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Chinese make it in the Reacts again. This time the 80th anniversary of the Japanese surrender courtesy of America. Hope you … Watch full video on YouTube
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Just a backpack, tennis shoes, and a nice day (or perhaps even a rainy day) makes for a great source of exercise that has huge benefits. For those that have served, this form of exercise is more familiar than a stereotypical gym routine. It is also easily conventional. One thing that it could help with is anxiety. There is some research that shows a connection between walking and physical activity and lowering anxiety. Before diving into the studies, it is worth stating that any form of anxiety-inducing events is something everyone should strive to check out, as long as it…
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Backup power is expensive. A decent gas generator will set you back a few hundred dollars, a solar generator can run into the thousands, and a full rooftop solar system with battery storage? That’s a whole different level of “maybe someday.” For most of us, those big-ticket items stay on the wish list forever. But here’s the good news. You don’t need to drop a mortgage payment on a generator to be ready for a power outage. There are lots of small, affordable things you can pick up that’ll make life a whole lot easier when the grid goes down.…
Maryland wants to ban Glocks. A lawsuit is trying to kill the law. This is all normal and typical, unfortunately. Not that we’re going to have to fight. We’re used to that, and while it’s typical, the unfortunate part is that gun rights groups have to. Part of that effort was to ask the federal judge to issue an injunction. The way these seem to be considered is whether allowing the law to go into effect will have a significant impact on people’s rights, and do the plaintiffs have a good chance of prevailing.It seems…
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There’s a revolution happening in the U.S. military. Low-cost, “expendable” drones that fly into a conflict zone and, by design, don’t come back. At a recent military exercise in Germany, known as Exercise Saber Junction, Army soldiers launched approximately 1,900 attack drones, with more than 1,000 considered disposable or expendable. An expendable drone is another way of saying one-way drones or kamikaze drones or disposable drones, retired Marine intelligence officer and strategic military risk expert Hal Kempfer said in an interview with Military.com. Basically, they go in there, they do the mission, and they don’t come back. The war in…
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Some U.S. military satellites have been operating so long that the Guardians controlling them weren’t alive when the spacecraft first reached orbit. “There are operators at Schriever Space Force Base that are younger than the satellite that they’re operating,” Ryan Roberts, Deloitte’s Space practice cyber leader, told Military.com. Some satellites, he said, are more than 30 years old. Their age is taking on new significance as space becomes an increasingly important warfighting domain. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink made an unusually direct acknowledgment last week at the Air, Space & Cyber Conference in National Harbor, Maryland, saying the Space Force…
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