Anti-cultural Marxism military veteran group STARRS.us has produced a stunning video sounding the alarm about Marxism in the U.S. military.
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A little over two months after the first appearance of the wreckage of a new type of Russian glide bomb in the war in Ukraine, we now have imagery showing the complete weapon, including video of examples being launched. It appears that the standoff weapon is now better established in Russian service, which will pose additional problems for the hard-pressed Ukrainian air defense operators.
The new imagery of the UMPB D-30SN winged precision-guided bomb includes photos showing two examples under the wing of a Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) Su-34 Fullback strike aircraft.
Call signs have been in use in military history since the invention of the telegraph. According to the National Naval Aviation Museum, it is estimated that military call signs arose around the 1930s to identify units in the heat of battle. The Department of Defense states that around 1970 is when call signs evolved into how we know them today. Like most military traditions, the origins are unknown and experts attempt to give their best explanations on how it came to be. Call signs are no exception.
FILE: Marines fire an M72 light anti-tank weapon during live-fire training at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., May 5, 2015. (Marine Corps photo).
The Marine Corps plans to field a new light assault weapon by 2027 designed to produce a backblast so small that it can be fired from inside a room.
As one Ukrainian soldier demonstrated in 2022, firing a recoilless rifle whilst inside a building is a bad idea because an enclosed space does not allow the concussion to dissipate.
Tyler Sinni, a Largo police officer, left, and U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Sean Phelan, a 6th Security Forces flight chief, attempt to open a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility door at a breaching symposium at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, May 16, 2024. The 6th SFS partnered with AFWERX and a breaching equipment company to develop a hydraulic breaching backpack designed to open SCIF doors which were previously considered impenetrable.
The Space Force’s acquisition arm is looking for commercially developed space vehicles that can host experimental payloads and allow the Defense Department to conduct tests of emerging technologies on orbit.
According to a request for proposal published on Sam.gov on Thursday, Space Systems Command plans to establish a contract vehicle for its Space Test Experiments Platform (STEP) 2.0 effort. Over the next decade, the service plans to award multiple awards to vendors able to provide platforms for the Space Force’s science-and-technology experiments.
The C-130 Hercules is almost certainly the best-known military transport aircraft in the world, and, with its unrivaled production record, it’s outlived many of the far more glamorous fighters and other combat jets with which it might be (less than fairly) compared. Despite many epic missions flown during its long service career and some remarkable attributes of its own, we don’t so often get to hear from those who have flown it.
On such pilot, former Capt. Scott Bateman MBE, learned his way around the legendary Hercules during an 18-year career with the U.K. Royal Air Force.
As we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings, we embark on a journey of remembrance and gratitude, honoring not only the gallant men who stormed the shores of France but also the resilient women who stood steadfast on American soil, sacrificing and rationing to support the war effort. The ingenuity of brides during World War II, who turned surplus parachute fabric into wedding gowns due to wartime rationing, has left an enduring legacy.
In a future operating environment, sophisticated adversary cyber technologies could inhibit the Air Force’s ability to achieve its number one role for the joint force: air superiority.
While the Department of Defense has teams that conduct cyber operations, those joint forces are limited in number and focused on attacking enemy systems and defending the network. As such, the Air Force believes it needs its own cyber capabilities to ensure it can gain and maintain air superiority.
Background photo by Sgt. Michael Kropiewnicki, Photo of Cahir courtesy of his family.
René Elizabeth Browne was on her second date with Bill Cahir in 2003 when he told her he was considering enlisting in the Marine Corps. Cahir was 34 years old and worked as a Washington, D.C. correspondent for Newhouse News Service.
“I was very surprised because I knew Bill in such a different context, as a newspaper reporter, seeming too old to think about enlisting in the military,” Browne recalled to Task & Purpose.