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In this podcast, we explore the invasion of avatars in military training systems, modernization plans for helicopters and the post-wars outlook for robot-makers.

In this podcast, we explore the rise of smartphones, the Marines’ helicopter replacement program and military academies filling the nation’s cybersecurity gaps.

In this podcast, we explore the future of training, the Army’s restored combat choppers and staggering cybertheft losses.

In this podcast, we explore the ten technologies the U.S. Military needs for the next war.

In this podcast, we explore scientists’ pursuit of life saving uniforms, the competition to refurbish Humvee trucks, and the likelihood that small unmanned planes will be able to fly in U.S. airspace.

In this podcast, we explore the troops’ love-hate relationship with the mine-resistant ambush-protected trucks rushed into battle zones to protect troops from roadside bombs. We look at the arrival of new air force cargo planes as well as widespread cyber-espionage against U.S. firms.

In this podcast, we focus on the severe shortage of cybersecurity experts, tech-warriors that are changing the face of the army and power generating military trucks.

In this podcast, we focus on making weapons out of unmanned aerial vehicles, the Pentagon’s attempt to play catch-up with bomb makers, and the government’s green investment strategy.

In this podcast, we focus on smartphones for soldiers, the Navy’s shipbuilding challenges and plants that can detect explosives.

In this podcast, we focus on new ways special operators are using unmanned aerial systems, the industry’s pursuit of faster helicopters, and how solar power can lighten troops’ battery load.

In this podcast, we focus on the plans for army helicopters, technology for dismounted soldiers, and better robot prosthetics for injured soldiers.

In this podcast, we focus on the world of supercomputers, a new joint Navy and Army ship, and challenges developing a new ground combat vehicle.

In this podcast, we focus on the Army’s effort to improve body armor for foot soldiers, how the budget crunch is affecting the tactical wheeled vehicles market and a new idea that can help wounded warriors heal more quickly.

In this podcast, we focus on the military’s effort to go green by replacing its fuels with alternative energy, Marine Corps plans to lighten its equipment and some details about the Stuxnet worm that has reportedly infected Iranian computers.

In this podcast, we focus on new simulation technologies for the defense and homeland security markets.

Has the past ten years of war and the effort to get the latest and greatest technologies into the hands of war fighters resulted in basic research being ignored? Is America losing the innovation war when it comes to producing cutting edge weapons?

In this podcast, we look at the Army’s efforts to connect foot soldiers to communication networks, uncertainties facing the future use of unmanned aerial vehicles and the Marine Corps’ plans to deploy solar energy at forward operating bases.

In this podcast, we look at the tough duty sailors will face while serving on the new Littoral Combat Ship, the controversy over the hovering version of the Joint Strike Fighter, and a Department of Homeland Security lab where technicians try to outsmart each other in an effort to prevent bombs from making it onto airplanes.

In this podcast, we look at U.S. Special Operations Command and its unique technology wish list, the Navy’s efforts to deploy a high-energy laser that can destroy targets at sea, and three new experimental aircraft, all capable of reaching hypersonic speeds.

In this podcast, we look at the Navy’s efforts to maintain its fleet of attack submarines, a plan to deploy unmanned cargo helicopters in Afghanistan, and a movement to eliminate the thousands of pieces of junk that orbit Earth and threaten military and commercial satellites.

In this podcast, we look at Marine Corps budget challenges, a concept to recycle plastics into fuel and, the military’s failure to field new kinds of ground robots.

In this podcast, we look at the Air Force’s plans to give all of its recruits an avatar that will follow their careers in a virtual world, a profile of a Russian cyberthief, and the Army’s attempt to match the success of iPhones.

In this podcast, we look at the the unseen costs of military fuel, the Army’s push to field its own unmanned air force and the Defense Department’s fight against crude, but deadly, roadside bombs in Afghanistan.

In this podcast, we look at the competition to field the Navy’s new littoral combat ship, trends in unmanned aerial vehicles and an idea to use cockroaches to detect nuclear material.

In this podcast, we look at Army and Marine Corps requirements for their truck fleets, an ongoing turf war between the Air Force and Army over control of unmanned aerial vehicles and a promising device that may one day help treat victims of head trauma on the battlefield.