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Dan Gouré, RCDefense
Drones Alone Aren’t Enough.

We’re ending the pursuit phase of Israel’s response to October 7. No where can a safe space be found

With the events of the last few days, we’re now in the Fourth Phase of the Middle East Conflict.

A new development in the bird flu narrative was quietly released in July.
The FDA began updating electronic medical systems across the country with a procedure code for the HHS-funded Moderna / Pfizer bird flu mRNA vaccines – all but confirming the inevitable plandemic.
Under the guise of an “Emergency Use Authorization,” the action not only allows unilateral decisions by public health authorities on the rollout of new jabs, but also supplies more taxpayer money to support these initiatives.

Astor Defence has won in the 2024 Army Technology Excellence Awards in the Investments and Business Expansion categories.

How would our world be different if Douglas MacArthur, Chester Nimitz, John Lejeune, and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin had resigned after five or 10 years in uniform? As junior officers, they all likely knew they were among their peer group’s “best and brightest.” Thankfully, even though talent has options, they all chose to remain in the military for a career. Subsequently, the Allies won World War II, and the United States walked on the moon.

The Pentagon reached a plea agreement with three men long accused to be the masterminds behind the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, officials announced Wednesday, that appears likely to keep them in prison for life but ends efforts to impose the death penalty on them.
The senior military Convening Authority for the U.S. Military Commissions at Guantanamo Bay entered into pretrial agreements with Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, Walid Muhammad Salih Mubarak Bin ‘Attash, and Mustafa Ahmed Adam al Hawsawi, the Pentagon announced Wednesday.

It will come as no surprise to most with military experience that two-thirds of all U.S. service members do not get enough sleep to be considered healthy. And while Army sleep researchers realize that troops often can’t get more sleep, they recently put a group of volunteers through a 48-hour sleepless experiment to test a device they hope will help them recover faster whenever do get some shut eye.
“Two thirds of service members do not sleep enough every night, a rate that’s twice as high as the civilian population,” said Dr.

U.S. forces struck a group trying to launch an attack drone in Iraq on Tuesday, the first U.S. use of force in the country  since February. The attack was sandwiched between a high profile Israeli airstrike in Beirut and the assassination of a senior Hamas leader in Tehran.
U.S. forces targeted “combatants” who were attempting to launch one-way attack uncrewed aerial systems, or OWAUAS, in Musayib, a town in Iraq’s Babil Province just south of Baghdad, a defense official told Task & Purpose.

Following the minting of new authorities, U.S. Cyber Command says it is making progress on improving the readiness of the cyber forces that the military services provide to it.
As initially designed, each service provides a set number of offensive, defensive and support teams — known as the cyber mission force — to Cybercom, which employs them in operations. However, despite the cyber mission force’s joint design from the start, those branches have their own unique service cultures and ways of organizing their forces.

Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated before the United States Congress that Israel would keep fighting in the Gaza Strip until it achieved “total victory” against Hamas. This as over 39,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Strip since Oct. 7, over 100 Israeli hostages are still being held in Gaza, and fighting has returned to areas in the northern part of Gaza that Israel previously said were cleared of Hamas.