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For review:1. President Trump on Last Leg of Middle East Visit.2. Despite No President Putin- Russia & Ukraine Delegations Still to Meet on16 May.3. US Army's First Unit Fielded with FLRAA will be 101st Airborne Division.4. US Army High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES) aircraft procurement down to 6 systems instead of 12, as originally thought.  Last year, the Sierra Nevada Corporation won an Army contract to integrate a suite of capabilities onto the Bombardier Global 6500 jet under the HADES program. The service wants to have an initial aircraft ready for the force by the end of 2026 or early 2027.5.  USMC Commandant said the Marine Corps is still committed to the JLTV program. “It is our workhorse on the ground tactical vehicle fleet,” General Eric Smith told the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense. Speaking to reporters in Tennessee on Wednesday, Army Vice Chief General James Mingus said the Army's last tranche of JLTVs was purchased in January. 6. US Senate Confirms Troy Meink as Air Force Secretary.

Today's Story: Improved Tactical Support Vehicles

For review:1. Royal Australian Navy Destroyer Employs Naval Strike Missile at RIMPAC 2024.Royal Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Sydney (DDG-42) successfully fired a Naval Strike Missile and sank former amphibious assault ship USS Tarawa (LHA-1) in the waters off Hawaii during the biennial Rim of the Pacific 2024 exercise.2. China & Philippines open a direct line of communication between respective presidential offices to prevent escalation of events during territorial disputes in the South China Sea.3. Israel Prime Minister in Washington D.C. (Monday).PM Netanyahu will address a joint session of the US Congress on Wednesday and will meet with President Joe Biden in the White House on Thursday. 4. At Farnborough Air Show, Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) partners (Italy, Japan, & UK), unveil a concept of the future crewed fighter. The concept design is a delta wing shape, with increased wingspan ,compared to previous iterations.5. At Farnborough, USAF Secretary comments on the Next-Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) fighter program.6. US releases Arctic Strategy document: 2024 National Strategy for the Arctic Region.7. US Army Reports 6 Month Schedule Delay in JLTV Production. According to PEO Combat Support & Combat Systems Support Spokesperson: AM General's initial delivery of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTVs), has been delayed by six months- due to challenges starting up a new production line.

Ep 091: When we sit down with many of our clients, one of their greatest fears is not being able to stay in their homes for the duration of their retirement. So, if that's one of the biggest fears, what are we doing about that to ensure we stay in our homes as long as possible? We can use our retirement savings to make our homes more age-friendly, but are we investing in ourselves through diet and fitness to do activities to keep us moving appropriately in our homes? That is exactly what this show is about, Using Functional Fitness to Successfully Age in our Homes! Our next guest, a Naturopath and Yoga therapist, has authored multiple book series and has been published in major publications such as Reader's Digest, Shape, SELF, SPRY, The Chicago Times, Huffington Post, Thrive Global, and Redbook. She was featured as one of the “hottest” fitness professionals over fifty in Spry Magazine. She is the creator and producer of Doctor Lynn's Anti-Aging Workouts for Every Body with international distribution. She has also created and produced Doctor Lynn's Functional Fitness for JLTV.T. Please welcome Doctor Lynn Anderson to The Retirement Success in Maine Podcast! Chapters: Welcome, Doctor Lynn! [1:59] What is Functional Fitness? [11:34] How can we adapt to take care of ourselves as we go through the decades? [17:28] Why do people struggle aging in their homes? [22:45] What should we know about diet and our bodies that can be applied over time? [35:18] How will Doctor Lynn find her personal Retirement Success? [37:23] Episode conclusion. [40:42]

Rabbi Mark Blazer is the President of the Jewish Life Foundation (JLF). The Foundation's mission is to promote Jewish culture; the majority of its educational programming airs on Jewish Life Television (JLTV). JLTV is the only national international TV network dedicated to uplifting and Jewish values programming.He has served as the spiritual leader of Temple Beth Ami in Santa Clarita, California since 2000. Mark is the founder of the Albert Einstein Academy (AEA), the first K-12 Hebrew Charter School in the western United States. Within three years of opening, AEA was in the top 1% of high schools in California. It now has schools in California, Ohio and coming soon to Arizona.Rabbi Blazer also serves as chaplain for the LA County Sheriff's Department and has served as chaplain for the California Department of Corrections. For eight years he ministered as the only prison rabbi serving statewide across California.Rabbi Blazer studied at Oxford University and is a graduate of the University of California, San Diego. He received his semichah (rabbinical ordination) from the Academy for Jewish Religion in New York. Mark and his wife, Tracy were married in 1993; they are the proud parents of Rachel, Dina and Shira.He continues the legacy of his father Phil, the founder of JLTV.We talk in-depth about the schools he founded, being a prison chaplain, having his Barmitzvah with Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach at the Western Wall, the birth and growth of JTLV and his vision for the future of this powerful network,Please Subscribe to our channel, it's FREE!For More info go to www.holysparks.tvto become a patron or support our channel go to www.patreon.com/saulkayethank you again to JLTV for helping to support our show!

Brad Pomerance hosts the travel show Air, Land & Sea and the genealogy series Generations, both on the cable network Jewish Life Television (JLTV). Brad also hosts Uncovered in the Archives, which he developed for PBS-affiliate KVCR in Southern California. Co-hosts: Jonathan Friedmann & Joey Angel-Field Producer-engineer: Mike Tomren Brad's IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm3165699/ Air, Land & Seahttps://www.jltv.tv/air-land-sea Generationshttps://mjhnyc.org/blog/mjh-jewishgen-and-jewish-life-television-to-launch-the-worlds-first-jewish-themed-genealogy-tv-series-this-fal/ Uncovered in the Archiveshttps://www.pbs.org/show/uncovered-archives/ Brad's demo reelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ7WLqxq3tg Subscribe to the Amusing Jews podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/amusing-jews Adat Chaverim – Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, Los Angeleshttps://www.humanisticjudaismla.org/ Cool Shul Cultural Communityhttps://www.coolshul.org/ Atheists United Studioshttps://www.atheistsunited.org/au-studios

In order:1. Ukraine F16 news.2. Ukraine and Sweden (Saab) Gripen warplane discussion.3. USMC trains in Norway with Italian & Norwegian forces.4. Russia-China combined naval patrol nears Japan.5. UK pilots intercept Russian Tu-142 Bears.6. . China's military exercise in Taiwan Strait.7. US Foreign Military Sale to Australia- M142 HIMARS.8. Germany to procure Arrow 3 Air Defense System.9. US Army procures more heavy TOW missiles from RTX (Raytheon).10. Navistar to build JLTV trailers.11. XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle (MICV) news.12. Czech Republic procures AH-1Z Viper and UH-1Y Venom helicopters via USMC & Bell.

On this episode of The Holy Sparks PodcastI interview Rabbi Yosef Marcus of Chabad North PeninsulaRabbi Yosef Marcus is the co-founder of Chabad NP and co-director of the Lent Chabad Center. He is the author of several books of Torah literature, including commentaries on Psalms, the Scroll of Esther, The Passover Haggadah, Ethics of the Fathers, and is currently at work on a new commentary on Aishet Chayil (Woman of Valor). His articles have appeared on Askmoses.com and Chabad.org.He lives in San Mateo, CA, with his wife, Esty Marcus, director of the acclaimed Chai Preschool, and their six children. He can be reached at rabbi@chabadnp.comIn this episode, we explore what it is like to be a Chabad Rabbi, growing up Jewish In Long Beach, California, The Rebbe Menachem Medel Schneerson, Moshiach, and misconceptions sabout Chabad Rabbis and communities.If you've ever wanted to sit down with a Chabad Rabbi and get to know them, this interview is for you !His Uncles are famous musicians, Avraham Fried and Rabbi Manis Friedman, his brothers are founders of the band 8th Day.Please Subscribe to our channel, it's FREE!For More info go to www.holysparks.tvto become a patron or support our channel go to www.patreon.com/saulkayethank you again to JLTV for helping sponsor our show.Go to www.jltv.tv for stories that inspire.

The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) is a vehicle that 'passed' a reliability demonstration test that appeared to suggest it was three times more reliable than the requirement. But yet, when the vehicles were provided to the soldiers, sailors and airmen ... they were unreliable. Sound familiar? The post SOR 876 Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Case Study appeared first on Accendo Reliability.

Kicking off season two of the Holy Sparks Podcast, this interview with my friend and colleague Rabbi Laurie Matzkin is a shining example of how varied the life and journey of a Rabbi can be! Rabbi Laurie explores her Jewish roots in Reform Judaism, Jewish Yoga and mindfulness, finding the conservative movement, creating enriching and engaging programs as a Rabbi/Educator, and now growing Jewish life at a JCC.To learn more about Rabbi Laurie go to https://rabbilauriematzkin.com/ Please subscribe and drop us a review ! Go to www.holysparks.tv for more episodesBecome a patron supporter of our podcast herewww.patreon.com/saulkayeThank you to JLTV for sponsoring this week's episode go to www.jltv.tv for 247 Jewish Content and stories that inspire.

Doctor Lynn a Naturopath and Yoga therapist has authored multiple book series and has been published in major publications such as Reader's Digest, Shape, SELF, SPRY, The Chicago Times, Huffington Post, Thrive Global and Redbook.She was featured as one of the “hottest” fitness professionals over fifty in Spry Magazine. She has made quest appearances on several, CBS and NBC TV Shows, cable and podcast. She has been a guest speaker at various conventions and venues including the Deepak Chopra Center and the Motion Picture Wellness Center.She is the creator and producer of Doctor Lynn's Anti-Aging Workouts for Every Body with international distribution. She has also created and produced Doctor Lynn's Functional Fitness for JLTV.TV and her You Tube Channel. Please see her products page for her other classes: Karma Yoga, Sex Matters and How to Prosper with a Purpose. Doctor Lynn is a wife, mother and grandmother. Her greatest joy in life is her grandchildren.Originally from Maine; Doctor Lynn relocated from Los Angeles to Sarasota, with her husband Dan; where she teaches her online cases and continues to write. She is a mother and grandmother - her grandchildren are her greatest joy. https://www.doctorlynn.com/

Episode 132 is short but lots of nice stories.In order:1. US Army MPF renamed to M10 Booker Combat Vehicle.2. Latest news in the Oshkosh JLTV protest.3. Defense News Opinion Story on how the US can be successful against a conflict with China.  Best part of the article is the description of the 1st and 2d Island Chain (if you didn't know already).4. HASC subcommittee (Sea Power & Projection Forces) supports USMC Amphibious vessels.5. New US Navy Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) nominated by SECDEF.  (Could be a surprise).6. Denmark considers procuring submarines.7. UK RAF Typhoons intercept Russian aircraft from base in Estonia.8. UK Army, 2d Battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles, 16th Air Assault Brigade train with India Infantry Company in Wiltshire.9. Australia Army Autonomous Resupply Convoy Mission Trial.

110 is a long episode. It's the weekend- why not. Two stories from Germany- Leopard 2 Tanks vs South Korean K2 Tanks (in European market); and the procurement of PzH2000 155mm artillery systems. And two stories from the UK- New Army Cap Badges (in honor of King Charles) and robotic combat vehicle testing.We also have our usual US defense items- JLTV production;  BAE plant in York, PA does some rearranging to meet AMPV & ACV production needs; and finally a decision on the latest San Antonio Class Amphibious ship. Somewhere in there- we have some cool stories from Canada (ASW Exercise in Guam); Japan (c UAS system prototypes); and Australia (RAAF moving 1 million year old ice core samples from Antarctica to Tasmania). Is that incredible or what?

Episode 103 is all over the place.  I tried to tie and link stories together based upon a common theme- region, service, capability, domain, etc.  Anyway- we start with 2 x US Foreign Military Sales- Javelins to Australia & E2-D Hawkeyes to Japan. We also cover the Oshkosh protest to the GAO reference the latest Army JLTV (and Trailer) contract. We cover defense funding for Japan and China.  And also a mystery to solve on which NATO country will receive Elbit Artillery systems (ATMOS & PULS).  Hints will be provided. Finally- somewhere in there, we have another Army Futures Command story- which I always like doing.

First March 2023 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Brad Pomerance, executive vice president of Jewish Life Television; Dennis Scott, Grammy Award-winning music producer and overseer of Thank You Mister Rogers, a double digital album of various artists singing songs written and originally performed by Fred Rogers. The album, originally made in 2019, is being reissued this month, and reset from last week, Christin Baker, co-owner of programming service DivaBoxOffice.TV.

Discussing news stories about the USS Maine 1898 explosion, the JLTV versus the HMMWV, and the duties of a JTAC. Also, we get to hear near-death stories from MSgt (Ret) Ron Denmon.

Episode 95 takes us around the world.  Below are the destinations:Singapore for Air-Ground Munitions FMS.Poland for M142 HIMARS + ammunition FMS.Taiwan & Long Range Missiles.N. Korea & ICBMs.Japan and military hardware restructuring.UK and training for Ukraine Military- Pilots; Marines; and Tank Crews.Ireland Naval story.US Army's new JLTV Contract.US Army Project Convergence 24.

Naturopath, yoga therapist, Karma Master, Holistic Health teacher/author/producer with over 30 years experience, internationally recognized author and speakerDoctor Lynn a Naturopath and Yoga therapist has authored multiple book series and has been published in major publications such as Reader's Digest, Shape, SELF, SPRY, The Chicago Times, Huffington Post, Thrive Global and Redbook. She was featured as one of the “hottest” fitness professionals over fifty in Spry Magazine. She has made quest appearances on several, CBS and NBC TV Shows, cable and podcast. She has been a guest speaker at various conventions and venues including the Deepak Chopra Center and the Motion Picture Wellness Center. She is the creator and producer of Doctor Lynn's Anti-Aging Workouts for Every Body with international distribution.​She has also created and produced Doctor Lynn's Functional Fitness for JLTV.TV and her You Tube Channel. Please see her products page for her other classes: Karma Yoga, Sex Matters and How to Prosper with a Purpose. Doctor Lynn is a wife, mother and grandmother. Her greatest joy in life is her grandchildren.​Originally from Maine; Doctor Lynn relocated from Los Angeles to Sarasota, with her husband Dan; where she teaches her online cases and continues to write. She is a mother and grandmother - her grandchildren are her greatest joy.www.doctorlynn.com

In this episode, we take an in-depth look at the Army's Cross Functional Teams (CFTs).  In addition, we discuss the USSOCOM  interest in the JLTV mounted Spike missile system.

The Marine Corps is aggressively modernizing to meet the threats of the future battlefield. Lethality is crucial for the individual Marine to be successful, but so is mobility across the full range of military operations. At the heart of mobility is the new Joint Tactical Vehicle family of vehicles. However, it is not just the JLTV, the entire tactical wheeled fleet is evolving as part of Force Design 2030. The Marine Corps' Light Tactical Vehicles program has the unique mission of divesting the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles, fielding more Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, and replacing the Marine Corps' Utility Task Vehicle (UTV) with an Ultralight Tactical Vehicle. Manny sat down with Jenn Moore, Program Manager for Light Tactical Vehicles, to discuss these modernization efforts and more. Question, comment or idea? Leave us a voice message: https://anchor.fm/equipping-the-corps/message The views expressed in this podcast reflect those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of the United States Marine Corps or Department of Defense. Show Notes: Book Recommendation - Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/equipping-the-corps/message

I was pleased to have John Ferrari join me on the Acquisition Talk podcast to discuss a wide range of issues facing DoD's ability to field game-changing technologies in an era of strategic competition. He recently retired from the Army as a Major General and director of program analysis and evaluation at the G8. He is now a non-resident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Chief Financial Officers of QOMPLX, a data analytics and cybersecurity firm. We touch on: - The impact of inflation on defense - How the Army IVAS HoloLens program shows the future of acquisition - Ways for organizing JADC2 and interoperability - The challenges of running DoD on PowerPoints and disjointed IT systems - Whether new entrants can scale in defense without suing the government In the episode, John argues that DoD's process looks to replace existing "legacy" platforms with newer versions of the same thing: aircraft, ships, ground vehicles, satellites, etc. This focus on the future leads to a dearth of experimentation today, leading to poor choices on those "next-gen" platforms. Instead, he argues that so-called legacy systems should be used as experimental test-beds for integrating new technologies. For example, outfitting a navy ship with fiber optics and 5G, deploying a commercial-based operating system, and allowing nontraditionals to quickly deliver capabilities against that. Another example is the Army's JLTV program, which is basically a small MRAP and while it met its requirement from 2012, has none of the new technologies widely available in the auto-industry like anti-lock breaks and backup cameras, not to mention a suite of sensors and automated software updates found in a Tesla. DoD doesn't have decades to move towards military technologies that have caught up with the 21st century. "If you're building new systems and it takes you 30 or 40 years to get there, rather than taking commercial technology today and embedding it in the current systems, you'll never get there." While the Secretary of Defense can accelerate this move towards rapid experimentation and adoption, it takes his personal attention to each and every project. That cannot scale. The system can only move as fast as trust allows, and since the 1970s there has been a major breakdown in trust between the executive and legislative branches. John argues that information technology provides an opportunity to build back trust, similar to the way parents have learned to trust putting their child into an Uber because they can track location, see the drive's profile, and so forth. This podcast was produced by Eric Lofgren. You can follow us on Twitter @AcqTalk and find more information at https://AcquisitionTalk.com.

This episode is broken into three parts: 'No front line,' with former Explosive Ordnance Disposal officer Brian Castner (at the 1:59 mark); The Weight, with Marine Corps Infantry officer Walker Mills (at 15:09); The Future, featuring Army Maj. Gen. Ross Coffman, director of the Next-Generation Combat Vehicles Cross-Functional Team; Deputy Program Executive Officer for Army Ground Combat Vehicles, Jim Schirmer; and Mike Cadieux, director of the Army's Ground Vehicle Systems Center (starting at 24:02). Extra reading: "Projected Acquisition Costs for the Army's Ground Combat Vehicles," Congressional Budget Office, April 2021 (PDF); Read Mills' take on the JLTV (from Sept. 2020) at the Modern War Institute, here; Watch "Pentagon Wars" on HBO, here; or find the book on Amazon, here. Find a transcript of this episode here.

 Award-Winning Director/Producer & Comedian Gary Robinson Releases All-Star Lineup of Upcoming Shows to Bring Awareness & Ignite Conversation Surrounding Hard-Hitting Topics through Film, Music & Comedy. Gary Robinson is an Award-Winning Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, Photographer & Comedian who began writing and producing songs 12 years ago with Jeremy Jordan, star of the hit movie, “Never Been Kissed.” Their collaboration brought attention to the growing homeless problem with the heartfelt song, “Forgotten People.” Robinson's collaboration with Mitchell, “The Goodbye Song,” is featured in the new documentary “Altitude Not Attitude.” Robinson's latest song “The Power of One”, under DJ Sharpcut, is a tribute to the legacy of George Floyd. It has over 4 million plays in Tiktok videos, and it's just getting started. Clients have included: CBS, Sony, Universal, and Martin Scorsese's Film Foundation to name a few. He has produced thousands of nationally broadcast promos for shows, such as: Married With Children, America's Funniest Home Videos, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Blind Date, and many others. He has shot interviews with Jim Carrey, Miley Cyrus, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Foxx, and many others. Bringing his writing talent to standup comedy, he has performed standup comedy at The Comedy Store, The Improv Comedy Clubs, Levity Live Comedy Clubs, and numerous dive bars. He can be seen in Showtime's “Just Another Immigrant,” and JLTV's “Bubbies Know Best.” Utilizing his video production expertise, he produced two comedy specials, “Jimmy Shin's Wok of Shame” and “Sarah Halstead's RVs and Cats,” which are available to stream on Amazon Prime. Gary Robinson continues to perform on shows with top headliners, such as Bill Burr, Iliza Shlesinger, and Jamie Kennedy as he prepares to shoot his own comedy special. 

GUEST:Lisa Aimee Sturz, Artistic Director/ Owner Red Herring Puppets 4500 North Oracle Road, Suite 421Tucson, AZ  85705828-273-1488 lisa@redherringpuppets.comwww.redherringpuppets.com SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook |Lisa Sturz has 40 years' experience working in film, television, theatre, and educational settings. She has worked with Lucasfilm, Walt Disney Imagineering, Jim Henson Productions, NBC, PBS, the Ice Capades, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Silver Dollar City, Asheville Symphony, and many more.    She is the Artistic Director of Red Herring Puppets, a national touring company specializing in curriculum-based performances.  She has an MFA in Puppetry from UCLA and has taught at CalPoly, Grinnell, & Warren Wilson colleges and led hundreds of in-school residencies.  Red Herring Puppets have been featured at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, the Puppet Showplace in Brookline, Ma., and the 1st International Puppet Fringe Festival in NYC. They have earned a California Emmy and a UNIMA citation, the highest honor in American puppetry.   Their adult production of “My Grandfather's Prayers” has been tapped to air internationally on JLTV. Other films and TV credits include Murphy Brown, Puzzle Place, Elmo in Grouchland, Muppets from Space, Howard the Duck, the Flintstones, Ninja Turtles III, Roger Rabbit, Gremlins II, RoboCop 2 and Batman Returns. 

GUEST:Lisa Aimee Sturz, Artistic Director/ Owner Red Herring Puppets 4500 North Oracle Road, Suite 421Tucson, AZ  85705828-273-1488 lisa@redherringpuppets.comwww.redherringpuppets.com SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook |Lisa Sturz has 40 years' experience working in film, television, theatre, and educational settings. She has worked with Lucasfilm, Walt Disney Imagineering, Jim Henson Productions, NBC, PBS, the Ice Capades, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Silver Dollar City, Asheville Symphony, and many more.    She is the Artistic Director of Red Herring Puppets, a national touring company specializing in curriculum-based performances.  She has an MFA in Puppetry from UCLA and has taught at CalPoly, Grinnell, & Warren Wilson colleges and led hundreds of in-school residencies.  Red Herring Puppets have been featured at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, the Puppet Showplace in Brookline, Ma., and the 1st International Puppet Fringe Festival in NYC. They have earned a California Emmy and a UNIMA citation, the highest honor in American puppetry.   Their adult production of “My Grandfather's Prayers” has been tapped to air internationally on JLTV. Other films and TV credits include Murphy Brown, Puzzle Place, Elmo in Grouchland, Muppets from Space, Howard the Duck, the Flintstones, Ninja Turtles III, Roger Rabbit, Gremlins II, RoboCop 2 and Batman Returns. 

Rabbi Mark Blazer of Temple Beth Ami discusses how he became a rabbi, the differences between the Reform and Conservative movements of Judaism and his expanded role with JLTV, the network his father Phil Blazer started that garners 10s of thousands of Jewish, Christian and secular viewers from around the world. Ronnie and Corey also explore the state of politics today, in particular: Was Trump good for Israel? If so, was it worth it? You might be surprised by the answer!

Rabbi Mark Blazer of Temple Beth Ami discusses how he became a rabbi, the differences between the Reform and Conservative movements of Judaism and his expanded role with JLTV, the network his father Phil Blazer started that garners 10s of thousands of Jewish, Christian and secular viewers from around the world. Ronnie and Corey also explore the state of politics today, in particular: Was Trump good for Israel? If so, was it worth it? You might be surprised by the answer!

In this episode, we take a look at inquisition-era Iberia, particularly Portugal, and the experiences and stories of the Sephardic Jews from during, and after the Portuguese Inquisition. Joining us is Brad Pomerance, host of the show Air, Land & Sea on Jewish Life TV. He guides us through the fascinating history of Jews in Portugal and Spain, from the golden age of Jewish culture in Iberia, through the inquisition, and up to the modern day. A HUGE thanks to Brad from JLTV. Check out his show at http://www.jltv.tv/shows.php?id=65 And find him on Twitter @bradpomerance Music: Sergei Rachmaninoff - String Quartet No. 2 as recorded by Steve's Bedroom Band and Steve Jones licensed under Creative Commons 4.0.

In the April 2017 podcast, we look at new designs for the Army's future vertical lift aircraft program, Boeing's efforts to resurrect older F/A/-18 Hornets and Super Hornets for the Navy and Marine Corps, and why service officials are saying they need the joint light tactical vehicle sooner and in bigger quantities.

Clink, Chat & Catch Up w/ #LennyAndAdesa, Hosts of #TheGrub!

Clink, Chat & Catch Up w/ #LennyAndAdesa, Hosts of #TheGrub!

- Oshkosh Wins Army Vehicle Deal - Consumers Don’t Use Tech Gizmos - Ford Ranger Headed to Michigan - Honda Shows BR-V in Indonesia - Honda Teases Frankfurt Concept - You Said It!

In this podcast, we look at the Army's push to connect ground vehicles to communication networks, frustrations with ground robot acquisition programs and the Navy's 3D printing efforts.

Speaker Topic: Raising the Bar Mitch Gaylord ?rst thrilled the world in 1984 when he led the United States Olympic gymnastics team to its Gold Medal victory. America's First Gymnast in history to score a “Perfect 10”. Mitch went on to capture a Silver medal for Vaulting and two Bronze medals for Rings and Parallel Bars. As the number one ranked gymnast in 1983 and 1984, Mitch invented two skills now named internationally after him. To this day, the Gaylord Flip and the Gaylord Two are considered among the most dif?cult and spectacular feats in gymnastics. Mitch Gaylord has been motivating and inspiring audiences worldwide for over 26 years, speaking to Fortune 500 Companies, Associations, and Students across the country. His personal mission is to inspire others to greatness through his presentations and products. In 1995, he was inducted into UCLA's Hall of Fame, and in 2006, he was inducted into the US Olympic Hall of Fame. Mitch has served as a journalist/broadcaster for FOX Sports during the Atlanta Olympics and anchored the 2009 Maccabiah Games in Israel with JLTV. He has also served as a Celebrity Judge on NBC's “Celebrity Circus”. Mitch resides in Fort Worth, Texas with his beautiful wife, Valentina and is a dedicated Husband and Father to their children.