief of staff. Now he and his wife, Suzie, sat down discuss their journey. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
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Fallen Vietnam pilots, crew members honored
More than 40 years after the end of the Vietnam War, the helicopter pilots and crew members killed in action during the conflict were honored at Arlington National Cemetery with their own monument. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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The impact of new arms export rules
Aerospace Industries Association head Eric Fanning talks with Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta about the Trump administration’s new arms export rules. (Jeff Martin & John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 22, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we analyze coalition strikes in Syria, talk to one of Congress’ leading naval voices and break down the Navy’s frigate competition.
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The RAF comes to town
Get an up-close look at historic British Royal Air Force aircraft at the Smithsonian. (John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Who will build the next frigate?
Jerry Hendrix of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments breaks down the U.S. Navy’s frigate competition. (Staff)
-
The Viper and the Venom
What’s next for two of the Marine Corps’ premier helicopters? Defense News Weekly has the intel. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 29, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we sit down with a former Air Force chief of staff, discuss the Trump administration’s new arms export rules and explore an old-time cyber remedy.
-
Are cyber companies selling snake oil?
With a multitude of cyber “remedies” out there, it’s hard to tell which actually work. (Daniel Woolfolk/Staff)
-
Who is Operation Homefront’s military child of the year?
A lot of kids spend their free time on social media, or playing video games. Others, like the outstanding kids chosen to be military child of the year, spent thousands of hours volunteering in their communities. (Dustin. Q. Diaz/Staff)
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An Air Force journey
Retired Gen. Norton “Norty” Schwartz was the first non-fighter or bomber pilot to become U.S. Air Force chief of staff. Now he and his wife, Suzie, sat down discuss their journey. (Jeff Martin/Staff)
-
Fallen Vietnam pilots, crew members honored
More than 40 years after the end of the Vietnam War, the helicopter pilots and crew members killed in action during the conflict were honored at Arlington National Cemetery with their own monument. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
-
The impact of new arms export rules
Aerospace Industries Association head Eric Fanning talks with Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta about the Trump administration’s new arms export rules. (Jeff Martin & John Bretschneider/Staff)
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Defense News Weekly full episode, April 22, 2018
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we analyze coalition strikes in Syria, talk to one of Congress’ leading naval voices and break down the Navy’s frigate competition.
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The RAF comes to town
Get an up-close look at historic British Royal Air Force aircraft at the Smithsonian. (John Bretschneider/Staff)
-
Who will build the next frigate?
Jerry Hendrix of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments breaks down the U.S. Navy’s frigate competition. (Staff)
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The Viper and the Venom
What’s next for two of the Marine Corps’ premier helicopters? Defense News Weekly has the intel. (Dustin Q. Diaz/Staff)
