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October 14, 2019 Up Close And Personal With The F-35s Securing The NATO Skies Over Iceland F-35
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February 18, 2020 Italian Air Force Special Colored S.208Ms Celebrate 100th Anniversary Of Historic First Rome – Tokyo Flight Italian Air Force
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Iran Begins Cyber Attacks Against U.S. Government Websites, Leaves Nuclear Deal.

January 5, 2020 Tom Demerly 0

Raft of Low Level Attacks Defaces Home Pages and Brings Down Websites. A series of low-level cyber-attacks on U.S. government websites over the weekend may be the beginning of Iran’s threatened retaliation for the death […]

White House Authorizes “Offensive Operations” As Part of New Cyber Security Strategy

September 21, 2018 David Cenciotti 0

The WH and the Pentagon have a plan to step up offensive cyber operations to deter foreign adversaries. The Trump administration has authorized the use of “offensive cyber operations” as part of a new national […]

U.S. Air Force Issues “Gag” Order on Public Affairs Reporting: Is Something Up?

March 16, 2018 Tom Demerly 0

Order for Retraining of Public Affairs Officers Signals Tighter Control on Reporting. The U.S. Air Force has issued new, more controlled directives for its interaction with media reporters. The new directives may significantly limit the […]

Vulnerable To Cyber Attacks, ADS-B May Expose F-22s To Web Based Tracking GAO Warns

February 6, 2018 David Cenciotti 9

A new report highlights the risks of ADS-B transponders. But it focuses on technology rather than operation security. We have been writing about this topic since 2011. As most of our readers already know by […]

See How USAF Aggressors Jam Civilian GPS Signals in Training at Nellis Air Force Base

February 5, 2018 Tom Demerly 5

GPS Jamming is a New Story from Red Flag 18-1, But We Videotaped It at Nellis Last Year. Despite the Jan. 27, 2018 accident with a Royal Australian Air Force EA-18G Growler, the massive tactical […]