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With Ukraine in mind, China worries about US missiles
Chinaās top military officials have expressed concern over the ongoing Ukraine war and the United Statesā deployment of missiles in the region, as well as the potential security implications of Elon Muskās Starlink satellite internet system. According to sources within Chinaās military, these issues were discussed at a recent high-level meeting, where military leaders discussed potential responses to these threats.
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Army: Be All You Can Beā¦ again
The U.S. Army is bringing back its iconic āBe All You Can Beā slogan as part of a new ad campaign aimed at recruiting Gen Z.
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Inflatable tanks on the battlefield
As the war in Ukraine continues to rage on, the demand for inflatable fake armaments has also surged. Inflatable tanks and missiles are becoming an increasingly popular option for military deception, and a Czech company, Inflatech is leading the way in producing these realistic decoy armaments.
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IDF Chief warns of protests in the military
In a recent meeting, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the growing trend of reservists protesting their refusal to serve in the West Bank could spread within the military.
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Republican Senators target DoDās āwokeā agenda
Republican Senators are currently plotting a confrontation of the āwokeā Pentagon. They argue that this culture prioritizes political correctness over military readiness, is leading to a decline in morale and effectiveness within the armed forces.
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How could 20 years not be enough time?
The failure of two decades of training: Understanding why the Afghan Army was unable to withstand the Talibanās advance
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Ukraineās top spy: Russia will be out of āmilitary toolsā by spring
Ukraineās top spy for the military has made a startling revelation that Russia will run out of āmilitary toolsā by spring, which could signal the end of the conflict.
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Pentagon: We can lower military suicides by restricting guns
A Pentagon advisory committee focused on military suicides recently suggested increasing gun restrictions among other recommendations to lower the rate of suicides in the Armed Forces.
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K-Pop star, J-Hope plans to enlist in S. Korean military
Seoul, South Korea ā K-pop sensation BTS is once again in the news as one of its members, J-Hope, announces his plan of joining the military in coming days, further cementing the bandās ongoing commitment to fulfil their national service duties as South Korean citizens.
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4 US troops and K9 wounded in raid that killed senior ISIS leader
According to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), four US troops, and a military working dog, were wounded in an explosion in Syria on Thursday. The injuries occurredĀ during a helicopter raid that killed a senior ISIS leader.
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Dangerous Chemical Exceeds 500x EPA Safety Standard at Okinawa Marine Base
The Marine Corps have reported alarmingly high levels of toxins at Marine Corps Base in Okinawa. Officials claim there is no immediate health risk, but some experts are not convinced.
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Pentagon acknowledges 'awareness gap'
Pentagon Officials acknowledge a severe 'awareness gap' after only first recognizing the Chinese spy balloon incident on February 2nd, despite the aircraft first being spotted over the Aleutian Islands in Alaska as early as January 28th.
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