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Christopher Booker

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  • Producer and Correspondent, NewsHour Weekend, PBS NewsHour
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As seen in: PBS NewsHour, Financial Times, PBS, Slate, Flipboard, Esquire, U.S. Army, Las Vegas Review-Journal, DVIDS, Tips for the Trade, ThePrint and
Contributor @PBSNewsHour, Filmmaker person, Adjunct Columbia's @SIPA. I like to talk to people about what they do, why they do it and how they found it.

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Christopher Booker joined the Financial Times as a video producer in 2011 - generally covering the twists, turns and convergence of US politics and the economy. Functioning as a one-man production unit, his work aims to give voice to the economy and analyze the nuances of a post-Lehman America. Outside of the FT, he produces short form documentaries for the United Nations and serves as a lecturer at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs. new.sipa.columbia.edu/faculty/christopher…

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Grasshopper: The descending angel

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By Christopher Booker 
| Yesterday's Air Force
KRIVOLAK, North Macedonia – Deep in rugged, unforgiving terrain, isolated units may run dangerously low on critical supplies. The weather may deteriorate, a viable landing zone may not exist, and advanced adversary anti-air systems can make traditional helicopter resupply flights a near-suicide mission. In decades past, this nightmare scenario left commanders with grim choices. Today, a silent, unblinking autonomous glider, the Long-Range Grasshopper, drops from the sky.
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US SOF and allies train for arctic warfare

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By Christopher Booker 
| Tips for the Trade
BAUMHOLDER, Germany – In the icy clutch of the Arctic, service members with U.S. Special Operations Command Europe joined 25,000 service members from 12 nations, demonstrating their unwavering resolve during Exercise Cold Response 26 in Norway and Finland, March 9-20, 2026.
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The last stop before home, first step to what’s next

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By Christopher Booker 
| Tips for the Trade
FORT HOOD, Texas - The buses don’t arrive quietly. They never do. They roll through the gates before sunrise, headlights cutting through the dust and cold, carrying Soldiers who are already somewhere else in their minds. Some moving toward war, some moving away from it, others standing in the middle, holding everything together. There are no banners, no family farewells here. Just rucksacks, paperwork and the unmistakable weight of transition.
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