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As the US dramatically expands its military presence, colonialist history is repeating itself.

Air Mobility Command has directed its refueling and cargo planes to obscure the majority of identifying information painted on the aircraft, citing national security concerns -- an unusual move that is alarming to government watchdogs. James Stewart, a spokesman for Air Mobility Command, told Military.com in an emailed statement that airmen's missions take them around the globe and often involve sensitive movements of cargo -- the main reason behind the change.

Air Mobility Command has directed its refueling and cargo planes to obscure the majority of identifying information painted on the aircraft, citing national security concerns -- an unusual move that is alarming to government watchdogs. James Stewart, a spokesman for Air Mobility Command, told Military.com in an emailed statement that airmen's missions take them around the globe and often involve sensitive movements of cargo -- the main reason behind the change.

The United States Air Force has chosen to ground almost all of its older C-130H Hercules cargo planes (and their variants). The decision came after recognizing a problem with their propeller barrels. On the final Friday of September USAF Air Mobility Command (AMC) confirmed a vast majority of their C-130 Hercules fleet are not currently […]

China, the US’s most vital trade partner and its main long-term competitor, presents the country with a sticky ‘pacing challenge’

The US is a far bigger threat to Canadian sovereignty and democracy than China but you’d never know it from following the dominant media. In recent days a CIA-linked firm got the federal government to stop research with a Chinese university, a State Department funded group convinced parliament to criticize China and the Pentagon’s panic

A U.S. general has called out predictions on Chinas possible invasion of Taiwan, saying that a military attack was not "imminent."

The stockpile of warheads possessed by Beijing will more than double in just over a decade, sources told Kyodo news agency China is aiming

China is aiming to increase the number of its nuclear warheads to 900 by 2035, Chinese sources have told Kyodo news agency Read Full Article at RT.com