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Could The Blue Corridor Become Yachting’s Next Great Route?
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Could The Blue Corridor Become Yachting’s Next Great Route?

For more information about the Blue Corridor: LOS ROQUES: https://www.yachtservicelosroques.com/ (Alejandro Linares) GALAPAGOS: https://superyachtgalapagos.live/ (Ricardo Arenas) Los Roques is one of the most extraordinary places I have ever visited — an archipelago off the coast of Venezuela made up of pristine islands, coral reefs, white sand and some of the clearest water I have seen…

Pentagon Says It Has No Record of “Immaculate Constellation” — NSA Denies Appeal and Won’t Say Whether It Does
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Pentagon Says It Has No Record of “Immaculate Constellation” — NSA Denies Appeal and Won’t Say Whether It Does

The National Security Agency has upheld its refusal to confirm or deny whether it possesses intelligence records concerning the alleged “Immaculate Constellation” program, rejecting a Freedom of Information Act appeal filed by The Black Vault. The decision does not establish that Immaculate Constellation exists, that NSA participated in such a program, or even that NSA…

Benghazi Attack, 9/11/2012
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Benghazi Attack, 9/11/2012

On the night of September 11, 2012, armed attackers assaulted U.S. government facilities in Benghazi, Libya, beginning at the State Department’s Special Mission compound and continuing into the early hours of September 12 at a nearby CIA annex. Four Americans were killed: U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens, State Department Information Management Officer Sean…

Lockheed Martin and Pentagon Agree Framework to Ramp Up AIM-260 JATM Production
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Lockheed Martin and Pentagon Agree Framework to Ramp Up AIM-260 JATM Production

The agreement lays the foundations for a future multi-year procurement of the secretive AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM), allowing Lockheed Martin and its suppliers to begin investing in an expanded production capacity. The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and Lockheed Martin signed the framework agreement intended to substantially increase production capacity for the AIM-260…

F-16 Crashes in Northern Michigan, Pilot in Stable Condition After Ejecting
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F-16 Crashes in Northern Michigan, Pilot in Stable Condition After Ejecting

An F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed near a residential area in Grand Traverse County, Michigan, with radio traffic indicating a possible bird strike. News reports indicate the pilot, from the Texas Air National Guard’s 149th Fighter Wing, ejected successfully.  Residents of Blair Township, Grand Traverse County have been ordered to shelter in place by authorities after…

U.S. Approves F-35 Foreign Military Sale to Saudi Arabia
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U.S. Approves F-35 Foreign Military Sale to Saudi Arabia

The U.S. Department of State has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Saudi Arabia of 48 F-35A Lightning II fighters, with an estimated cost of $24.3 billion. The U.S. State Department has approved the Foreign Military Sale (FMS) requested by Saudi Arabia for the acquisition of the F-35 Lightning II. Saudi Arabia could get…

Mojave STOL Drone Conducts First Battlefield Short-Field Operations in South Korea
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Mojave STOL Drone Conducts First Battlefield Short-Field Operations in South Korea

The demonstration at a live-fire training range showcased the Mojave’s ability to operate from austere, short-field locations in simulated battlefield conditions. The Mojave Short Take-Off Landing (STOL) Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) has conducted what GA-ASI describes as the first-ever flight operations from a simulated battlefield by a medium-altitude, long-endurance uncrewed aircraft, the company announced on…

U.S. Air Force Considering Once Again Buying New F-16s
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U.S. Air Force Considering Once Again Buying New F-16s

The U.S. Air Force is considering the acquisition of newly built F-16s, possibly an upgraded F-16G variant, to address the aging of the fleet. The U.S. Air Force is once again considering the acquisition of newly built F-16 fighter aircraft, according to multiple sources who spoke with Air and Space Forces Magazine and Aviation Week,…

NSA’s PROMIS: What the Declassified Records Actually Show
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NSA’s PROMIS: What the Declassified Records Actually Show

PROMIS has accumulated decades of controversy, competing claims and, at times, confusion over what the name itself actually refers to. The records released by the National Security Agency provide an important distinction. The NSA’s PROMIS, or Product Management Information System, was an intelligence-product management database developed during the 1970s. According to records released to The…