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Bret Stephens: Are we sleepwalking through a 'decisive decade'? | GUEST COMMENTARY – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Bret Stephens: Are we sleepwalking through a 'decisive decade'? | GUEST COMMENTARY – Baltimore Sun

The Biden administration trumpets its promises to defend the free world. But it isn’t yet willing to provide sufficient means — a dangerous mismatch in an era of authoritarian adventurism.

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US defence spending is slumping, despite the B-21, but more people care about Elon Musk's war with Twitter, that's a problem - Vimarsana News

US defence spending is slumping, despite the B-21, but more people care about Elon Musk's war with Twitter, that's a problem

Despite the war in Ukraine and China’s growing belligerence toward Taiwan, US defence spending shows it is sleepwalking into what is a decisive decade for geopolitics.

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A real-life Lego tank: BAE touts modular design for Army OMFV - Vimarsana News

A real-life Lego tank: BAE touts modular design for Army OMFV

A redesign already trimmed the troop compartment from nine passengers to six, BAE says. Want to upgrade the engine? Load new software? Add a drone-killing laser? Unlike on the old Bradley, there’s plenty of room.

Future Combat Systems: Dispelling Widespread Myths of the US Army's Primary Modernization Program - Vimarsana News

Future Combat Systems: Dispelling Widespread Myths of the US Army's Primary Modernization Program

A year into the invasion of Iraq, then-Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld visited Iraq-bound soldiers in a remote desert camp somewhere in Kuwait. With the holiday season in full swing, the Secretary may have expected a quick meet-and-greet to reiterate that the well being of the troops remained a priority. The soldiers, however, had other plans in mind.