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By Parth Satam, June 23, 2023,  https://eurasiantimes.com/a-31-billion-missile-program-us-looks-to-reintroduce-nuclear-sea-launched-cruise-missile-costing-equal-to-10-virginia-class-subs/ A section of US Congressmen are voting for reintroducing a costly and redundant nuclear program. Republican lawmakers in the House are adopting a measure to institutionalize the Sea-Launched Cruise Missile-Nuclear (SLC)The SLCM was denied funding in last year’s Fiscal Year 2023 budget and concl...

North Korea test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles Thursday in its first such launch in about two months, which came after it failed in late May to put a spy satellite into orbit.

On June 1, 2023, India's Strategic Forces Command successfully carried out a training launch of the Agni-1-Medium Range Ballistic missile from the APJ

The successful test launch of Iran’s indigenously built precision-guided ballistic missile Kheibar earlier this week has caused alarm in Tel Aviv, says an analyst.

Experts predominantly assess that North Korea has developed several nuclear devices, but not yet mastered the ability to miniaturize a warhead or deliver it via missile. Media reports habitually declare that North Korean missiles cannot yet reach the United States. Based on this benign conclusion, policymakers presume the United States and its allies still have several years to diplomatically constrain North Korea’s nuclear program, timidly pursue incremental sanctions, and prepare military de...

Gerald Raymond Norcross, 87, of Carmi, passed away on Tuesday, April 4, 2023. He was born on November 7, 1935, in Villisca, Iowa, the son of Donald R. and Maxine Ruby (Rupp) Norcross. Jerry married Linda Fay (Oliver) Cummins on June 15, 1983, and she survives. He enlisted in the Air Force in 1953. Missiles were a new career field and Lowry Air Force base in Aurora, Colorado had the Air Force's only Guided Missile Program. After basic training, he was selected to be in the missile program an...

Gerald Raymond Norcross, 87, of Carmi, passed away on Tuesday, April 4, 2023. He was born on November 7, 1935, in Villisca, Iowa, the son of Donald R. and Maxine Ruby (Rupp) Norcross. Jerry married Linda Fay (Oliver) Cummins on June 15, 1983, and she survives. He enlisted in the Air Force in 1953. Missiles were a new career field and Lowry Air Force base in Aurora, Colorado had the Air Force's only Guided Missile Program. After basic training, he was selected to be in the missile program an...

Camera level sign of even for officials with opposite records to review. documents ascribed irans missile program and records related to highly sensitive intelligence aimed at china. " even with stephen dantonio, the fbi official that reported to the washington post was the largest roadblock in conducting the investigation. that is the good of the bad. dantuono and some fellow fbi officials complained how bad it would look for agents with " fbi " emblazoned on their jack s to invade a former pre...

Do half a trillion of dollars, and import half a trillion of imports from china and export $150 million to them. so this is a rather different kind of situation. i mean, you could imagine the united states imposing sanctions on the individual chinese military companies perhaps, but it is a slap on the wrist. >> it is hard to see broader sanctions that dont increase prices here given all that the u.s. imports from china. you have another power in the war, iran, sending russia drones, and now the ...

Consider telling us, in effect, why they know that china is considering this. they havent done that yet. they seem to be comfortable with at least saying, we know. and heres the cost that you would pay. but theyre doing this on a number of fronts. you look, for instance, the public comments this weekend on u.s. understanding of russias relationship with iran in this war. we already knew that iran was supplying drones that have had a big effect in ukraine. now theres discussion that in return, in...