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Day: November 11, 2023
The Only U.S. Navy Warship Authorized To Fly a Foreign Flag at Sea
Military.com You might be thinking to yourself, “Didn’t we fight a whole war to keep American sailors from working under a British flag?” Well, it’s been a long time since the War of 1812,…
Whistling in the Dark
Ryan Shaw, Small Wars Journal Why the Pentagon’s Joint Concept
for Competing is Not Enough
A tree fell in the…
Dutch F-35s Gain Nuclear Strike Mission ‘Initial Certification’
The War Zone The Royal Netherlands Air Force will operate dual-role F-35A jets that are able to draw from a shared NATO stockpile of B61-12 nuclear bombs.
Army Releases “Concept” Image of New XM30 ICV
Kris Osborn, Warrior Maven XM30 to “Deliver Decisive Strike While Controlling Maneuver Robotics and Semi-Autonomous Systems”
B-21 Takes to the Sky for the First Time
Brian Everstine, Aviation Week The U.S. Air Force’s next-generation bomber has flown for the first time.
The Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider took to the skies over the company’s Plant 42…
When Wartime Women Triumphed Under Cover
I.S. Berry, SpyTalk Women in intelligence are having their moment. Avril Haines was recently appointed as the first female head of the U.S. intelligence community; in the newly published…
The Right Heroes: Marines Releases Short Film on Fallujah
Joshua Skovlund, T&P Among the most hallowed battles in Marine Corps history is the name of a city just 40 miles outside Baghdad: Fallujah.
As the internet jokes and laughs and fights…
Neither Gunfire nor Darkness Deterred This Navy SEAL
Chuck Lyons, History Net In December 2012 Medal of Honor recipient Ed Byers and fellow Navy SEALs embarked on a rescue operation to free a captive American doctor.