Tag Archives: nuclear

Episode #146: Bi-Weekly News Roundup for Aug. 10, 2012

Posted on August 10, 2012 by Ian Graham

In our news roundup for Friday, August 10: Last week Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visited countries in Northern Africa and the Middle East to discuss regional security issues including the Syrian conflict and the Iranian nuclear program. Japanese Defense Minister …
Read More

Posted in DoD News, Emerging Media, Podcast | Tagged aircraft, Ambassador Choi-Young Jin, Arlington National Cemetery, Armistice, Defense Minister, Department of Defense, DoD, Egypt, F-22 Raptor, fighter jet, Hypoxia, Iran, Iron Dome, Israel, Japan, Korean War, Leon Panetta, Middle East, military, MV-22 Osprey, news, Northern Africa, nuclear, Okinawa, podcast, Satoshi Morimoto, SECDEF, Secretary of Defense, South Korea, Syria, Tunisia, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marine Corps, USMC, veterans, video | Leave a comment

Wednesday Warfighter: The Swift, Silent Stealth

Posted on August 1, 2012 by jtozer

Stealth for a submarine is something of a must. For the service members on board the USS Maine, not being seen and heard is a part of their daily life, but this is more than just being swift, silent and …
Read More

Posted in DoD News, Wednesday Warfighter | Tagged ballistic, deadly, machines, man, Navy, nuclear, nuclear-powered, service members, silent, SSBN, Submarine, submarines, swift, technology, U.S. Navy, USS Maine, video, warfighter, Wednesday | Leave a comment

Battlefield Laboratories

Posted on May 31, 2012 by jtozer

The 1st Area Medical Laboratory tested a new concept during a field training exercise that could revolutionize the unit’s framework. The 1st AML is designed as a deployable analytical laboratory with a diagnostic capability to detect and identify environment contaminations …
Read More

Posted in DoD News | Tagged 1st Area Medical Laboratory, 20th Support Command (CBRNE), AML, Anthony Bostick, biological, endemic and chemical, environmental, health, military medicine, nuclear, occupational, radiological, sampling, solar scientists, soldier scientist, threats | Leave a comment

Episode #130: Weekly News Roundup for April 6, 2012

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Ian Graham

In “This Week in the DoD” for April 6: Army Maj. Gen. Daniel Allyn spoke with Soldiers’ Radio and Television about the state of affairs in Afghanistan’s Regional Command-East and the region’s future. Pentagon Press Secretary and acting Assistant Secretary …
Read More

Posted in DoD News | Tagged Afghanistan, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, Barbara Thompson, budget, children, dentists, Department of Defense, DoD, family, future, George Little, health, kids, launch, Leon Panetta, Major General Daniel Allyn, medicine, Military Community and Family Policy, missile, Moldova, Month of the Military Child, Month of the Military Child, North Carolina, North Korea, nuclear, nuke, Pentagon, Press Secretary, Regional Command East, SECDEF, Secretary of Defense, Soldiers Radio and Television, USS Pelelie | Leave a comment

Episode #129: Weekly News Roundup for March 30, 2012

Posted on March 30, 2012 by Ian Graham

In “This Week in the DoD” for March 30: President Barack Obama visited troops in the Republic of Korea while in the country for an international nuclear summit. At the summit, he re-affirmed the United States’ commitment to security in …
Read More

Posted in DoD News, Emerging Media | Tagged Afghanistan, Around the Air Force, Canada, charges, Department of Defense, DMZ, DoD, DoDLive, General Janet Wolfenbarger, General John Allen, History, ISAF, Library of Congress, Major General Jeanne Holm, Mexico, military, NATO, North Korea, nuclear, President Barack Obama, Republic of Korea, ROK, shooting, South Korea, Staff Sergeant Robert Bales, strategy, U.S. Air Force, United States, Veterans History Project, Women's History Month | Leave a comment