Air Force’s new eVTOL technology will roll off the production process by 2023. The Air Force is constructing an acquisition strategy to enter the booming market for space-age flying cars. They View More ›
Air Force has a Shortage of Ukrainian Speaking Personnel That Hampers Operations
The Pentagon was reportedly aware of impending developments in Ukraine, including US troops not speaking Ukrainian, according to sources. “We have no Ukrainian-specific linguists. We don’t train Ukrainian,” said Staff View More ›
Breaking the Black Sea Blockade: How Far Will the West Go?
The Biden administration and EU nations have been painstakingly “careful” to confine the war to Ukraine’s frontiers and the nearby Black Sea, according to reports. They are avoiding anything that might View More ›
US Space Force-Virgin Orbit ‘Straight Up’ Mission Makes First Successful Night Satellite Launch
Virgin Orbit has achieved another milestone, successfully launching its first nighttime satellite placement into low-Earth orbit. In 2020, the US Space Force allocated a $35 million contract to Virgin Orbit View More ›
Coast Guard Recues 2 Mariners on a 110-Foot Vessel in the Caribbean
The United States Coast Guard Cutter Bernard C. Webber’s crew reported that they rescued two mariners on board the massive 110-foot motor vessel, Supplier One, on Sunday after it began View More ›
Here Are Three Unusual Facts About the Battle of Midway You Should Know
Today we remember the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Midway on June 4-6, 1942. In just a couple of days, this battle changed the course of the war in View More ›
US Troops, F-35s, And Apaches Sent To The Baltics To Counter Russian Army
In an effort to bolster defensive positions in the Baltic region, President Biden has moved military reinforcements to a number of Baltic states and Poland to defend NATO’s eastern flank View More ›
US And UK Sign Agreement For Future Vertical Lift Program Cooperation
The United States government and the United Kingdom have signed an agreement last Monday, February 14, that enables the two countries to evaluate the possibility of cooperation on future vertical View More ›
In the Philippine Elections US Visiting Forces Agreement Will Be A Major Issue
Election Frontrunners Support the Visiting Forces Agreement Last January 22, 2022, veteran Philippine journalist Jessica Soho interviewed the leading presidential candidates as the May 2022 Philippine Presidential Elections drew nearer. View More ›
Federal Injunction Claims Navy Process For Handling Religious Waivers Is A Farce
In a rare move, A Federal Judge in Texas has granted a preliminary injunction that effectively stops all adverse actions against service members who have requested medical or religious waivers View More ›