The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton

Many of today's sailors are between 18 and 24 years old and Navy leaders are rethinking whether traditional shore-side dining facilities still meet their expectations. A pilot program in Gulfport is built around more choice, fresher food and a greater focus on nutrition. Here with the details is Capt. Tate Metlen, Installation Commanding Officer of Naval Construction Battalion Center, Gulfport.
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The House has adjourned until after the election, but a growing number of issues with support from both parties remain unresolved. Why does Congress seem unable to finish work that many lawmakers agree should get done? For an update from Capitol Hill, I'm joined by Mitchell Miller, Capitol Hill correspondent for WTOP.
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Drones are showing up in everything from military operations to criminal investigations. As that technology spreads, investigators need new tools and training to recover and analyze digital evidence. Joining me are Brian Sharman, deputy director of the Defense Cyber Crime Center Cyber Forensics Laboratory, and Colin Lennon, deputy director of the DC3 Cyber Training Academy.
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Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
The Navy is taking a fresh look at how everyday life affects readiness. One test case starts in the dining hall
Military investigators are encountering a growing number of cases involving drones. That means learning an entirely new set of forensic skills
If bipartisan support were enough to pass legislation, Congress would be heading home with a shorter to-do list
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The Coast Guard is hitting its recruiting targets and making historic investments in ships, aircraft and shore-based infrastructure. That’s thanks to funding from last year’s reconciliation bill. But lawmakers are concerned that persistent challenges with maintenance, training and quality of life for service members could stunt the Coast Guard’s growth plans.
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