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Making a plan to leave the military and step into the civilian workforce is probably one of the most stressful times for any military member. Their steady paycheck is ending, bills are still due, and finding a job suddenly becomes their full-time job.
So when a company finally calls, interviews them, and puts a salary offer on the table, it can feel like the only rational move is to grab it, hang on, and thank whatever god they believe in that the job search is finally over.

Ukraine’s 46th Airmobile Podilsk Brigade is using drones equipped with a fishing rod and weighted cord to intercept Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). 
Footage posted by the brigade on Sunday showed the Ukrainian drone approaching the target from above, causing the Russian drone’s propellers to become entangled in or damaged by the cord. The video captured the system successfully intercepting one fixed-wing drone and one quadcopter. writes SOFX.
Nets are also used by both sides.
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In July, the team at EarthTraq, a dual-use space company, received an email suggesting we “go through the Space Force Front Door process.” It seemed simple. We offer clear applications for pressing U.S. national security needs. The front door appeared to be the place to learn about capability gaps and seek funding to address them. Between July and December 2025, we navigated three such “front doors” at the U.S. Space Force, National Reconnaissance Office, and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.

The Battle of Marengo was the culmination of Napoleon’s campaign in Italy in May–June 1800. It completely unraveled the string of Second Coalition victories across the peninsula that began the year before. The battle is notable for Napoleon’s initial underestimation of his enemy. Only timely reinforcements and Austrian hubris won him the day. Napoleon recounted the words of Gen. Louis Desaix at Marengo, that “the battle is completely lost; but it is only two o’clock and we still have time to win another today.

The Royal Danish Air Force has become the third service in the world to field a fighter fleet fully comprised of fifth generation fighter aircraft, following the Royal Norwegian Air Force in 2022, and the Royal Netherlands Air Force in 2024. All three Northern European countries were partners in the F-35 program, and procured the F-35A to replace their small fleets of Cold War era F-16 fourth generation fighters. The retirement of the last Danish F-16s occurred on January 18, ending more than four decades of service.