Author: Michael

The British Royal Navy has commissioned a new nuclear powered attack submarine, HMS Agamemnon, into service, which represents the sixth of seven vessels of the class planned to join the fleet. Unusually, the commissioning warrant was read by the head of state King Charles III, rather than the Fleet Commander, which was seen to reflect the growing perceived importance of the Armed Forces in civilian life at a time when the United Kingdom is actively involved in hostilities with Russia in the Ukrainain theatre.

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Between Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s summit meeting in China. Established by China in 2001 to manage border disputes, the organization now includes members like Iran, Pakistan, India, and faraway partners like the Maldives and Cambodia. Save India, all the member states are authoritarian or authoritarian-leaning regimes. At the summit, Modi and his Chinese counterpart, General Secretary Xi Jinping, committed to peacefully resolving Indian-Chinese border disputes.

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The Indian Air Force is scheduled to retire its final squadron of MiG-21 fighter aircraft on September 26, marking the end of 62 years of service for a fighter type which has been operational in the country for 62 years, since the first entered service in 1963. Other than its small fleet of Jaguar attack jets, the MiG-21 is the last pre-fourth generation fighter fielded by the South Asian state, with the aircraft having been extensively modernised with fourth generation avionics and weaponry.

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“Veterans possess certain attributes that are essential for the corporate workforce to succeed. If a company wants to be profitable, they’ll want their employees to be mission-focused, collaborative, understand attention to detail, and have high levels of work ethic,” asserted U.S. Air Force veteran Jason Smith, the founder of Future Vet, an organization committed to collating and generating research related to veterans in the workplace. 
The results so far have been undeniable. 
“My mission is not altruistic. This is not about helping veterans.

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The son of Lt. Gen. Harold G. “Hal” Moore and Julia Moore, influential Army legends who recently had their namesake stripped from a base in Georgia by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, said he was optimistic about efforts in Congress to bring the names back.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers are working to thwart Hegseth from reinstating Army base names once associated with Confederate leaders via the Hill’s must-pass defense bill.

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President Trump has done much to end the damage of the Biden administration’s vax mandates and DEI policies, but thousands of military service personnel still need justice.

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With the election of President Donald Trump and his inauguration in January 2025, the sheer agony and persecution of military members who had for conscience reasons declined to take the COVID vaccine was over, wasn’t it? After all, multiple courts ruled that the vax order was illegal.

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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — The Space Development Agency is reconsidering whether or not it will further develop position, navigation and timing (PNT) capabilities as part of its mega-constellation of satellites in low-Earth orbit.
SDA was looking to build out additional PNT capacity in the Tranche 3 transport layer of the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA) — which will comprise hundreds of satellites providing data relay and missile warning and tracking capabilities to warfighters.

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