The great legend himself, “the Say Hey Kid,” Mr. Willie Mays passed away at 93. He leaves behind a legacy of work, passion and being a team player in a day when such elements are sometimes lacking. Mays played 23 years in Major League Baseball and is one of the most popular players of all time. He earned Rookie of the Year in 1951, his inaugural season for the New York Giants. Yes, that’s right, back when the Big Apple had a baseball team named the Giants. His lifetime batting average is .301 with 660 home runs and 1909 runs batted in, superb numbers in any era of baseball.
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China has urged the US not to sell arms to Taiwan following last weeks agreement to a proposed sale of Switchblade loitering munitions.
Poland will produce 180 of the K2 Black Panther main battle tanks for service in the Polish Army following a deal with South Korea.
Audrey Oien, RealClearDefense
If China were to invade Taiwan, it is likely that Russia would provide Beijing with military, economic, or political assistance.
Dilworth, Daily Mail
China‘s chokehold over U.S.
Newsweek
A map has shown the Russian military bases in Ukraine that Army Tactical Missile Systems could strike with the U.S.’s permission.
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The U.S. Army successfully used two Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) against a moving target at sea.
Judson, DN
Lockheed Martin said it demonstrated it can integrate digital command and control capabilities into the Pentagon’s Joint Fires Network during Valiant Shield, an exercise in Hawaii…
Xi Jinping has tried to remake the People’s Liberation Army, but he’s recently been forced to undo part of his own creation. In April, China’s military underwent its largest reorganization this decade when the Strategic Support Force was eliminated, and a new Information Support Force inaugurated. Xi has hailed the new force as a “strategic force and a key support for coordinating the construction and application of network information systems.
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Fascinating photos of Chinese Type 94 Ballistic Missile Submarine in the Taiwan Straits taken by Taiwanese fishing boat crew.
By the orientation, fishing boat seems possibly on the left side of the Line of Separation and Submarine was southbound.
This might be boat 7 or 8 of the Type 94 headed from Bohai Shipyard (North Red Oval) to the evil lair of the underground Chinese submarine base at Yulin (South Red Oval). Underground bases look cool and make the occupants feel secure, but they are easily targeted.