Flip them down slowly, and your worldview will instantly change. Not in a dramatic way, or in a Hollywood CGI slopfest sort of way. In a weird, almost fever-dream-like way, as if someone stretched a green filter over everything you ever knew and forgot to tell you, depth perception was always a luxury.
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Author: Michael
Flip them down slowly, and your worldview will instantly change. Not in a dramatic way, or in a Hollywood CGI slopfest sort of way. In a weird, almost fever-dream-like way, as if someone stretched a green filter over everything you ever knew and forgot to tell you, depth perception was always a luxury.
Read Next: The US military’s drinking water was the worst water you’ve ever loved
Stars don’t twinkle through night-vision goggles; they bloom into existence, fat and so numerous that it looks like someone poked a million holes across the dark sky.
Flip them down slowly, and your worldview will instantly change. Not in a dramatic way, or in a Hollywood CGI slopfest sort of way. In a weird, almost fever-dream-like way, as if someone stretched a green filter over everything you ever knew and forgot to tell you, depth perception was always a luxury.
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Jon Harper, DefenseScoop
A major counter-drone exercise taking place in Europe this month has demonstrated U.S.
Swagath, Naval Tech.
The plan sets out how the U.S.
Joseph Trevithick, The WarZone
The Chief of Naval Operations says giving up on nuclear-powered surface combatants was one of the worst decisions his service has ever made.
Global Defense News
The U.S.
Losey, A&SF
There’s a growing consensus among experts, lawmakers, and Pentagon leaders that the Air Force should buy more than the planned minimum of 100 B-21 stealth bombers
Following reports on May 15 that a Russian Aerospace Forces Su-35 fighter achieved the type’s first ever kill against a Western fighter type, a Ukrainian Air Force F-16, analysts have widely speculated on the possible conditions of the engagement. Little was reported regarding the engagement, other than that an active radar guided air-to-air missile was launched to destroy the target at beyond visual ranges, and that the missile launch was recorded by Ukrainian monitoring channels.
U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Daryl Caldell has provided new details on plans to transition the fleet to operating primary surface combat vessels powered by nuclear reactors. Caldell stated that the Navy’s complete abandonment of nuclear powered surface combatants after the end of the Cold War was “one of the biggest mistakes in its history,” adding that the newest nuclear-powered battleship being developed under the BBG(X) program will correct this mistake.