In one part of the Oceans, submarine crews fill with great fear because of deadly creatures that can capture and hold their sub for weeks. The Dry Dock Deficit: U.S. Navy Submarine Maintenance Backlogs and Fleet Readiness Between 30% and 40% of the U.S. Navy’s fast-attack submarine (SSN) fleet is non-operational at any given moment… Continue reading America’s Sad Submarine Situation
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Who said this…?
Donald Trump’s public defense of tariffs has consistently centered on the premise that foreign nations pay the levies and that domestic consumers face little to no burden. Economists, trade analysts, and consumer advocacy groups have repeatedly pointed out that tariffs are paid at the border by domestic importing companies, who largely pass those costs down… Continue reading Who said this…?
What I remember about the Iran War talk before We attacked…
The air inside the Situation Room was thick with the hum of secure server racks and barely suppressed adrenaline. A satellite map of Natanz and Fordow glowed across the main display, bathed in harsh crimson targeting grids. Donald Trump sat back in his leather chair, arms crossed tightly over his chest, scowling at the projection.… Continue reading What I remember about the Iran War talk before We attacked…
Russia is headed toward Putin’s Collapse
The War Inward: FSB Ascendance, Clan Cannibalization, and the Fracturing Russian Elite The defining vulnerability of the Russian state is no longer foreign military containment or external sanctions, but the internal fragmentation of its governing coalition. For over two decades, regime stability rested on an unwritten pact between the Kremlin, the security apparatus (siloviki), and… Continue reading Russia is headed toward Putin’s Collapse
The National Conversation
The national conversation in America is often diagnosed with terminal panic. Pundits, algorithms, and sensationalists routinely peddle the narrative that the country stands on the precipice of ruin, that ideological friction is tantamount to catastrophe, and that neighbor has turned irrevocably against neighbor. But beneath the breathless warnings of an impending “civil war” lies a… Continue reading The National Conversation
Without good Planned Logistics, a War you will Not Win!
Some Folks are Military Ignorant. Hanging a Reef here and there once a Year is not Proving Your understanding of How to Reports regarding the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) highlight severe logistical, living condition, and operational challenges stemming from an extended combat deployment in the Middle East. YouTube USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72). Source: Wikipedia 1.… Continue reading Without good Planned Logistics, a War you will Not Win!
A PANTHER’S FATHER Book Series takes on Human Trafficking
Its unbridled Vengeance upon these human thieves. Stories you must read for yourself. Texas consistently ranks among the top states in the nation for reported human trafficking cases, serving as a primary corridor for both sex and labor exploitation due to its vast highway transit network, major metropolitan hubs, and international border. Beyond the statistics,… Continue reading A PANTHER’S FATHER Book Series takes on Human Trafficking
What’s Happening to Our Economy with Trump’s War?
Americans aren’t stupid. They took NOTICE when Trump saudied, ” When our Oil Reserves are Gone, they are GONE!” 35-40 days left before they are Gone. And then What? FUEL RATIONING? Astronomical Prices? $25 a Gallon? And Trump zooms around going to Rally after Rally spitting out falsehoods. How quickly the War will End. BS.… Continue reading What’s Happening to Our Economy with Trump’s War?
Bypassing the Strait of Hormuz?
IRAN has to be taken out of the equation! Trump hasn’t figured that out yet For Oil? Bypassing the Strait of Hormuz—a narrow chokepoint through which approximately 20% of global oil flows—requires alternative transport methods that move energy and goods overland or via distinct body-of-water routes. Business Insider Africa The primary existing solutions, under-construction projects,… Continue reading Bypassing the Strait of Hormuz?
Winning or managing a modern international conflict
The rapid shifts between hostile threats and sudden diplomatic openings in Donald Trump’s foreign policy—particularly regarding Iran—are part of a distinct, deliberately chaotic approach to negotiation. Foreign policy analysts and historians often debate whether this dynamic represents a high-stakes strategic framework or a volatile liability. News of the United States – NOTUS Understanding the Strategy:… Continue reading Winning or managing a modern international conflict
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