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How do week-to-week federal budgets affect the military?
Since Congress has resorted to passing short-term bills to fund the government, ripple effects have been being felt in the military. We look at some of the impa
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Inside the Navy’s marine mammal program
A look at the Navy’s Marine Mammal Program, now in its 65th year of training dolphins and other animals to perform underwater tasks, and study their behavior.
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Could more beard accommodations for sailors and Marines be coming?
Court filings suggest the Navy is mulling allowing more sailors to wear beards for religious and other reasons. Could a change be underway?
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What is bravery? Medal of Honor recipients tackle that question here on March 12
Beginning March 12, “The Honor Project: Reflections on Courage,” a special nine-part series from Military Times. Visit Military Times YouTube for more.
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Ride along for a simulated bombing run in a B-52 Stratofortress
What is it like to be airborne in a bomber old enough to have flown in Vietnam? Go aloft in America’s oldest active long range bomber, the B-52.
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The future of the B-52 and a look at Navy boxing | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.2.24
Go inside one of America’s oldest and most storied bombers, and get behind the scenes at a Navy boxing event. Plus: the latest firearms at SHOT Show.
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What’s it like to get punched in the face by a sailor?
Watch Midshipmen go toe-to-toe in a U.S. Naval Academy tradition, and hear what it’s like to get hit in the ring.
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Check out Heckler & Koch’s military selection
Heckler and Koch is known for supplying special operators with high-end firearms. We check out their booth at SHOT Show
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The Marines ponder uniform changes and the Navy opens a robotics warfare rating
In news from around the military, the Corps looks at whether women can wear boat cloaks, while the Navy creates a job focused on robotics. Plus: new aircraft la
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Sec. Austin grilled about hospitalization
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin testified at the House Armed Services Committee about his failure to notify the president about his hospitalization.
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How do week-to-week federal budgets affect the military?
Since Congress has resorted to passing short-term bills to fund the government, ripple effects have been being felt in the military. We look at some of the impa
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Inside the Navy’s marine mammal program
A look at the Navy’s Marine Mammal Program, now in its 65th year of training dolphins and other animals to perform underwater tasks, and study their behavior.
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Could more beard accommodations for sailors and Marines be coming?
Court filings suggest the Navy is mulling allowing more sailors to wear beards for religious and other reasons. Could a change be underway?
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What is bravery? Medal of Honor recipients tackle that question here on March 12
Beginning March 12, “The Honor Project: Reflections on Courage,” a special nine-part series from Military Times. Visit Military Times YouTube for more.
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Ride along for a simulated bombing run in a B-52 Stratofortress
What is it like to be airborne in a bomber old enough to have flown in Vietnam? Go aloft in America’s oldest active long range bomber, the B-52.
-
The future of the B-52 and a look at Navy boxing | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.2.24
Go inside one of America’s oldest and most storied bombers, and get behind the scenes at a Navy boxing event. Plus: the latest firearms at SHOT Show.
-
What’s it like to get punched in the face by a sailor?
Watch Midshipmen go toe-to-toe in a U.S. Naval Academy tradition, and hear what it’s like to get hit in the ring.
-
Check out Heckler & Koch’s military selection
Heckler and Koch is known for supplying special operators with high-end firearms. We check out their booth at SHOT Show
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The Marines ponder uniform changes and the Navy opens a robotics warfare rating
In news from around the military, the Corps looks at whether women can wear boat cloaks, while the Navy creates a job focused on robotics. Plus: new aircraft la
-
Sec. Austin grilled about hospitalization
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin testified at the House Armed Services Committee about his failure to notify the president about his hospitalization.
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How do week-to-week federal budgets affect the military?
Since Congress has resorted to passing short-term bills to fund the government, ripple effects have been being felt in the military. We look at some of the impa
-
Inside the Navy’s marine mammal program
A look at the Navy’s Marine Mammal Program, now in its 65th year of training dolphins and other animals to perform underwater tasks, and study their behavior.
-
Could more beard accommodations for sailors and Marines be coming?
Court filings suggest the Navy is mulling allowing more sailors to wear beards for religious and other reasons. Could a change be underway?
-
What is bravery? Medal of Honor recipients tackle that question here on March 12
Beginning March 12, “The Honor Project: Reflections on Courage,” a special nine-part series from Military Times. Visit Military Times YouTube for more.
-
Ride along for a simulated bombing run in a B-52 Stratofortress
What is it like to be airborne in a bomber old enough to have flown in Vietnam? Go aloft in America’s oldest active long range bomber, the B-52.
-
The future of the B-52 and a look at Navy boxing | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 3.2.24
Go inside one of America’s oldest and most storied bombers, and get behind the scenes at a Navy boxing event. Plus: the latest firearms at SHOT Show.
-
What’s it like to get punched in the face by a sailor?
Watch Midshipmen go toe-to-toe in a U.S. Naval Academy tradition, and hear what it’s like to get hit in the ring.
-
Check out Heckler & Koch’s military selection
Heckler and Koch is known for supplying special operators with high-end firearms. We check out their booth at SHOT Show
-
The Marines ponder uniform changes and the Navy opens a robotics warfare rating
In news from around the military, the Corps looks at whether women can wear boat cloaks, while the Navy creates a job focused on robotics. Plus: new aircraft la
-
Sec. Austin grilled about hospitalization
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin testified at the House Armed Services Committee about his failure to notify the president about his hospitalization.
