Benjamin Van Horrick & Austin Caroe, The Distro
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Stephen Blank, RealClearDefense
The United States has long declared its goal to maintain a “status quo” that avoids an official position on Taiwan’s sovereignty, discourages Taiwan from declaring independence, and as a result, effectively equates to there being no outbreak in hostilities. Washington’s ad nauseam recitation of U.S. support for the “status quo” — defined as the existing state of affairs — is, however, increasingly disconnected from both the reality of China as the “most powerful adversary the United States has faced in living memory” and Taiwan’s maturation as a vibrant democracy.
“The coming war is going to be a technology war. The country’s top innovators feel that there is a huge disconnect between what the U.S. military ecosystem can produce and what’s possible if we engaged civilians to develop weapon systems for critical technologies…The only solution is to outsource advanced weapons systems development outside of the traditional services and government ecosystem and hand the development to civilians.” -Vannevar Bush to President Roosevelt in 1940 So said one of our country’s greatest innovators to the president of the United States.
U.S. and U.K. military personnel have been actively monitoring installations around and airspace over Royal Air Force Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Feltwell and RAF Fairford for mysterious small drones that have been repeatedly spotted near those bases since Nov. 20 and are yet to be attributed to any adversarial or other sources.
But so far, there’s been no associated operational or safety impacts to troops on the ground there, defense officials told reporters Tuesday.
“The U.S. military are guests in England … at the indication of the government of the United Kingdom.
We are not going to invade ourselves.
They moved down the street in a tight formation, looking at every door and window for threats. Reaching a door, they stacked up, gave the signal, kicked the door in, and moved into the building. Finding a family of three, they pushed them to the floor, zip-tied them, and dragged them into the street at gunpoint for transportation to a detention camp.
The Army is adding more expeditionary cyber teams and creating a new battalion focused on cyber — a validation that the concept has proven its worth.
In late February, the Army Force Structure Transformation (ARSTRUC) plan directed the activation of two more so-called expeditionary cyber and electromagnetic activities teams (ETCs) in the 11th Cyber Battalion — a total of 90 authorizations — rounding out that battalion and an additional 390 authorizations for ECTs to begin building the 12th Cyber Battalion, Lt. Gen.
The British Army is not an operator of the M777 lightweight howitzer, which is widely used by the US and Ukraine, among others.
In the Europe aerospace & defence industry, there were three private equity deals announced in Q3 2024, worth a total value of $12m, according to GlobalData’s Deals Database.
In Canada aerospace & defence industry, there were three M&A deals announced in Q3 2024, worth a total value of $7.3m, according to GlobalData’s Deals Database.