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Ukraine is plugging more women into the drone fight on the front line, while back home Pete Hegseth is pushing U.S. industry to crank out weapons faster for the next war, and Poland is set to grab about 250 U.S. Strykers for a buck each to beef up NATO’s eastern flank.

Medal of Honor recipients just got their pension bumped finally putting real weight behind the nation’s highest award. Meanwhile, the Gaza ceasefire is barely holding as clashes flare around the unmarked Yellow Line, and a final Afghanistan watchdog report says the U.S. left billions of arms and equipment in the hands of the Taliban.

If senior officers learn that asking hard questions is a career risk, not a professional duty, we will not need an enemy navy to sink us; we will do it ourselves from the inside out.

Russia is helping China sharpen its options for a potential Taiwan fight while U.S. lawmakers race to lock down advanced AI chips that could power Beijing’s next-generation weapons and surveillance tools. At the same time, a hammer fight in a Ranger compound at JBLM shows how insider threats and violent extremists can turn sensitive U.S. military gear into their own private arsenal, underscoring why physical security still matters as much as high-end tech.

Army overhauls command structure as global tensions flare from Europe to South Asia. Here’s what’s making headlines this Friday evening.

The next Army special operations fight will unfold in the shadows of a digital battlespace, where dispersed teams use drones, data, and deception to stay alive inside a peer adversary’s sensor net.

Lawmakers split on strike video as global tensions rise from Gaza to New Delhi. Here’s your Friday morning brief, December 5, 2025.

Bradley denies “kill” order as probes widen, Times sues Pentagon, US allies boost defenses. Here’s what’s making headlines this Thursday evening.

Hegseth scrutiny deepens as Congress probes strike, Houthis free mariners, EU splits on Russia assets. Here’s your Thursday morning brief, December 4, 2025.

F-16C jet crash, Pentagon scrutiny, new sanctions, and rising global security tensions. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.

Out in the world’s forgotten corners, America’s outposts still bet their lives on walls too thin, warnings too late, and the dangerous illusion that lightning never strikes the same place twice.

Pentagon scrutiny rises as global tensions flare from Darfur to China and the Koreas. Here’s your Wednesday Morning Brief, December 3, 2025.