The Ukrainian Air Force has reported that the Russian Amed Forces launched a Zircon hypersonic cruise missile during an overnight strike on the country on January 20. Where prior launches of the missile were conducted from ships, however, this latest firing was reported to have been carried out from a ground-based launcher on the disputed Crimean Peninsula.
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The Republic of Korea Army has begun its first operational deployment of the new Hyunmoo-5 tactical ballistic missile, which integrates the largest tactical warhead ever to be carried by a ballistic missile at an estimated 8,000 to 9,000 kilograms. Developed as part of the Korean Massive Punishment and Retaliation strategy, the missile appears to have been designed to be able to target North Korean underground facilities, and emphasises high impact velocity, penetration, and precision guidance to destroy deeply buried command centres and military bases.
…we know where the minefield is…
There was a lot to get excited about at last week’s Surface Navy Association confab, and I’ll get to that in a minute, but it would be wise to temper one’s expectations.
20 years seems like a long time, but in many ways it is not. As we look forward to what our fleet will look like at mid-century, we should look back to what we were all promised in January of 2005 that was going to transform into the Navy of the 21st century.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command said today that multiple aircraft are on their way to Pituffik Space Base in Greenland. In an unusual move, NORAD’s announcement repeatedly said that the mission, which “will support various long-planned NORAD activities,” is a routine operation.
“This activity has been coordinated with the Kingdom of Denmark, and all supporting forces operate with the requisite diplomatic clearances,” the statement continued. “The Government of Greenland is also informed of planned activities.
The US Army’s PEO Soldier has chosen the HERO-90 loitering munition for its Low Altitude Stalking and Strike Ordnance initiative.
As U.S. history educators, much of our professional training emphasizes structure, pacing guides, state standards, and carefully sequenced curriculum maps. We move deliberately through eras, anchor lessons in textbooks, and rely heavily on primary source documents to help students understand the past. This approach provides students with a shared historical framework and ensures exposure to key events, ideas, and debates that have shaped the United States.
The next act in the Greenland saga will see Nato’s highest military committee convene amid profound infighting.
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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll criticized a counter-drone system that soldiers have been using for years, including as recently as last month.
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Two MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters completed their first operational mission Jan.
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Largely, expansion plans within the surface fleet come in the shape of future large surface combatants, mainly aboard the new