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Hegseth announces testosterone screenings for all troops over 30
Defense Secretary says new program will test troops for low levels of the hormone and offer treatment to ensure a “biological foundation to fight.”
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VIDEO: US uses unmanned one-way surface drones to attack Iranian port
Video released by the Department of Defense shows three Corsair attack drones hitting an Iranian naval base, in what the Pentagon called a first.
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Recruiting and retention at the forefront: a conversation with top enlisted leaders
The Military Officers Association of America gathered senior enlisted leaders from across the services for conversation on topics ranging from recruitment to AI
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Meet the fast-moving fire support vehicle named after a mythical Norse wolf | Eurosatory 2026
At Eurosatory 2026, Defense companies John Cockerill and Arquus unveil the Fenris, a 6×6 armored vehicle with a 105 mm turret meant for rapid fire support.
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Spot the Signs of Imposter Scams — Money Minute
Don’t let imposter scams catch you off guard. Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union returns with tips on how to safeguard your savings.
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Pentagon turns to Mike Rowe to reenergize skilled trades training | Headlines
TV presenter Mike Rowe’s foundation got a $10 million kickstart to help the Pentagon train workers for the defense industrial base. Plus, autonomous minelayers.
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Navy says sailors with ‘unmanageable permanent’ razor bumps face separation
A new directive in the Navy says sailors who need shaving waivers for more than one year face involuntary separation.
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Army tests autonomous mass minelaying
Soldiers strapped a mine delivery system to an unmanned truck and let technology do the work to try to get combat engineers out of a dangerous mission.
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Ukraine will get ‘license’ for making Patriot interceptors, Trump says at NATO meeting
President Trump told reporters he would grant Ukraine the ability to make its own Patriot interceptors, but offered few details.
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The Medal of Honor and veteran transition assistance | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.7.26
Two Marines and one soldier were recently awarded the MOH. One foundation seeks to help vets with MMA training. Those stories and more on this week’s episode.
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Hegseth announces testosterone screenings for all troops over 30
Defense Secretary says new program will test troops for low levels of the hormone and offer treatment to ensure a “biological foundation to fight.”
-
VIDEO: US uses unmanned one-way surface drones to attack Iranian port
Video released by the Department of Defense shows three Corsair attack drones hitting an Iranian naval base, in what the Pentagon called a first.
-
Recruiting and retention at the forefront: a conversation with top enlisted leaders
The Military Officers Association of America gathered senior enlisted leaders from across the services for conversation on topics ranging from recruitment to AI
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Meet the fast-moving fire support vehicle named after a mythical Norse wolf | Eurosatory 2026
At Eurosatory 2026, Defense companies John Cockerill and Arquus unveil the Fenris, a 6×6 armored vehicle with a 105 mm turret meant for rapid fire support.
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Spot the Signs of Imposter Scams — Money Minute
Don’t let imposter scams catch you off guard. Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union returns with tips on how to safeguard your savings.
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Pentagon turns to Mike Rowe to reenergize skilled trades training | Headlines
TV presenter Mike Rowe’s foundation got a $10 million kickstart to help the Pentagon train workers for the defense industrial base. Plus, autonomous minelayers.
-
Navy says sailors with ‘unmanageable permanent’ razor bumps face separation
A new directive in the Navy says sailors who need shaving waivers for more than one year face involuntary separation.
-
Army tests autonomous mass minelaying
Soldiers strapped a mine delivery system to an unmanned truck and let technology do the work to try to get combat engineers out of a dangerous mission.
-
Ukraine will get ‘license’ for making Patriot interceptors, Trump says at NATO meeting
President Trump told reporters he would grant Ukraine the ability to make its own Patriot interceptors, but offered few details.
-
The Medal of Honor and veteran transition assistance | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.7.26
Two Marines and one soldier were recently awarded the MOH. One foundation seeks to help vets with MMA training. Those stories and more on this week’s episode.
-
Hegseth announces testosterone screenings for all troops over 30
Defense Secretary says new program will test troops for low levels of the hormone and offer treatment to ensure a “biological foundation to fight.”
-
VIDEO: US uses unmanned one-way surface drones to attack Iranian port
Video released by the Department of Defense shows three Corsair attack drones hitting an Iranian naval base, in what the Pentagon called a first.
-
Recruiting and retention at the forefront: a conversation with top enlisted leaders
The Military Officers Association of America gathered senior enlisted leaders from across the services for conversation on topics ranging from recruitment to AI
-
Meet the fast-moving fire support vehicle named after a mythical Norse wolf | Eurosatory 2026
At Eurosatory 2026, Defense companies John Cockerill and Arquus unveil the Fenris, a 6×6 armored vehicle with a 105 mm turret meant for rapid fire support.
-
Spot the Signs of Imposter Scams — Money Minute
Don’t let imposter scams catch you off guard. Jeanette Mack from Navy Federal Credit Union returns with tips on how to safeguard your savings.
-
Pentagon turns to Mike Rowe to reenergize skilled trades training | Headlines
TV presenter Mike Rowe’s foundation got a $10 million kickstart to help the Pentagon train workers for the defense industrial base. Plus, autonomous minelayers.
-
Navy says sailors with ‘unmanageable permanent’ razor bumps face separation
A new directive in the Navy says sailors who need shaving waivers for more than one year face involuntary separation.
-
Army tests autonomous mass minelaying
Soldiers strapped a mine delivery system to an unmanned truck and let technology do the work to try to get combat engineers out of a dangerous mission.
-
Ukraine will get ‘license’ for making Patriot interceptors, Trump says at NATO meeting
President Trump told reporters he would grant Ukraine the ability to make its own Patriot interceptors, but offered few details.
-
The Medal of Honor and veteran transition assistance | Defense News Weekly Full Episode 7.7.26
Two Marines and one soldier were recently awarded the MOH. One foundation seeks to help vets with MMA training. Those stories and more on this week’s episode.













