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Littoral Anti-Air Battalion’s Ground-Based Air Defense Battery (GBAD) will conduct live-fire training with the newly fielded Marine Air Defense Integrated System (MADIS)…
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For over a decade, a contentious policy struggle has simmered in the United States over the allocation of radio spectrum — a resource as critical to modern warfare as it is to economic prosperity. Authors in these pages have observed how the electromagnetic spectrum underpins military operations, from communication and navigation to targeting and intelligence, while its strategic importance has only grown with innovations like Starlink’s resilience in Ukraine.
Eight decades ago, U.S. Army soldiers raised the American flag in the center of Nuremberg. They stood atop a bunker adorned with Nazi symbols, now in the hands of Allied forces after five days of fierce urban combat.
By April 1945, the invasion of Germany was well underway. After crossing the Rhine River, American soldiers were pushing forward. Soviet troops were already well into Germany, and both forces were moving towards Berlin. To do so though, they had to eliminate the remaining bastions of Nazi military power.
The United States will cut its presence in Syria by half in the coming months, the Department of Defense announced on Friday.
The U.S. military will bring the number of troops inside Syria to under 1,000 in the coming months in a “consolidation” effort, Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement on April 18. The move comes after “significant steps” made in the fight against ISIS.
For several months the Pentagon had said that there were only approximately 900 U.S. troops inside Syria.
A PICTURE OF AMERICA WHEN OUR COUNTRY IS SAVED
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By Thomas McInerney LTG, USAF (Ret) and Paul E. Vallely MG, US Army (Ret)
America’s Endgame for the 21st Century is a blueprint for defeating the leftist ideologues who are trying to transform the United States into a Marxist “paradise” like other socialist states around the globe that have failed miserably. The blueprint also covers how to overcome specific domestic and foreign threats to our nation’s sovereignty and survival.
The Army announced the latest rotation of units in Europe and the Middle East, including the return of a combat team that lost three of its soldiers in a Lithuanian training accident last month.
The 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Calvary Division from Fort Cavazos, Texas will replace the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division from Fort Stewart, Georgia. During the 3rd Infantry Division’s training in Lithuania, three soldiers were killed in an accident in March after their vehicle drove into a deep pond.