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This is Chapter 6 in the Grief Memoir. Catch up with previous chapters here.
The months following my mom’s death were marked by a lot of logistics helping my dad. I returned home after he had stayed in the hospital and quickly went to a lot of doctor’s appointments with him. I needed, and wanted, to learn all that I could about his health. None were at any level of significance like cancer, but a lot of little things and a few major things, added up to a complicated picture. 
His trips to the ER ranged from a few hours to days.

Public Domain

PARIS — It’s the shell everybody seems to want.
Since the war began in Ukraine the demand for the relatively low-tech 155mm ammunition has skyrocketed, with the nation firing as many as 8,000 rounds per day, according to some published estimates.
From Asia to Europe to the United States, arms manufacturers are building new facilities to boost the capacity to produce the shell, not only to supply Ukraine but also to replenish domestic stocks.

Rebecca Grant, LexInstitute

GAO
From the report
What GAO Found
The Navy faces several interrelated personnel and training challenges that inhibit sailors’ ability to complete required…

John Hill, Naval Technology
This rotation ensures a persistent availability of SSNs at sea at a time when U.S. submarine capacity has taken a hit.

TWZ
This is the first time we have seen four AIM-174B very long-range air-to-air missiles on a Super Hornet, along with pods and other missiles.

Elisabeth Edwards, War History Online
From stealth abilities to firepower and speed, these floating technological wonders appear to defy the laws of physics.

August has seen Ukraine reject 37% of all equipment rejected in 2024, following amendments to Defence Ministry Orders.

The Australian Army has opted to fit Safran’s PASEO panoramic, long-range ISTAR sensor to its future Redback IFVs.

Chris, Zack, and Melanie sit down to talk about America’s nuclear policy.