Here’s what we know: Amazon has greenlit what is being called “Bond 26,” the next film in the 007 franchise with “Dune” director Denis Villeneuve directing and “Peaky Blinders” showrunner Steven Knight writing.
Here’s what we don’t know: Who will play James Bond?
Also Read: The mistake that led the James Bond movie ‘Goldfinger’ to be banned in Israel
Here’s where it gets weird: An unknown actor tried to throw his hat in the ring by conning Hollywood trades into announcing that he was in consideration for the role?
Let’s dive into it.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is formally rescinding a rule that would have impacted how the agency evaluates disability benefits, after a week of outcry from veterans groups, according to a Federal Register notice document.
Under the federal rule published by the VA on Feb. 17, evaluators would have been directed to rate veterans’ disabilities based on the effects of medication and how treatment improves their quality of life.
The VA did not immediately respond to Task & Purpose requests for comment.
RTX’s Raytheon ELCAN optical systems business will deliver a customised version of its Specter DR 1-4x weapon sight to the Bundeswehr.
Therapy looks different for everyone, especially for individual veterans. For some, PTSD treatment means therapy offices, fluorescent lighting, medication they don’t entirely trust, and long waiting lists at the VA (if the VA is even available).
But one program, run by the grandson of one of U.S. military history’s most famous leaders, takes a completely different approach. And science says it’s working.
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Chris Gordon, A&SF
Jonathan K. Corrado, RealClearDefense
With a Corps of roughly 1,600 cadets, VMI is small by public-university standards. Yet its leadership output—particularly for the U.S.
NatDefense
Nearly one year after the Army announced through a sweeping transformation initiative it would end procurement of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, the Marine Corps is reaffirming…
Stars and Stripes
The Marine Corps will keep the M27 infantry automatic rifle as its standard service weapon rather than adopt the higher-caliber firearm being fielded by the Army, according…
Defense One
Pushing aging aircraft decades past their service life is the emerging service strategy.
The Indian Defence Ministry is considering the near term procurement of 40 Russian Su-57 fifth generation fighters to rapidly enhance the combat capabilities of the Air Force’s most capable frontline units, according to a report from the local NDTV TV channel. The report indicated that the procurement of the Su-57is seen as an important measure to strengthen the country’s ability to handle growing security challenges.