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This Marine was given opioids for combat wounds. He was never the same.
Jon Basara wanted to be the best Marine he could be – but trauma from combat waylaid him. For relief, he was given opioids, sparking a years-long struggle.
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Preparing for Holiday Spending — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is here to help you prepare for this gift-giving season while keeping your finances in line.
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Second Trump presidency could mean harder line with defense industry
Trump touted his administration’s renegotiation of the Air Force One contract with Boeing as an example of how he could cut defense costs.
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Last American soldier to leave Afghanistan to command US Army Europe
The general, whose career has been defined by special operations, has been tapped to lead a conventional deterrence mission.
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A Marine veteran’s struggle with pain and addiction | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.16.24
Scarred by battle, a Marine who served in Iraq was giving opioids for relief, sparking a years-long battle. Plus, an effort to highlight female Marines vets.
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Pioneering female Marines’ story highlighted by veteran
In her time at war, Riane Donoho was part of a team of female Marines working with local residents. Now, she looks to highlight the work of her fellow vets.
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What is AI’s role in defense manufacturing?
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in the defense industry. How will it factor into manufacturing? A pair of experts weigh in.
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US signs long-sought intelligence sharing deal with the Philippines
The agreement, in the shop for two years, brings the two countries closer to real fighting partners.
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US allows Ukraine to fire deeper into Russia ahead of Kursk battle
The move marks the latest reversal from the White House on what weapons it’s sending and how freely Ukraine can use them.
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US, Japan, Australia broaden exercises, set target for live-fire drill
The three militaries are learning to work together in case of a crisis in the region.
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This Marine was given opioids for combat wounds. He was never the same.
Jon Basara wanted to be the best Marine he could be – but trauma from combat waylaid him. For relief, he was given opioids, sparking a years-long struggle.
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Preparing for Holiday Spending — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is here to help you prepare for this gift-giving season while keeping your finances in line.
-
Second Trump presidency could mean harder line with defense industry
Trump touted his administration’s renegotiation of the Air Force One contract with Boeing as an example of how he could cut defense costs.
-
Last American soldier to leave Afghanistan to command US Army Europe
The general, whose career has been defined by special operations, has been tapped to lead a conventional deterrence mission.
-
A Marine veteran’s struggle with pain and addiction | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.16.24
Scarred by battle, a Marine who served in Iraq was giving opioids for relief, sparking a years-long battle. Plus, an effort to highlight female Marines vets.
-
Pioneering female Marines’ story highlighted by veteran
In her time at war, Riane Donoho was part of a team of female Marines working with local residents. Now, she looks to highlight the work of her fellow vets.
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What is AI’s role in defense manufacturing?
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in the defense industry. How will it factor into manufacturing? A pair of experts weigh in.
-
US signs long-sought intelligence sharing deal with the Philippines
The agreement, in the shop for two years, brings the two countries closer to real fighting partners.
-
US allows Ukraine to fire deeper into Russia ahead of Kursk battle
The move marks the latest reversal from the White House on what weapons it’s sending and how freely Ukraine can use them.
-
US, Japan, Australia broaden exercises, set target for live-fire drill
The three militaries are learning to work together in case of a crisis in the region.
-
This Marine was given opioids for combat wounds. He was never the same.
Jon Basara wanted to be the best Marine he could be – but trauma from combat waylaid him. For relief, he was given opioids, sparking a years-long struggle.
-
Preparing for Holiday Spending — Money Minute
Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union is here to help you prepare for this gift-giving season while keeping your finances in line.
-
Second Trump presidency could mean harder line with defense industry
Trump touted his administration’s renegotiation of the Air Force One contract with Boeing as an example of how he could cut defense costs.
-
Last American soldier to leave Afghanistan to command US Army Europe
The general, whose career has been defined by special operations, has been tapped to lead a conventional deterrence mission.
-
A Marine veteran’s struggle with pain and addiction | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 11.16.24
Scarred by battle, a Marine who served in Iraq was giving opioids for relief, sparking a years-long battle. Plus, an effort to highlight female Marines vets.
-
Pioneering female Marines’ story highlighted by veteran
In her time at war, Riane Donoho was part of a team of female Marines working with local residents. Now, she looks to highlight the work of her fellow vets.
-
What is AI’s role in defense manufacturing?
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in the defense industry. How will it factor into manufacturing? A pair of experts weigh in.
-
US signs long-sought intelligence sharing deal with the Philippines
The agreement, in the shop for two years, brings the two countries closer to real fighting partners.
-
US allows Ukraine to fire deeper into Russia ahead of Kursk battle
The move marks the latest reversal from the White House on what weapons it’s sending and how freely Ukraine can use them.
-
US, Japan, Australia broaden exercises, set target for live-fire drill
The three militaries are learning to work together in case of a crisis in the region.
