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Rear Admiral S Venkat Raman assumes command of Naval War College, at Goa on Friday. (Photo/ANI) Rear Admiral S Venkat Raman assumes command of Naval War College in Goa ANI | Updated: Feb 26, 2021 22:20 IST The Admiral took charge of the Navys Apex Training Institution from Rear Admiral Sanjay Jasjit Singh, Ati Vishisht Seva Medal (AVSM), Nau Sena Medal (NM). The Naval War College conducts training for senior officers, including foreign participants, on defe...

Proffering Mass Murder as Attention Getting by Kim Petersen / May 28th, 2010 What journalism is really about – it’s to monitor power and the centers of power. — Amira Hass, journalist Marginalization of news discrepant from the ruling class’s ideology, propaganda, and disinformation are corporate media staples. Consequently, many critically thinking news consumers have drop-kicked the corporate media for proliferating independent news sources. The internet is rife with such independent ...

The Iranian military has long planned for a defensive naval war in the Persian Gulf.

Korean independence fighters grandson ends archive donation talks with Harvard over professors comfort women claim Posted : 2021-02-18 10:53 A comfort woman statue in Seoul / Korea Times file A grandson of a renowned Korean independence fighter said Thursday that he had sent a letter to Harvard Universitys president to end any discussions about donating his historical archives due to a professors article depicting Japans wartime sexual slavery as voluntary prostitution. In an email and phone ...

Educating Humanity Leaked reports from Pentagon UFO task force discuss non-human technology, mysterious objects Two classified reports from the Pentagons task force used to "detect, analyze and catalog" UFOs have been leaked, both of which include photos of unidentified objects. Defense news website TheDebrief.org has published the reports, including an Oct. 16, 2019, email exchange between former Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Robert Burke and current Vice Chief of Staff for the Air ...

What It Was Really Like Being A World War II Codebreaker Public Domain By Natasha Lavender/Feb. 13, 2021 10:17 pm EDT The image of a codebreaker trying to unscramble a seemingly meaningless string of numbers and letters in the dim light of a bunker comes from World War II. But during and after the war, those people we now understand as some of the most important behind-the-scenes heroes of the war effort were as secret as the ciphers they were trying to decrypt. Its only recent...

Daily Beast, and  Foreign Affairs, among other publications. He is a past president of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations and is a member of the Council of Foreign Relations and the Society of American Historians.   Much of his research for volume two of JFK is completed, Professor Logevall said, but he has more work to do and is eager for the archives to reopen for researchers. Professor Logevall generously discussed his work by telephone from his home near Harvard Uni...

American intelligence agents infiltrated a Spanish spy ring operating in Montreal during the Spanish-American War. Heres What You Need to Know: By the end of the 19th century, the United States had grown into one of the major players on the international stage. Americans had tamed a continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and the mighty industrial engine of the country was making the nation increasingly self-sufficient and self-confident as it looked across the oceans toward the rest of th...

Good information was urgently needed. But once in hand it proved very dangerous indeed. Heres What You Need to Know: The most dangerous document of the Cold War may also have been its most valuable. Everyone who has ever read a spy novel knows the basic plot line. A scientist has developed a formula, or intelligence operative has obtained secret plans or a roll or film. Whoever possesses the prize will tip the balance of power or an international confrontation in their favor, and both sides fi...

By Donald Jeffries One of the most surprising parts of the $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief bill signed in late December 2020 was a decree giving U.S. intelligence agencies until June 25, 2021 to reveal all their information about Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). The Office of Naval Intelligence’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and the FBI will be required to provide “a detailed analysis of UFO data and intelligence” and “identify any national security threats posed by UFOs...