The Crumbling Defense of Europe
The article argues that Europe’s defense is weakening because the United States…
A Driverless Car Can Call the Cops on You
The video discusses a reported incident in California where a Waymo vehicle…
Is the Feds' Biggest Gun Law Argument About to CRUMBLE?
The video argues that a Fifth Circuit gun case, United States v.…
The Pentagon must prepare for battles around the moon: Joint Chiefs chair
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.— The U.S. military’s top uniformed leader says U.S. forces…
A US Army Sergeant First Class Soaked in Fuel from a Burning Bradley Went Back into the Fire Again and Again to Pull Out His Soldiers While He Was Himself on Fire, Died of His Burns, and Waited 16 Years for the Silver Star He Was Given to Be Upgraded to the Medal of Honor
Summary and Key Points: Sergeant First Class Alwyn Cashe pulled six of…
Air Force creates new career field to defend bases from drones
The Air Force has spent the last year building up a new…
2 US Army Delta Force Snipers Circling a Crashed Black Hawk Over Mogadishu on October 3, 1993, Asked to Be Put on the Ground to Defend the Wounded Crew, Were Refused Twice, Were Granted the Request on the Third Attempt, and Were Both Killed Holding a Position They Already Knew They Could Not Hold
Summary and Key Points: The argument took place over a radio, above…
Iran Ordered 80 Made in the USA F-14 Tomcat Fighters Under the Shah and Took Delivery of 79 Before the 1979 Revolution. By 1986 Only 25 Were Still Operational. Israeli Strikes on Isfahan in March Destroyed at Least 2 More, and Nobody Outside Iran Knows Whether Any Are Still Flying.
Summary and Key Points: Iran ordered 80 F-14A Tomcats under the Shah…
I Am a Retired US Army Special Forces NCO: A 240-Grain .454 Casull Load Leaves the Taurus Raging Bull at About 1,900 Feet per Second With 1,923 Foot-Pounds Behind It. That Is .30-30 Rifle Energy, Out of a 5-Shot Revolver.
Some revolvers are built to be carried. The Taurus Raging Bull was…
Contractors Glued Bolt Heads On Inside Britain’s Nuclear Submarine HMS Vanguard. Seven of 3,000 Bolts, and the Logbook Never Mentioned Glue.
Summary and Key Points: Three years ago, Britain read “glued bolts” and…
