The Federal Government Is Still Spying on You
Peter Van Buren, American Conservative Senator Chuck Grassley’s disclosure of “Arctic Frost” documents shows that federal surveillance on American citizens is as bad as ever.
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‘Cautious’ Optimism Follows Top Warship Builder’s Productivity
Williams, DefOne The country’s largest builder of warships is keeping more of its shipyard workers after boosting wages and hiring better-qualified recruits
Air Force to Retain ‘Platinum’ F-15C/Ds Four More Years
John A. Tirpak, A&SF The Air Force is planning to retain some F-15C/D…
Guardsman Learns To Fly Autonomous Black Hawk in Less Than an Hour
DN In a training first, the Guardsman, using a handheld touchscreen tablet, controlled the Optionally Piloted Vehicle Black Hawk
US Air Force Wants 1,558 Fighters for Low-Risk Wars
Stephen Losey, Air Force Times The Air Force told lawmakers it
SOCPAC: Systems, Not Silver Bullets, Are Key to Victory in the Pacific
DefOne Specifically, integrated systems that can disrupt the enemy, MG VanAntwerp said.
U.S. Army Selects American Rheinmetall for DAR on Bradley IFVs
Army Tech. American Rheinmetall has received an 18-month contract to support a rapid Damage Assessment and Repair (DAR) demonstration for the U.S. Army
Hegseth: Nuclear Tests Bolster Credible Strategic Deterrence
B. Gertz, WashTimes President Trump’s decision to resume nuclear tests was needed to strengthen the credibility of the U.S….
The Free World Is Losing the Information War. Here’s How It Can Win.
MWI In the global battle for hearts and minds, sophisticated networks of disinformation pose a serious threat to free societies and their aspirations for a better future.
Reagan–Thatcher, Trump–Takaichi, and Cold War II
Francis P. Sempa, AmSpectator In Japan, she is known as the “iron lady,” a not-so-subtle