navy federal credit union. jill: welcome back to "defense news."ear a lot about heroism of many veterans,or it doesn't end when you leave the battlefield. trains -- assists federal agents to stop online explication and bring offenders to justice. >> even wrestling one is work -- even rescuing one child, it is worth it. >> that child is something else's son or daughter. >> somebody has got to be there to stave away the wolves. >> now ready to stave away the wolves are these graduates of vago muradia hero corps -- graduates of hero corps in d.c.. they work to combat child pornographers. their work can lead to arrests, the rescue of young victims, and a possible conviction. me, istoughest part, for knowing someone is guilty and not being able to prove they are guilty. >> this is a program that we have partnered with with the department of defense, and with protect, the organization that , on the homeland security investigation side of ice, we focus on cyber crimes, and primarily on child explication issues. >> the program started in 2013 and has train

navy federal credit union. >> wel of the biggest challenges in combating cyber threats is building a skilled workforce. joining me today to talk about the chief of army cyber space and information division. thank you for joining us today. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> the commander of the army cyber command recently said that his teams are not offense or defense, they are cyber teams. how does that shape your recruitment and training? >> that is right -- walls are coming down. to do this, we need to look at having technically agile, communicative teams so you are in front of that. that is why that sharing is so important, but we really have to look hard at recruiting people and giving incentives. we are doing that now for our soldiers. we have incentive pay already in place. we are also looking at other opportunities. we have 15 to 30 spots available. we have eight army cyber scholarships available and also multiple offers so they can maintain diversity and move back .nd forth meanwhile, we are also w

navy federal credit union.i> we've heard a lot about cuts to defense budgets, and the trickle down effect -- part of the challenge is prioritizing funds. -- and some of his favorite moments as a naval aviator. to the budgetary process and the limitations placed on us, i can't speak to the entire force. compressedthe turnaround cycle and the training cycle we have already discussed, we are the prioritized recipient of resource the navy had to offer. that wasn't just on the east coast. that was contributing to get us out the door. some cases that may have been at the expense of others. if there was maintenance to be done, maintenance on an aircraft, he cousin that there was very little affect on us. because of the operational availability of our assets on deployment has been very good and i'm very happy with it. we talked about the sailors and the sacrifices they make out here each and every day, to uniform and to serve. that is a remarkable thing. what i would offer to you is one of the most underappreciated pat

navy federal credit union.i> west virginia. >> 26 service members will embark soon around the world for missions with the united nations . first they training side in west virginia to hone shooting skills and learn evasive driving. strap yourselves in. army times editor tony lombardo has the story. >> we are here at the summit point training center where service members are learning shooting and driving skills. they are going abroad with the u.n., and these skills could save their lives. >> in the rolls that we are going to perform, there are a wide set of skills you need to bring to the table, one of which obviously is if we are going to fulfill those roles, then it is not exactly a stable region. they need some kind of assistance and support, and you never know what is going to happen. for force protection reasons, for the safety of you and your team, you need to be able to get out of a wide variety of different situations. >> we are jerned by dave mcgirk. thank you for wiegele here. >> thank you. >>> you are