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The Aviationist Iranian state media has released images of a display of aircraft wreckage from the U.S.-Iran war, including remnants of DUDE 44, an F-15E Strike Eagle which can now be… Source link

Jay Rogers, RealClearDefense The Army has decided that airpower close to the ground doesn’t need a pilot’s name on it as often as it used to, and it plans to cut close to 6,500 active-duty… Source link

Michael P. Jenkins, RCD The most dangerous failures in defense technology are not sensor failures or algorithm failures. Source link

Donald Vandergriff Restoring Maneuver, Mission Command, and the Generations of War in the Unmanned Age Source link

Chris Townsend, Sentinel Intelligence The Economics, Ecology and Evolution of Attritable Warfare Source link

The Overton Shift, X Strip the marketing off the BBGN program and you find one thing: a 35,000-ton floating power plant with sensors and weapons bolted to… Source link

WASHINGTON — The Senate today passed a bipartisan stopgap funding bill to keep federal agencies funded until Dec. 11, a key — but not final — step forward to prevent a government shutdown in October. Senators voted 90-6-1 to push forward the continuing resolution, which would keep funding for the Pentagon at fiscal 2026 levels and forbid the start of new programs. However, Congress still has work to do before a CR can be sent to the desk of President Donald Trump. Before leaving for August recess last month, the House passed its own version of the CR which would…

Stephen D. Cook, RCPolitics What I struggle to comprehend is the visceral contempt some Americans now direct at their fellow citizens. It is a hatred that feels familiar in intensity yet… Source link

The Editors, The National Review Source link

L. Todd Wood, Armed Forces P. Reuters reported Wednesday that Andrii Cherniak — a spokesman for Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence — is claiming that a dedicated North Korean… Source link