The Iran War entered its 38th day as more details emerged about multiple aircraft destroyed in Iran over the weekend during reported search-and-rescue operations.  The U.S. reportedly managed to seize an “abandoned airport,” 200 miles deep inside Iran, near Isfahan, where Iran’s largest atomic scientific center is located. The U.S. is said to have landed two Lockheed Martin MC-130J military transport planes with hundreds of special forces and other military personnel. U.S. officials claimed personnel then deliberately destroyed those aircraft to prevent Iran from capturing sensitive technology after the planes malfunctioned, while three new planes were deployed to rescue the forces. Tasnim published photos of the destroyed U.S. aircraft in southern Isfahan while Iran’s foreign ministry said the U.S. mission may have been a cover operation to seize enriched uranium, with spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei saying on Monday that “the possibility that this was a deception operation to steal enriched uranium should not be ignored at all.” No name, photo, or interview has so far been produced of the weapons systems officer the U.S. government says safely ejected from one of the downed F-15 jets. Axios claimed on Sunday evening, citing anonymous “Israeli, U.S., and regional sources,” that “the U.S., Iran…

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World’s First Inherent FR Blends Debut at Techtextil From 21 to 24 April at Techtextil in Frankfurt, Hall 9 Stand F03 will bring together textile manufacturing and specialist finishing expertise in one integrated offer. Carrington Textiles and Pincroft will present a co branded stand that unites fabric development, dyeing, printing…

I ran across this great article form the May-June, 1972, issue of Infantry Magazine by Lieutenant Colonel Larry S. Mickel. It concerns the history of the canteen cup, which was near and dear to many a Soldier’s heart from the majority of the 20th century. Here’s the text: The Army’s…

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SCRANTON, Pa. — The Under Secretary of the Army, Honorable Michael Obadal, visited the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant on March 19. SCAAP is a government-owned, contractor-operated facility, and is one of 17 arsenals, depots, and ammunition plants that are subordinate installations of the Joint Munitions Command. JMC provides the conventional…

Data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday revised employment numbers, reporting a decrease in February of -133,000 jobs instead of  the previously reported -92,000. Subscribe Today Get daily emails in your inbox U.S. employers added 178,000 jobs in March, exceeding expectations, as gains in…

The Iran War entered its 35th day Friday with reports that an American F-15 fighter jet was shot down over Iranian territory overnight, with Iranian media posting photos of the ejected seats and debris to X. An Iranian official told Drop Site News that the U.S. fighter jet was brought…

President Donald Trump proposed Friday a $1.5 trillion defense budget for 2027, a dramatic increase that would mark one of the largest Pentagon funding requests in decades and underscores his push to prioritize military spending over domestic programs. The budget blueprint, released by the White House, would cut non-defense spending…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has asked Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George to step down and retire immediately, reported CBS News, marking the latest high-level leadership shake-up at the Pentagon. Gen. George was nominated by President Joe Biden and confirmed in 2023 for a four-year term. Subscribe Today …

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