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'ZO WS AERIAL Shot of Pentagon / Washington DC, United States'
'ZO WS AERIAL Shot of Pentagon / Washington DC, United States'
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A soccer ball spins in front of a tan background.
A soccer ball spins in front of a tan background.
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'WS AERIAL Shot of Pentagon / Washington DC, United States'
'WS AERIAL Shot of Pentagon / Washington DC, United States'
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US Defense Secretary James Mattis & Singapore
Honor Cordon - formal welcome with military honors - for Sinagore's Defense Minister Ng with U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis. Includes band playing anthems of both countries and nice close up / side shot of Mattis' face at about 3:10
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WASHINGTON DC c.1951 : A reporter announces the detainment of an American general as the war goes on in Korea
WASHINGTON DC CIRCA 1951 : A reporter announces the detainment of an American general as the war goes on in Korea.
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WASHINGTON DC c.1951 : Reporters obtain a list of American servicemen detained in Korea during wartime as President Truman warns of their validity
WASHINGTON DC CIRCA 1951 : Reporters obtain a list of American servicemen detained in Korea during wartime as President Truman warns of their validity.
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WASHINGTON DC c.1951 : A list of detained American servicemen are printed in the Pentagon during war and their next of kin are contacted
WASHINGTON DC CIRCA 1951 : A list of detained American servicemen are printed in the Pentagon during war and their next of kin are contacted.
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WASHINGTON DC c.1951 : American servicemen detained in Korea are announced in the Pentagon
WASHINGTON DC CIRCA 1951 : American servicemen detained in Korea are announced in the Pentagon.
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WASHINGTON DC c.1951 : The Pentagon is viewed as a short list of UN Prisoners of war is released by Communists as the battle for Korea goes on
WASHINGTON DC CIRCA 1951 : The Pentagon is viewed as a short list of UN Prisoners of war is released by Communists as the battle for Korea goes on.
Bloomberg
WATCH: Navy Aircraft Carrier Rocked in 'Shock Trial'
Jun.21 -- The U.S. Defense Department says the U.S.S. Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier completed a set of scheduled Full Ship Shock Trials in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday. The Defense Department says these live explosive tests are...
Bloomberg
Obamas Change in Tone Echoes Bush on War Footing
Sept. 25 -- President Barack Obamas blunt words on Islamic terrorism marked a striking shift for his annual address to United Nations, as he moved away from the language of accommodation to rhetoric reminiscent of predecessor President...
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Pentagon Fires Official In Charge Of Defense Production Act
Santos was in charge of the Defense Production Act, which has been used to boost production of masks and other items amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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How The Military Is Boosting Recruitment Through Video Games
With enlistment dropping, the military is turning to video games to make an impact with young recruits.
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Iran President Rouhani: Terrorism Has Become Globalized
Sept. 25 -- Iranian President Hassan Rouhani speaks out against terrorism at the United Nations in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Which Defense Companies Benefit From Higher NATO Spending?
Apr.03 -- The U.S. accounts for 70 percent of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's military expenditure. While other nations in the 29-member alliance have pledged to increase spending, Bloomberg's Emma Chandra looks at which defense...
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Drone Technology Gives Edge To Ukrainian Forces Fighting Russia
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense spokesperson, Col. Oleksandr Motuzyanyk, told Newsy the Phoenix drones will be quickly dispatched to the front lines.
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The U.S. Marks The 21st Anniversary Of The 9/11 Terror Attacks
The ceremonies also come one month after a U.S. drone strike killed Ayman al-Zawahri, a key Al-Qaeda leader who helped plan the attacks.
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Amazon Sues Pentagon After Losing $10 Billion Contract To Microsoft
Amazon filed its complaint with the Court of Federal Claims under seal to protect trade secrets.
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Musk's Ukraine Starlink Warning
Longview Global Advisors President Dr. DJ Peterson and Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow join Emily Chang to discuss Elon Musk's threat to cut financial support for the Starlink system that has become an essential communications tool as Ukraine...
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Alaska Joins Lawsuit Challenging Vaccine Mandate For National Guard
Gov. Mike Dunleavy joined Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in a lawsuit against the Biden administration's inoculation requirement for the military.
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House Wants Investigation of Pentagon's COVID-19 Spending
House Democrats call for an investigation into the Pentagon using COVID-19 relief funds to pay defense contractors.
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DOD Contract Paused for Amazon Conflict Probe
Feb.20 -- The Defense Department’s investigation into whether conflicts of interest involving Amazon Web Services Inc. tainted its $10 billion cloud services procurement requires staying Oracle America Inc.'s protest, the U.S. Court of...
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Military Changes Hair Standards To Be More Inclusive For Minorities
Women in the Army or Air Force can have shaved heads, ponytails and braids after the military admitted old rules discriminated against Black women.