SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Following a first publication to enshrine information as official doctrine, the Marine Corps is looking at a follow-on document that gets into the practical application of information as a warfighting function.
Last June, the Corps published Marine Corps Doctrinal Publication-8, Information (MCDP-8), which sought to describe the purpose and mechanics of information as a warfighting function for the entire service. Now, it is in the process of developing a new document, titled Marine Corps Warfighting Publication 8-10.
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It has been 369 days since the Russian invasion began. On Monday, the Russian forces continued with their futile attempts to break the Ukrainian defenses in the Donbas and in the east. The fighting goes on Despite intense efforts to break the Ukrainian defensive lines around the town of Bakhmut in the Donbas, the Russia […]
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A unit of 145 Air Warriors from the Indian Air Force departed the Jamnagar Air Force Station on February 26 to participate in a multilateral air exercise at the Waddington Air Force Base of the Royal Air Force in the United Kingdom.
Exercise Cobra Warrior
Exercise Cobra Warrior is a multilateral air exercise in which the Royal Air Force and Indian Air Force are joined by the Air Forces of Finland, Sweden, South Africa, the United States of America, and Singapore.
A year after the start of the war in Ukraine, the conflict seems no closer to an end, and Russian tanks seem no better at avoiding destruction. Armored forces trying to take the Ukrainian town of Vuhledar are being decimated by land mines.
It’s been that way for much of February. Videos recorded by Ukrainian fighters and shared online show how Russian tanks try to cross fields and roads but are stopped when a mine explodes below them. And it seems that it continues to happen since the Russian forces are unable to avoid the mines.
The change will allow female pilots to “continue building up their qualifications and flight hours” and progress their careers through pregnancy.
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While the United States seems intent on referring to China as our “pacing challenge” and a “strategic competitor,” the People’s Republic of China President Xi Jinping is very comfortable referring to the United States as his country’s most dangerous adversary. As the most recent violation of our national sovereignty by their spy balloon demonstrates, China is prepared to back up that view with brazen action. Make no mistake, the United States should not seek confrontation with China.
You must have seen a movie in which the protagonists empties their entire magazine through automatic fire and hits the target every single time. And if you’re a fan of video games, you must have played at least one first-person shooter that made you believe that automatic weapons essentially turn you into a god of war. Unfortunately, that’s the literal opposite of what the truth is, as automatic firearms aren’t used like that in real-life combat, and here’s why.
The Transformers franchise is acutely aware of just how extra it is. Thus lies its charm.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts will take audiences on a ‘90s globetrotting adventure and introduce the Maximals, Predacons, and Terrorcons to the existing battle on earth between Autobots and Decepticons. For anyone who was a fan of Beast Wars back in the 90s, seeing Optimus Prime and Optimus Primal on the big screen ought to be a nostalgic hoot.
Look, if you’re still not playing Dungeons & Dragons, then I don’t know how to help you. It’s one of the most amusing ways to hang out with friends, tell a story together, and flex your muscles/magicks/hideous laughters. If that controversial (and glorious) episode of Community didn’t convince you, I bet Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves just might.
“We’re thieves but we helped the wrong person steal the wrong thing and unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known,” opens Chris Pine’s character, Edgin the Bard. I played a bard, once.
World War I brought about tremendous social changes to the U.S., particularly in the area of Women’s Rights and Civil Rights. The great need for “manpower” forced the military and war industries to recruit women for jobs that would have been unthinkable just prior to the start of the war.
For some women, that change had already started with the widespread use of the telephone starting in the late 1800s. At first, young men were given the job of literally being the vital connection between telephone customers, however, as a group they soon proved unsatisfactory.