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Art Boghozian, Dir of Engineering, Science & Tech for Amentum

We speak with Art Boghozian, the Director of Engineering, Science, and technology, about his company’s work and how they have been supporting integration for weapon systems, aircraft, or back-end business systems. Randy and Art discuss the advances in technology and how the warfighter landscape has changed and continues to change.

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Panasonic Connect Business Development Manager, Will Coulter

Randy Miller welcomes Panasonic Connect Business Development Manager, Will Colter, to the program to discuss his military service as a company commander in Afghanistan and platoon leader in Iraq, running the nutty races in conjunction with the AUSA Conference, and what Panasonic has in the works to improve the intelligence capabilities of our warfighters in a partnership with Red Hat.

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Randy wraps up Day One at the AUSA Conference

Randy checks in with Military recruiters, Swedish artillery experts, and a man with all the answers as he wraps up just day ONE at the AUSA Conference presented by the Department of Defense. Tune in next week to hear some more of the great people The National Defense was able to check in with at this great show.

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Ben Levinson CEO of Heven Drones from the AUSA Conference

Randy speaks with the CEO of Heven Drones from the AUSA Conference, Ben Levinson, to the show to talk about his organization’s work to improve the utility of drones around the future. Randy and Ben talk about their existing relationship with the Department of Defense, how drone usage has reshaped the battlefield, and much more on unmanned military systems.

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Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace Inc. US President Heather Armentrout

Heather Armentrout, the head of Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace Inc., a defense contractor based out of Norway, joins Randy Miller at the AUSA Conference space to discuss her firm’s work in supporting the men and women who are currently protecting us around the world, as well as hiring the veterans of the U.S. Military into their ranks once they transition to the civilian world.

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Veterans United Home Loans’ Dan Dailey from AUSA

Randy speaks with Dan Dailey, the 15th Sgt. Major of the Army, now working for Veterans United, the #1 VA Home Lender in the USA, live from the AUSA Conference. Randy and Dan discuss the challenges for our service members in not only transitioning to their civilian life, but for finding an affordable, quality home, to live in.

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NBA Star John Salley with “God Bless Bitcoin”

The National Defense welcomes retired NBA John Salley to the show to talk about the project he recently executive produced, a documentary entitled “God Bless Bitcoin.” Nate Herron talks with John about the project, how he came to be involved, the big names attached to the project, as well as where you can view the movie absolutely free.

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Actress Amy Brenneman Returns to FX’s “The Old Man”

Nate Herron speaks with “NYPD Blue” and “Judging Amy” actress Amy Brenneman who is returning to your screens with season two of FX’s incredible show: “The Old Man.” Nate and Amy discuss the show, her work alongside Jeff Bridges and Johnathan Lithgow, as well as her turn on the great HBO series “Veep.”

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Veteran Stand-Up Comedian Bobby Henline

The National Defense welcomes Bobby Henline, who is an American stand-up comedian, motivational speaker, and former U.S. Army soldier to the program. Randy talks with Bobby about his horrific injuries and nearly 40 surgeries that have followed, and how he took ALL of that life experience and started working as a stand-up comedian! This is quite the story, and we’re thrilled to have Bobby on the program.

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