The Weekly Buzz -- Episode 2

Published February 20, 2009

Join us in about an hour for the next edition of "The Weekly Buzz." You can call in if you'd like and ask questions about the week's news coverage from DoD Buzz, Defense Tech and Military.com.

We'll be discussing the JLTV protest denials, the Afghanistan surge, DNI's intel panel and Mattis' new Corps structure with DoD Buzz Editor Colin Clark and Military.com contributor Greg Grant.

Hope you'll join us...

-- Christian

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