Showing posts with label russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label russia. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Catching up on your reading

Here are some items of general interest that we have found or have had brought to our attention by readers. Thank you!

  • Mahdi Army uses “flying IEDs” in Baghdad - The Long War Journal

  • Persistent Surveillance a Key Topic at DHS Conference - Amy Zalman

  • USAF agency deploys alert system - GCN

  • Russia's 'Cans of Whup Ass' - Wired

  • Cyber B52 strikes mooted as response to Chinese infowar - The Register

  • A faltering thin red line of 'eroes - Asia Times
Sources: As cited

Sunday, April 20, 2008

Catching up ...

Here is some extra reading of interest.

DARPA asks for aircraft that can stay aloft to five years and Aurora gets the contract.

Aviation Week has news videos including one on Lockheed's JLTV.

Russia scraps Libya's debts as Putin visits Tripoli.

Iran shows off its military might.

Canadians to get
combat badge and multiple tours recognition.

French receive first Pétits Véhicule Protégé (in French).

Sources: As cited
Photo: French Army

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Sunday reading ...

Thanks for your suggestions. Keep them coming. The following are links to stories our readers may have missed but could find interesting ...

"... the 44th chief executive will lead a nation that has - over the past seven years - seen its military stretched taut, its finances depleted, its credibility diminished, and its reserves of international popularity scattered like grains of sand in a desert wind."
Ten rules for No. 44, Madeleine K. Albright in the Boston Globe.

"I only sometimes carry my rifle on trips like this, most of the time I just bring my pistol..." "Crazy thoughts just a year ago." Christian Lowe returns to Iraq.
The Sunday Paper (Shopping Insert)

"Professional Celebrity Rock Music Band, group not to exceed seven people for tour of FOB's [forward operating bases] in Kuwait and Afghanistan for February 4-13 2008." Noah Shachtman in Danger Room.

"United Nations Security Council heavyweights China and Russia quash statement compelling Sudanese authorities to cooperate with the ICC."
Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Sources: As cited.
Photo: U.S. Dept. of State