Showing posts with label Pentagon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pentagon. Show all posts

Friday, August 21, 2026

Modern Warfare - Drones

Pentagon Pours Billions Into Drones

The Pentagon’s next budget bets heavily on drones, with tens of billions aimed at building an autonomous force. The push is the right lesson from modern war, and the open question is whether the Pentagon can buy fast enough to matter.

The fiscal 2027 request devotes about $54 billion to drone development, a central piece of what Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls a drive for “UAS domain dominance” by 2027.

It sits inside a $1.15 trillion base defense request, among the largest in modern history, that the Senate Armed Services Committee backed when it marked up its version of the policy bill in June.

The same threat runs both ways. Every dollar spent fielding drones has to be matched by dollars to shoot down the enemy’s, and counter-drone defense is the less glamorous, equally urgent side of the same line item.

Why drones. Ukraine settled the argument. Cheap uncrewed systems have destroyed tanks, ships, and aircraft worth orders of magnitude more, and mass and attrition now beat exquisite platforms in the fights the US is most likely to face.

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Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Nuclear Strategy being rewritten

Pentagon Rethinks Tactical Nuclear Options

The Pentagon is rewriting its nuclear strategy to give the president more options short of all-out war. The review would raise the profile of smaller, shorter-range weapons for regional conflicts. Here is what we know.>br />
The facts--
  • Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby is leading a nuclear strategy review aimed at building more credible options for a president facing a regional nuclear threat.
  • The shift favors tactical weapons. It would place greater emphasis on shorter-range, lower-yield warheads rather than reaching first for heavy strategic arms.
  • It is a strategy review, not a formal posture review, a narrower vehicle that can move faster and commit the department to less.
The scenario is a regional attack. The strategy is built for a case in which China or Russia strikes a U.S. ally with a small weapon, forcing Washington to choose between doing nothing and escalating to a full strategic exchange.

Colby would de-emphasize damage limitation, the long-standing goal of a massive strike to destroy an adversary’s forces, without eliminating it.

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Saturday, April 4, 2026

Two 4 star Generals and one 2 star general out at the Pentagon

Hegseth Pushes Out Three Leading Army Generals

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced a sharp shakeup at the Pentagon by removing General Randy A. George as Army Chief of Staff and ousting two other senior officers.

Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell posted a statement saying General George will retire effective immediately and thanked him for decades of service. Hegseth has not released a separate public statement explaining his decision, leaving reporters and Washington insiders to piece together motives and timing.

Along with Gen. Randy George, two other Army leaders were pushed out. The Washington Post reported the other officers are Gen. David Hodne, who led the Training and Transformation Command, and Maj. Gen. William Green Jr., the Army chief of chaplains. These are significant roles that touch on soldier training and morale.

Removing three senior figures at once is an unusual step during active operations and signals a major change in Pentagon personnel policy under Hegseth.

With these departures, Hegseth has reshaped almost the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff since taking office in January 2025. Only Gen. Eric M. Smith of the Marine Corps and Gen. B. Chance Saltzman of the Space Force remain from the leadership that was in place when Hegseth became secretary.

Replacing top military advisers during a conflict can alter strategic discussions and the advice presented to the White House. Supporters argue new leadership brings fresh thinking.

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Sunday, February 8, 2026

Pentagon Cuts Academic ties with Harvard

Pentagon to Cut Academic Ties With Harvard, Hegseth Says

The secretary of war said the Ivy League school promotes ideology misaligned with military values

Hegseth said the Pentagon would discontinue graduate-level professional military education, fellowships, and certificate programs with the Ivy League school beginning in the 2026-27 academic year for active duty service members.

This policy will apply to service members enrolling in future courses, while military personnel already enrolled at Harvard will still be allowed to finish their courses, according to the Pentagon chief.

“For too long, this department has sent our best and brightest officers to Harvard, hoping the university would better understand and appreciate our warrior class,” he said in a statement.

“Instead, too many of our officers came back looking too much like Harvard — heads full of globalist and radical ideologies that do not improve our fighting ranks.”

Hegseth said Harvard is no longer a welcoming institution for military personnel, citing its partnership with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on campus research programs and a campus culture he said enabled attacks on Jewish students and “promotes discrimination based on race in violation of Supreme Court decisions.”

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So, the lawsuits will continue.

Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Hardening our critical infrastructure - Making America Safer

Pentagon Launches Effort To Harden Critical Infrastructure Against Drone Attacks

New Pentagon guidance for defending U.S. critical infrastructure against drone attacks calls for hardened structures and increased use of netting, cables, and other kinds of passive physical defenses — a notable shift in policy.

The new guidance from JIATF-401 talks about “critical infrastructure” mostly in terms of civilian sites ranging from power plants to sports venues. However, it makes clear that the guidance is equally applicable to helping protect military facilities from uncrewed aerial systems.

“When we talk about Homeland defense, we’re not just talking about military bases, power grids and ports; we’re talking about places where Americans gather. With major international events like the World Cup on the horizon, the security of our stadiums, for example, is a national priority,” Army Brig. Gen. Matt Ross, Director of JIATF-401, said.

“This new guidance provides a common playbook for our forces to work closely with federal and local partners to ensure a safe and secure environment against the growing challenge of nefarious drones.”

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Wednesday, December 31, 2025

War Secretary launches GenAI.mil revolution across Pentagon

Pete Hegseth made one bold move with military AI that has China scrambling

China's been racing to dominate the military AI battlefield for years.

Beijing's pouring billions into weapons systems designed to crush American forces in any future conflict.

And Pete Hegseth made one bold move with military AI that has China scrambling. War Secretary Pete Hegseth just rolled out GenAI.mil to every single member of America's military forces. Over three million troops, civilians, and contractors now have direct access to Google's Gemini artificial intelligence on their work computers.

"The future of American warfare is here, and it's spelled A-I," Hegseth declared in a video message announcing the platform.

The system lets personnel conduct deep research, format documents, and analyze video and imagery at speeds that were impossible just months ago. Hegseth expects every member of the department to log in and incorporate AI into their daily workflows immediately.
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Saturday, December 27, 2025

China's Military build-up

5 Key Findings From the Pentagon Report on China’s Military

The Pentagon has provided Congress with an annual assessment of China’s military expansion since 2000

The Pentagon published on Tuesday its annual report to Congress on the trajectory of China’s military build-up.

Since 2000, the Pentagon has provided yearly updates to lawmakers, assessing various aspects of China’s forces and how they may be employed in future conflict scenarios. These annual reports have tracked the growth of communist China’s navy and nuclear forces, its posture toward Taiwan, and more recent advances in space and information technology.

At 100 pages, this year’s report reiterated assessments that China is preparing to assert control over Taiwan through military force as early as 2027. Looking further down the road, U.S. analysts anticipate that China will continue to modernize its military to become a world-class force by 2049.

Here are five key findings from the new report:
  1. 9 Aircraft Carriers by 2035
  2. Nuclear Forces Readying for Rapid Response
  3. Artificial Intelligence, Other Emerging Technology--The Chinese military looks to dominate by integrating artificial intelligence and other information technologies into its doctrine
  4. Long Range Ship-Killers-DS-27 Ballistic missiles delivering nuclear warheads--The chart indicated the DF-27 has a range of between 3,000 and 5,000 miles, enabling missile forces in China to hit targets in parts of the contiguous United States.
  5. Corruption, Mishaps, Vulnerabilities
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Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Trump Brings Back the Department of War

Trump Made One Change to the Pentagon That Has America Thinking Like Winners Again

The Pentagon has been playing defense for way too long.

For decades, our military brass got comfortable with the idea that America’s job was just to react to threats instead of eliminating them.

But Trump just signed one executive order that brings back the mindset that won us two world wars.

President Donald Trump signed his 200th executive order Friday, and this one’s going to drive the Left absolutely crazy.

He’s officially restoring the historic name "Department of War" to what’s been called the Department of Defense since 1949.

The order makes "Department of War" a secondary title for the Pentagon, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will now also carry the title "Secretary of War."

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Monday, September 8, 2025

Biden Dept of Defense funded research grants that benefited the CCP

China Exploits $2.5 Billion Pentagon-Funded Research, House Report Says

Hundreds of projects involved collaboration with Chinese entities, including ones that are blacklisted, according to the report

The Biden-era Department of Defense (DOD) funded hundreds of research projects involving Chinese universities and institutes tied to China’s military industry, including ones already on U.S. government blacklists, a congressional investigation has found.

The 80-page report, released on Sept. 5 by Republicans on the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, identified about 1,400 research papers published between June 2023 and June 2025 that acknowledged Pentagon funding or support, while also involving collaboration with Chinese entities.

More than 300 Pentagon grants were connected to these studies, and over 700 projects were conducted with institutions affiliated with China’s defense research and industrial base, the report said.

The collaborations, valued at more than $2.5 billion, covered “sensitive” research domains such as artificial intelligence, hypersonics, quantum sensing, semiconductors, and advanced propulsion systems. Many of them, according to the committee, have “clear military applications.”

Republicans said that these partnerships have allowed China to exploit U.S. taxpayer-funded research to modernize its own military forces.

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Thursday, March 6, 2025

DEI Programs on the Chopping Block at Pentagon

DOGE Investigates Pentagon, Reveals $80 Million in DEI Woke Training

Washington bureaucrats have never met a dollar they couldn’t waste. For decades, bloated government agencies have treated taxpayer money like an all-you-can-eat buffet, piling their plates high with pet projects and ideological indulgences.

Remember when the government spent $2 million studying how long shrimp can run on a treadmill? Or $856,000 to determine if taking selfies makes you happier? Those head-scratchers barely scratch the surface of Uncle Sam’s spending addiction.

The Department of Defense announced Monday that its collaboration with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team has identified approximately $80 million in wasteful spending that will likely be cut.

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Sunday, February 16, 2025

Secretary of Defense welcomes Elon and DOGE to the Pentagon

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth invited Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team to audit the Pentagon

focusing on rooting out waste, fraud, and inefficiency, which has caused frustration among Democrats

Hegseth, a staunch critic of woke identity politics in the military, is committed to strengthening the military and cutting unnecessary spending, starting with programs like climate change initiatives, which he believes should not be funded by the Defense Department.

Trump’s mandate for government efficiency is being carried out through Hegseth’s collaboration with Musk, aiming to save billions of dollars and redirect the funds to supporting warfighters and strengthening national defense.

Democrats and the media have been freaking out about DOGE exposing billions and billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal bureaucracy.

Hegseth praised Musk as a “great patriot interested in advancing the America First agenda” and reminded Democrats that “Trump got 77 million votes in a mandate from the American people, and part of that is bringing actual businesslike efficiency to government.”

“And I hope to welcome Elon to the Pentagon very soon,” he added. “And his team is working in collaboration with us.”

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The question for me is--why are Democrats opposed to getting rid of fraud and waste in our federal government?

Tuesday, December 31, 2024

Dronebusters technology deployed to military bases

A Pentagon official flipped on the White House with one message about mystery drones

The Biden-Harris administration claims there’s nothing to worry about with the mystery drones.

But not everyone in the federal government is on the same page.

Residents of New Jersey and other states have noticed an uptick in drones flying at night.

The increase in drone sightings has residents and local politicians spooked about the situation. Some residents reported seeing drones that were the size of cars, which would be far bigger than what a hobbyist would operate.

And a Pentagon official flipped on the White House with one message about mystery drones...Department of Defense Press Secretary Major General Pat Ryder told reporters that “active and passive detection capabilities” and “counter-drone capabilities” were being sent to Picatinny Arsenal and Naval Weapons Station Earle.

Ryder explained the Dronebuster was “a methodology that we have that is able to essentially bring drones down non-kinetically should we need to do that.”

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Monday, December 30, 2024

Biden to send another $Billion to Ukraine

With Biden’s Term Running Out, Even More Taxpayer-Funded Aid Headed To Ukraine

With just 21 days left in office, the Biden administration is set to announce an additional $1.25 billion in military aid to Ukraine, according to the Associated Press, citing U.S. officials.

The Biden administration aims to bolster Ukraine’s defenses against Russia before President Biden leaves office on Jan. 20, according to AP.

The package earmarks resources for munitions, enhancing Ukraine’s air defense capabilities with National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems and HAWK systems that also include Stinger missiles along with 155 mm and 105 mm artillery rounds, said officials who requested anonymity ahead of a public announcement scheduled for Monday.

Earlier in December, senior defense officials said that the Pentagon might struggle to dispatch the entire $5.6 billion in weapons and equipment previously authorized by Congress for Ukraine before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office, the AP said. The upcoming aid is designated through presidential drawdown authority, enabling the Pentagon to expedite weapon transfers.
TRUMP: “I refuse to bend the knee to their next endless war in Ukraine. I want peace. They want money, and they want conflict.

Even if it means walking us to the brink of WWIII.”
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Friday, December 20, 2024

"I think the Pentagon absolutely knows, but they’re full of crap"

Marjorie Taylor Greene issued a dire warning about this scary mystery in the skies

Something strange is happening in the night skies across the country. No one is quite sure what’s happening.

And Marjorie Taylor Greene issued a dire warning about this scary mystery in the skies.

The sightings expanded across the East Coast and even as far as California. No one is sure who is operating the drones or where they come from.

The FBI told Congress that they didn’t know who was behind them. Frustrated local politicians in New Jersey say that they haven’t been able to get any answers.

Representative Jeff Drew (R-NJ) claimed that the drones were being deployed from an “Iranian mothership” located off the East Coast.

The government is providing no answers about this now-nightly mystery in the skies.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) ripped the government for hiding the truth about the mysterious drones on social media.

“I’m going to call it total bulls*** that no one knows what these are,” Greene said in a video. “They can track down a guy that just killed a CEO, but they can’t identify what nightly drones are and where they’re coming from.”

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Monday, April 22, 2024

Biden Administration escalates tensions in the Mid-East

Biden Admin Throws Israel Under the Bus

Loose lips don’t just sink ships; they can ignite wars

"In a move that has left more than a few heads spinning, the Biden administration, in what can only be described as a bewildering display of TMI (too much information), has apparently decided to throw Israel under the bus.

Following a significant explosion near Isfahan, Iran—an area known to be a hotbed for the Iranian nuclear weapons program—the Pentagon, in a jaw-dropping lapse of discretion (or is it?), the Biden administration pointed fingers at Israel for the attack.

Now, let’s get one thing straight. The Middle East is about as stable as a house of cards in a wind tunnel. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that publicly outing Israel’s involvement in the explosions is akin to throwing a lit match into a powder keg. Yet, here we are, watching the Biden regime do just that. Cue the facepalms.

Iran was playing it cool, not blaming anyone, but not Biden.

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Wednesday, December 20, 2023

Gen Z Complains about life as a Military Recruit

Gen Z U.S. Soldiers Engaged in ‘TikTok Mutiny,’ Discouraging Army Recruits

Young members of the U.S. Army are throwing a TikTok “mutiny” to complain about “sh*tty food,” being pushed to stay in shape, their freedoms being “suppressed,” and more.

One of the videos by “military influencer” Anthony Laster described his life as having “No Privacy, The Pay Sucks, (an army private starts at $1,833/mo), Shitty Food, Disrespectful Leadership, NO SLEEP!”

A 2022 study from the Pentagon found that 77 percent of young Americans would not qualify for military service due to being overweight, using drugs, or having mental and physical health problems.

The Pentagon also discovered that only nine percent of Americans between the ages of 16-21 said they would consider military service last year, dropping 13 points from before the coronavirus pandemic.

See the videos of them complaining Mommie isn't holding their hand any longer. And they fail to mention they get free room and board, medical, etc. They definitely do not have an America First attitude.

If we got bombarded by one of Joe Biden's illegal terrorists who have entered our country, would they run and hide?

Tuesday, August 15, 2023

The Bastards Knew! 2 Years Ago Today!

Pentagon Knew Kabul Airport Attack Was Coming, Claim Authors

A new military tell-all book, titled ‘Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden’s Fiasco and the American Warriors Who Fought to the End,’ sheds light on the events that led to the suicide bombing at Kabul airport in 2021 which killed 13 American troops and around 170 Afghan civilians.

The incident was seared into the memories of Americans, as they watched Joe Biden’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan unfold before their eyes.

Now, in addition to the murder of random civilians during the withdrawal, authors Jerry Dunleavy and James Hasson claim in the new book that relying on the Taliban for security during the chaotic evacuation set the foundation for a tragic ending.

The authors accessed intelligence files that show US officials understood a violent attack or bombing was imminent. Operational decision-makers were too beholden to Taliban security officials, however, which caused missed opportunities to counter the responsible ISIS-K terror cell.

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Saturday, July 15, 2023

National Defense Budget passed in House decreasing Wokeness

House Passes Defense Bill With Restrictions on Abortion, Transgender Procedures

The vote was largely along party lines, a departure from the typical bipartisan support for a bill that has passed every year since 1961.

On a vote of 219 to 210, the House on passed a sweeping annual defense bill that includes GOP-led amendments to restrict abortion coverage and transgender procedures, and eliminate diversity initiatives at the Pentagon. Mostly Democrats voted against the bill (they like wokeism), with four in support.

The $886 billion defense package includes a 5.2 percent pay raise for service members and incorporates measures aimed at addressing the challenges posed by China, highlighting the importance of strategic considerations in national defense planning.

The House measure includes initiatives to counter China and an additional $300 million to support Ukraine as it responds to the February 2021 invasion by Russia.

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Wednesday, May 10, 2023

Democrat Party violating privacy rights

Massive Pentagon LEAK… They Did This on PURPOSE!

Just more Dirty Tricks

Democrats will cheat in any way possible.

How desperate is our government to keep Republicans from office?

So desperate, military officials willingly turned over records of veterans who were running for office as Republicans as well as other records.

The Air Force has confirmed the reports were leaked to a Democrat oppo research firm.

Politico reported, “According to Federal Election Commission records, the DCCC paid Due Diligence just over $110,000 between January 2021 and December 2022 and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee paid just over $172,000 to Due Diligence during that period.”

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Friday, April 14, 2023

Pentagon Leaks

John Kirby Can’t Answer Crucial Question of National Safety

Just another day in the Biden Administration

There are growing concerns about leaks of Pentagon documents that made their way onto the internet. Some of them allegedly contained highly sensitive intelligence regarding aspects of the readiness of the Ukrainian armed forces.

But it wasn't just information about the Ukrainian armed forces, there were also copies of the daily intelligence report provided to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Gen. Mark Milley, Central Intelligence Agency reports on leaders of Israel’s Mossad spy service, and intelligence on discussions within the government of South Korea on sales of artillery ammunition to Kyiv.

Find the leakers and prosecute! The Enemy is from within.

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