The Japanese Ministry of Defense has reported a sharp increase in the Air Self Defense Force’s emergency fighter scrambles in December 2025, with 79 launches having been made to intercept foreign military aircraft approaching the country’s airspace. Fighters were scrambled only 33 times the previous month, with incidents in December representing 17.6 percent of the year’s total of 448. Chinese military aircraft accounted for 53 of the December scrambles, while Russian aircraft were responsible for 23.
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Textron Systems has secured a $163.4m contract to supply 65 COMMANDO Select variant vehicles to Ukraine.
When I was in middle school, I ate lunch every day with the same group of boys. Most of us brought the same brown-bagged peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, faithfully made by our parents. One boy, however, regularly brought fluffernutter and banana sandwiches. Before long, curiosity turned into demand, and classmates began paying him fifty cents for the alternative. Our parents still packed peanut butter and jelly — but most went uneaten, discarded unopened into cafeteria trash cans.America’s depots are increasingly becoming the uneaten peanut butter and jelly.
Tensions between India and Pakistan — two countries that President Donald Trump claimed had been fighting for 1,500 years — escalated rapidly over a few days in May 2025.On May 7–10, the two countries fought an 88-hour war after India accused Pakistan of orchestrating a gruesome terrorist attack in April that killed 26 civilians. This was one of the most significant conflicts between the two nuclear-armed rivals in decades. The war involved a series of unprecedented strikes on Pakistani territory, counter-air battles, aerial-drone duels, naval maneuvers, and disinformation campaigns.
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The U.S. Marine Corps has reportedly begun to deploy 3,000 personnel for operations in the Norwegian Arctic, which will be conducted alongside the Norwegian Armed Forces and other NATO units. Forces will conduct cold-weather training deployments beginning in January, before Exercise Cold Response 26 formally commences in March.
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The Russian Airspace Forces on January 22 deployed Tu-22M3 strategic bombers for a patrol over the neutral waters of the Baltic Sea, a leading potential hotspot for conflict with NATO. Reporting on the operations, the Russian Defence Ministry observed: “Tu-22M3 long-range bombers of the Russian Aerospace Forces have performed a scheduled flight over neutral waters of the Baltic Sea. They were escorted by Su-35S and Su-30SM aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
The U.S. Coast Guard is refining and integrating a new generative AI-enabled platform to help personnel quickly retrieve reliable answers from referenceable internal sources via a secure data environment that is configured to support their specific operations.
This prototype system — named Ask Hamilton, in honor of the so-called “father of the Coast Guard” Alexander Hamilton — is being designed to streamline information access and improve user efficiency across typically tedious tasks like marine inspections.
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