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Pentagon’s AARO Faces Next Steps After Indo-Pacific UAP Report Release
The Pentagon’s declassification of the 2024 Indo-Pacific UAP report, filed under the PURSUE policy framework, lands in a specific bureaucratic context. That context matters more…
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Pentagon Report Details 12-Minute Hover and High-Speed Acceleration of UAP
What a 12-Minute Hover Says About the U.S. Military’s UAP Problem WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s latest declassified report on a 2020 Middle East UAP encounter…
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US and Denmark Discuss Three New Military Bases on Greenland
The Arctic is heating up. Not just the ice, but the competition for it. On May 11, the United States and Denmark sat down for…
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Declassified FBI File Reveals 1964 New Mexico UFO Landing Marks
One mile southwest of Socorro, New Mexico, investigators in April 1964 documented four distinct depressions in the earth, each measuring roughly sixteen inches by six…
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Military Operations Affect Defense-Related Borrowing Costs
Warsaw, August 21 — The battlefield in Ukraine is increasingly shaping the financial calculus of defense spending, with recent incidents revealing how military outcomes directly…
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Mysterious FBI Photo of Unidentified Object Released to Public Record
A single black‑and‑white photograph taken from a United States military system has been added to the public record with only a brief description. The image,…
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Rebuilding and Resilience: The Future of Foreign Defense
KYIV, July 31 — The shift is hiding in plain sight at a demolished drone factory on the edge of Kyiv. When AeroDynamics Inc.’s facility…
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NATO’s Article 5 & Air Policing: Rapid Defense Explained
RAMSTEIN, July 30 — For decades, the defining image of NATO’s collective security was a solemn invocation of Article 5. The Washington Treaty’s “one for…
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NATO Recognizes Electromagnetic Spectrum as Critical Warfighting Domain
TEL AVIV, July 25 — The shift in how military powers think about control of the electromagnetic spectrum may be one of the quieter revolutions…
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Pentagon Unifies Efforts to Investigate Unidentified Flying Objects Nationwide
For decades the United States’ handling of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) was marked by fragmented investigations across multiple branches of the military and intelligence community….
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