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Stephen Cimbala, Global Security Review
The presidential campaign is heading into its climactic final months.

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Denmark has placed an order for 16 Oerlikon Skyranger 30 short-range air defence turrets, which they will integrate onto 8×8 vehicles.

Pentagon leadership will accelerate high-volume production of technologies designed to detect, track and destroy enemy drones via “Replicator 2.0,” DefenseScoop has learned.
This development marks the first public report of the second capability focus area under the Replicator initiative — a high-profile effort that underpins the Defense Department’s multifaceted plan to deter China.
According to a memorandum signed by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Sept.

The U.S. troop presence in Europe was never meant to be permanent. Overseeing preparations for an Allied landing on the continent to defeat Adolf Hitler’s Germany, President Franklin D. Roosevelt explained in 1944: “the United States will be only too glad to retire all its military forces from Europe as soon as this is feasible.” Fast forward 80 years, and things turned out very differently than Roosevelt imagined. Europe still hosts around 100,000 U.S. servicemembers and, according to many observers, this number will only increase over the coming years.

Kris Kristofferson, US Army

When I was a kid, my Dad used to play Kris Kristofferson on loop, over and over again, so his music was ingrained in my soul. I passed the love of Kristofferson and Johnny Cash on to my kids.
Johnny left us long ago, but today we lost the other half of the duo – Kris Kristofferson.
Kristofferson wrote this song about Johnny Cash finding God and getting his life together with June Carter Cash.

Kristofferson, under pressure from his family, joined the U.S. Army and was commissioned as a second lieutenant, attaining the rank of captain.

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I had my annual check up at the VA this week, and I was struck by some odd behavior by the staff.
I was asked three times — “Are you interested in any vaccines?”
I replied — “No death shots for me please.”
After the last four years, and over seventeen million deaths from the Covid vaccines world-wide, this behavior is simply bizarre, or likely even more nefarious.
We are way past the point of any benefit of the doubt to the Department of Defense, who are behind the administering of these ‘countermeasures’.

Singer, actor, boxer, Rhodes Scholar, activist and U.S. Army veteran Kris Kristofferson died today. He was 88. The son of a general and an outspoken critic of American wars abroad later in his life, Kristofferson helped define “outlaw country” as a genre.
“It is with a heavy heart that we share the news our husband/father/grandfather, Kris Kristofferson, passed away peacefully on Saturday, Sept. 28 at home,” his family said in a statement announcing his death. “We’re all so blessed for our time with him.

Irregular warfare is not what you think it is. In fact, to understand it, think bigger. That’s the message in a new video on the topic from the U.S. Army’s special warfare school. It’s a slick, ominous clip, but one that was quietly released onto social media on Thursday, Sept. 26 by the United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School. 
The video, simply titled “irregular warfare clip,” starts simple, with a musician playing on a violin and pastoral shots of a family playing near fields. As a clock ticks in the background, those cut to militant scenes.

American forces killed more than three dozen members of terrorist groups in Syria in two airstrikes this past month. One took out the top military commander for Hurras al-Din, an al-Qaeda-linked group active inside the country. The strikes, announced by U.S. Central Command early Sunday, Sept. 29, are the latest in a series of recent raids and airstrikes targeting high-level commanders of ISIS and other groups in Iraq and Syria the last two months. 
On Tuesday, Sept.