Taiwan’s defence budget is growing in response to territorial aggression from China with a CAGR go 12.7% through to 2029.
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Sweden’s Defence Materiel Administration have placed another order for nine more M3 amphibious bridging systems- the nation’s fourth batch.
The Iraqi Ministry of Defence has placed an order for 12 Airbus H225M helicopters; they are due to be delivered from 2025.
In February, a tweet by Rep. Mike Turner created national news and panic around a possible new Russian on-orbit nuclear anti-satellite weapon. In the following weeks, senior Biden administration officials responded publicly to provide context, answer Americans’ burning questions, and soothe anxieties. The national security advisor spoke on National Public Radio confirming the assessment that Russians were developing this capability. Then-Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy John Plumb testified publicly before Congress on the potential effects of such a weapon in space.
Savory BBQ Chicken Bites! Great for tailgating! Join My Chow Line and see how food can save lives as Tracy sits down with Bryan Stern, CEO, and Founder of Grey Bull Rescue.
Pavel Durov’s Arrest: Intel Agency Intrigue?
Ukrainians Fear Large-Scale Aerosol Spraying Of Cities Meant To Harm People, Not Mosquitos As Advertised
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James Earl Jones is synonymous with class, gravitas and depth. His performances have earned him three Tony Awards, two Emmy Awards and a Grammy. You know his iconic voice from such great performances as the villain Darth Vader in Star Wars, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, The Sandlot, and Field of Dreams. He acted as Vader in the three original Star Wars films, five more follow-ons and two Star Wars series. On Broadway, he performed in Fences, On Golden Pond, The Best Man, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Driving Miss Daisy.
An emergency fund is a critical part of financial security, especially for military families. Having several months of living expenses saved can make all the difference when faced with unexpected costs, providing peace of mind no matter where life takes you.
The Importance of an Emergency Fund
For many families, the concept of an emergency fund might be unfamiliar. Before 2016, I had no idea what an emergency fund was—let alone how to build one. Sure, I had a “rainy day” fund, but the idea of saving several months of living expenses in case of a real emergency was a game-changer for me.
When 10th Group Special Forces soldier Kyle Daniels returned from his last combat deployment, he was frustrated by what he saw. He understood that he’d been fighting for America’s freedom, including the important freedom to protest. But he didn’t like seeing the American flag burned.
So he did something about it.
Daniels designed and developed a flag that you can’t burn. I mean, you can definitely try, but it physically will not burn. After two years of research and hundreds of prototypes, the Firebrand Flag Company launched its first product in June 2020.
When an Army Reserve aviation soldier reported that she had been sexually assaulted, a male supervisor retaliated by keeping her off a deployment which ended her hazardous duty pay and recommending she be kicked off of active duty status, a Pentagon-level Inspector General investigation found.
The IG also found that the supervisor likely referred to the soldier as “bat [s***] crazy” to at least one other soldier and that his actions towards the woman were at least partially driven by personal doubts of her story of the assault, doubts that the IG said the man had “no reason” to hold.
The Army is in the midst of overhauling how it buys and manages modern software solutions to better align with commercial practices. But after receiving mixed reviews from industry on its new strategy, the service is making a few tweaks it hopes will address some industry concerns.
Officials published a new directive in March that aims to streamline and standardize the Army’s approach to developing software — an extensive policy outlining how it plans to develop requirements, perform testing, procure, sustain and manage personnel for software-based capabilities.