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ST Engineering has obtained a contract from Barzan Maintenance Shield to deliver MRO services for the Qatar Emiri Land Forces.

Four American service members were killed, and others were “seriously wounded” during U.S. military operations against Iran, U.S. Central Command officials said.
The deaths of three service members were initially announced over the weekend, but CENTCOM officials said early Monday that a fourth, who was “seriously wounded during Iran’s initial attacks, eventually succumbed to their injuries.

Space Force guardians have been expanding their terrestrial and orbital infrastructure for months, and this month they gained a new asset: a satellite that will let them train in the kind of “orbital warfare” the service wants to master.
The satellite launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida on Feb. 12.

The Department of War press briefing on the Iran war including Secretary of War Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Caine.

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Three U.S. F-15E fighters have gone down over Kuwait in an “apparent friendly fire incident,” according to U.S. Central Command.
The incident took place at 11:30 Eastern Time on Sunday, a CENTCOM news release says.
“During active combat—that included attacks from Iranian aircraft, ballistic missiles, and drones — the U.S. Air Force fighter jets were mistakenly shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses,” the news release says.
All six of the aircrew safely ejected, have been recovered, and are in stable condition, the news release says.

The Kuwaiti armed forces have confirmed ‘several’ U.S. combat aircraft have crashed, apparently from friendly fire according to reports on social media. This is not confirmed.
Video online show two different F-15E Strike Eagle crashes, engulfed in flames. One of the aircraft looked to have been downed by a missile seeking the engine heat. Again, not confirmed.
The crews are reported safe and in good health.
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The UK military has been active in the Middle East intercepting inbound Iranian missiles and drones, but has not joined US-Israeli strikes.

The Manhattan Project brought allied scientists to Los Alamos because winning required pooling allied scientific capacity. Today, as Australia invests $3.4 billion in quantum and advanced defense technologies and autonomous capabilities, the United States has built the supercomputing infrastructure those technologies require — then locked its partners out of accessing it.

As I conclude nearly four decades of military and public service, including as lieutenant governor of Guam, a line from the 1986 Crowded House song Don’t Dream It’s Over keeps returning to me: “Trying to catch a deluge in a paper cup.”For Guam — a United States territory and cornerstone of American power projection increasingly under threat from both North Korea and China — that metaphor appears increasingly, and disturbingly, apt. Among U.S.

The Qatari Ministry of Defence on March 2 announced the successful shootdowns of two Iranian Air Force Su-24 fighters, which had reportedly been deployed to strike targets in Qatar. The ministry added that air defences also“successfully intercepted (7) ballistic missiles through air defences, and intercepted (5) drones by Qatar Emiri Air Force and Qatar Emiri Navy Forces, which targeted several areas in the state today.