Geo Hand: Petroglyphs and the Bureaucratic Fencing With the Department of Energy
At the Nevada Test Site, I played the system like a game, staying just ahead of the rules and the bosses.
At the Nevada Test Site, I played the system like a game, staying just ahead of the rules and the bosses.
From the intense battlegrounds to serene monastic silences, Fred Cheong’s transformation from a decorated commando to the Venerable Tenzin Drachom epitomizes his journey from confronting external foes to conquering inner demons.
The US Navy’s 21-year JABS program culminates in advanced mine-clearing tech, boosting coastal mission success and safety.
The Zero MMX electric dirt bike is revolutionizing Marine Corps reconnaissance, offering stealth, sustainability, and adaptability.
Raytheon’s KuRFS radar and Coyote effectors shine in countering drones, reducing response times, and enhancing security.
Deterrence remains a potent force in international security against nation-states like Iran but fails against nonstate terrorist actors such as Hamas, who remain undeterred by traditional threats due to their suicidal ideology and elusive leadership.
Today’s SOFREP Pic of the Day isn’t a B2 Bomber, but rather the stealthy RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, developed by Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works and operated by the U.S. Air Force for clandestine reconnaissance missions.
Germany’s plan to enlist foreign troops marks a shift in European defense strategy amid rising regional tensions and Russian threats.
The British Army’s push for expanded troop numbers and readiness reflects a sober acknowledgment of shifting security dynamics.
The USAF awarded a $7B contract to Northrop for a comprehensive upgrade program to ensure the B-2 stealth bomber remains a strategic asset.
In a bizarre twist that blurs the lines between fiction and reality, Winnie the Pooh stands proudly with the Iranian Air Force by an American-sourced F-14 Tomcat—proving that in the world of international relations and military might, sometimes the most unexpected characters join the fray.
Despite challenging weather conditions, U.S. Central Command remains steadfast in its mission to construct a critical humanitarian aid pier in Gaza, ensuring aid delivery continues smoothly.