North Korean state media has published images confirming the delivery of captured NATO military equipment to the country, after the Korean People’s Army was deployed from late 2024 to help Russian forces repel a Ukrainian and Western assault into the Russian Kursk region. NATO member states have supplied armaments to Ukraine on an outstandingly large scale, providing considerable opportunities for Russia’s defence sector to analyse equipment such as U.S. M1 Abrams and German Leopard 2A6 tanks, U.S. Javelin anti-tank missile systems, and U.S. Excalibur precision guided artillery rounds.
Author: Michael
Crowds descend upon press gangers trying to kidnap a Ukrainian man.
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The Indian Defence Ministry has signed a contract for the sale of 300 Russian R-37M long range air-to-air missiles, which has been valued at over $1.2 billion, according to multiple reports from local media outlets. The sale is expected to revolutionise the performances of the Su-30MKI ‘4+ generation’ fighters that form the backbone of the Indian Air Force’s combat fleet. This follows reports in early March from multiple Indian sources that a very scale procurement of several hundred R-37M missiles was being considered.
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Lt. Col. Asad “Genghis” Khan (Ret.
The Army is hoping to eventually put meat alternatives in ration packs for soldiers. No, the Army isn’t going vegan, but it is looking at “alternative proteins” to help keep soldiers well fed in combat zones while reducing reliance on logistical networks.
That’s according to a Sources Sought Announcement from the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command – Soldier Center. The notice, posted to SAM.gov on April 29, calls for researchers and food industry groups to partner with the Army to develop new technologies to make the meat alternatives.
Questions are swirling after the Navy’s new acting secretary, Hung Cao, initiated what some are calling “disruptive” changes in the sea service’s intelligence and security apparatus during his first week in charge.
The swift reforms and an unexpected personnel shift have sparked uncertainty about the path ahead for the Navy’s I&S enterprise, according to several sources who were granted anonymity to speak freely about the fluid situation.
The Coast Guard cutter Tampa was sailing alone on the night of Sept. 26, 1918, on its way back to southern Wales to resupply. It had been part of an escort convoy for merchant ships, on the prowl for German U-boats. Without warning, the cutter was hit by a torpedo. The German U-boat UB-91 had scored a direct hit. The ship sank in less than three minutes, with no survivors. 111 Coast Guardsmen and four Navy sailors died in the sinking. 15 British sailors, some military, some civilian, also perished.
It was the single greatest naval loss for the United States during World War I.
Most shows that tackle the military-government relationship play it one of two ways: Either the government is a noble institution full of selfless patriots, or it’s a shadowy cabal of mustache-twirling villains pulling strings behind the scenes. Neither version rings true to anyone who’s actually worn a uniform and operated inside a bureaucracy.
That’s what makes “Invincible,” Amazon Prime Video’s animated superhero series, genuinely surprising.
Stacey Morgan knows a thing or two about PCS-ing. The U.S. Army wife and mother of four is preparing this summer for her eighth move, and a moment she had in the shower this week is going viral—well, sort of.
Morgan is an author and speaker currently living at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. She is preparing her family for a permanent change of station to Colorado Springs and had a moment of clarity while washing her hair.
Bruce Stubbs, Proceedings
Deterring or defeating China in this century will require a joint strategy, with sea control as a foundational element.