Second Squadron News Today

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Editors Note: Reporter Madison Edwards shares a first-person account of his visit to Eagle Pass, Texas, where he and photojournalist Norm Cottrill observed the Louisiana National Guard at work at

Limerick's aviation history goes way farther back than the 1945 opening of Shannon Airport, writes Limerick historian Sharon Slater.

SDPB revisits a conversation with Michael Fitzmaurice, South Dakota's lone living Medal of Honor Recipient.

The Brazilian Air Force has bought two commercial Airbus A330-200 aircraft which the service will convert into multi-role tankers.

There could be two nuclear warheads aboard the sunken Russian cruiser, Moskva, as per Ukrainian experts, media reports said. 🌎 Sunken Russian Cruiser, Moskva Could Have Nuclear Warheads, Says Report.

Lessons from Tsushima for Today's Navy

Rommel demonstrated how superior leadership can sometimes overcome even material disadvantage. All other things being equal, leadership will trump opponents who might have some advantage in numbers and technology.

President George W. Bush declared that the “specter of Vietnam” had been authoritatively vanquished with the stunning military victory in Kuwait. Twenty-five years later, however, the only thing that was vanquished appears to have been objective analysis.​

He was the most successful armored commander in a desert environment.