Pentagon in Talks to Get Into AI Infrastructure Funding With a $5B Loan
The article says the Pentagon is in talks to lend about $5…
Trump Commemorates the 25th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks at the Pentagon
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump observed Friday’s 25th anniversary of the…
Army mulls baseball caps, collar rank, and other uniform changes
The Army is weighing several changes to its uniform regulations, ranging from…
His Wife Was Trapped In The Driveway… Then He Came Back Armed
The video discusses a breaking-news incident in St. Lucy County where deputies…
The United States Did Not Have Enough High-Grade Titanium to Build the SR-71 Blackbird, So the CIA Bought It From the Soviet Union Through Shell Companies in Neutral Countries. The Airframe Was 85 to 90 Percent Titanium, and Much of the Ore Came Out of Soviet Ukraine.
The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird had a problem before it ever flew, and…
NASA’s X-43D Was Designed to Hold Mach 15 — About 11,000 Miles per Hour, 3 Miles Every Second — for 30 Seconds of Powered Flight. Development Was to Begin in Fiscal Year 2005, Run 4 Years, and End in 3 Flights a Year Apart. Not One Vehicle Was Ever Built.
Summary and Key Points: The X-43D was going to be the fastest…
The AH-64 Apache Helicopter Entered U.S. Army Service in the Mid-1980s, Purpose-Built to Destroy Soviet Tanks Pushing Through Central Europe. The Army Now Plans to Fly It Into the 2060s — Close to 80 Years of Service, About 70 of Them After the Soviet Union Stopped Existing.
Summary and Key Points: The AH-64 Apache was designed to do one…
The Eurofighter Typhoon First Flew in 1994 and Can Never Be Made Into the F-22 or F-35. In January 2026 the UK Signed a £453,500,000 Contract for 40 ECRS Mk2 Radars — About £11,300,000 Each — That Track Targets and Jam Enemy Sensors at the Same Time Across a 200-Degree Field of Regard.
Summary and Key Points: The Eurofighter Typhoon was designed in the 1980s…
Soldier awarded Bronze Star for Valor after Iranian drone attack
A soldier was awarded a Bronze Star for valor in the wake…