SGT STOUT System: A Shield Named After an American Hero, Forged in Innovation
The SGT STOUT, named after a hero and wielding a mix of missiles and guns, is the US Army’s new mobile air defense shield.
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President Biden Pardons Former Gay Service Members: A Long Overdue Move with Political Undertones
As a former Navy SEAL who has witnessed the sacrifices of my teammates, it’s infuriating to see brave individuals like Brett Jones used as pawns in a political game, highlighting the glaring opportunism of career politicians like Biden.
Military Applications of Thermal Imaging: No Place to Hide
Night vision goggles, while unparalleled in amplifying ambient light for clear visibility, become ineffective in complete darkness, making thermal imaging indispensable for operations in pitch-black environments.
Military Members Save More: Commissaries and Exchanges Boost Benefits in 2024
Military families save more in 2024 with deeper commissary discounts, wider veteran exchange access and Click2Go grocery ease.
Silicon Valley Set to Host Landmark US-India Defense Innovation Summit
This September’s US-India defense summit in Silicon Valley aims to leverage private capital for faster innovation in critical military tech.
Can Drones Save Taiwan? US Needs Range to Counter China’s Growing Swarm
The American drone fleet faces a cost-effective swarm threat from China in Taiwan, highlighting the need for a diverse mix of drones and urging Taiwan to enhance its defenses.
US-Philippine Drills Sharpen Skills, Underscore Alliance in Indo-Pacific Under Ongoing Chinese Threat
The US and Philippines concluded MASA 2024, boosting Filipino Marines’ skills and solidifying the alliance in the Indo-Pacific.
US Prioritizes Air Defense for Ukraine, Delays Deliveries Elsewhere
US rushes air defense to Ukraine, invests in domestic production there as a defense firm plans the first US arms plant in the war zone.
Stopgap Titans: The M3 Lee and Grant – Holding the Line Until the Shermans Arrived
The ungainly M3 Lee/Grant tanks, rushed into service early in WWII, served as crucial stopgaps until the Sherman arrived.
Nuclear Artillery and Ukraine’s Raid on Belgorod-22
Amid the thunderous roar of artillery and the grim specter of nuclear escalation, Belgorod-22 stands as a chilling reminder of how close we teetered on the brink of a catastrophic clash.
Spy Drones Get Airborne: Redwire to Build Air-Breathing Beasts for DARPA
Redwire is building an air-breathing spy drone for DARPA’s Otter program, revolutionizing military intelligence gathering in VLEO.
From Trophies to Wokeness: How ‘Feel-Good’ Culture Created a Monster and What we Can Learn from the U.S. Military
Amidst the chaos of modern culture, it’s time we remember that true progress isn’t measured by participation trophies or cancel culture, but by the grit and merit that define real achievement.
