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Chris Pateras, formerly director of operations at the U.S. Special Operations Command, has assumed the position of account executive for the Special Operations Command unit of SOS International. He brings to the role over 30 years of special operations experience and will be responsible for enhancing the company's intelligence, information operations, training and logistics services provided to SOCOM and its subordinate commands, SOSi said Tuesday.

Whistleblower makes trove of new documents available to Public and Racket, showing the birth of the Censorship Industrial Complex in reaction to Brexit and Trump election in 2016. The sum total of the documents is a clear picture of a highly coordinated and sophisticated effort by the US and UK governments to build a domestic censorship effort and influence operations similar to the ones they have used in foreign countries.

Search-and-rescue operations are underway for the crew of an Air Force Osprey that crashed off the coast of a Japanese island Wednesday.

Osprey down off Japanese coast; one confirmed dead, seven still missing

DARPA has selected four firms to design a 500-mph VTOL X-plane. Only one has a relatively proven design.

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A drug cartel has adopted a major battlefield innovation in an attempt to help fend off growing drone attacks against its vehicles.

Pentagon researchers say weapons like shoulder-fired rockets expose troops who fire them to blast waves far above safety limits, but they remain in wide use.

US News: Congress has ordered the military to set safety limits and track troops' blast exposure, resulting in the creation of the Warfighter Brain Health Init

Despite recognition of the dangers from blast waves of weapons, training for soldiers have continued largely as it did before.