Schmitt & Dinsmore, RCD
In his recent RCD article “Operational Misconceptions: A Response to Operational Incompetence 2030,” Colonel Mark Desens offers a strongly worded rejoinder…
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S.L. Nelson, RealClearDefense
The United States Army frequently channels the thinking of one of its most famous World War Two generals, George S Patton.
Adam Korzeniewski, RealClearDefense
The American defense industrial base is facing significant headwinds.
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A large Japanese force emerged from the San Bernadino Strait, comprised of battleships and heavy cruisers, including the flagship Yamato.
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Israel is racing to build more Iron Dome air defense systems amid a growing threat of war with Hezbollah, which has a massive stockpile of more than 150,000 mortars, rockets, and…
Here is my take on a great summer treat. Chicken salad 2 ways. Also, I share a story of my friend and fellow veteran Jenn Davis. Chicken Salad Ingredients – 1ea whole chicken shredded/chopped – 1.
Is Governor Kemp enabling DOD to train a migrant army inside America?
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In January of this year, GA State Senator Coulton Moore surprised an illegal immigrant trafficking operation being run at night through Hartsfield International Airport. Upon finding the room where the migrants were being processed, Moore was assaulted by two U.S. Army soldiers, who physically accosted him and knocked the phone out of his hand. The entire video clip can be viewed below.
Air Force Col. Jeremiah Hammill was relieved as commander of the 96th Test Wing Civil Engineer Group at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida just three days before he was scheduled to hand off the unit to a new commanding officer, an Air Force Materiel Command spokesperson confirmed on Friday.
The 96th Test Wing commander relieved Hammill on Monday “due to a loss in confidence in his ability to lead and to maintain good order and discipline,” the spokesperson told Task & Purpose.
“Information came to the Commander’s attention that caused him to lose confidence in Col.
Host L Todd Wood speaks with LTG Paul Vallely (USA, Ret) on Operation Sinaloa, and former CIA operative John Ritchie on going after the cartels on the southern border in the new Trump administration.
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To fight the arctic cold of winters at the Army’s most northern base, officials at Fort Wainwright in Fairbanks, Alaska want to dig deep underground — but need help from local Alaskans to figure out where.
The Army Office of Energy Initiatives announced it had contracted with Teverra, a geothermal energy company, to determine the feasibility of pulling heat from deep underground to during winter months, when temperatures on the base often fall below negative-40 Fahrenheit.