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The Marines can project into the region, and through their innovations in distributed operations, in concert with the Nordic nations, can work through various combat nodes across the region. Supplies can be pre-positioned across the region and flown by Ospreys from the land to the fleet. And with the CMV-22Bs coming from Norfolk, and working from the fleet and within the fleet, they can work together with USMC MV-22Bs to shape a cross-linking logistical capability for the fleet operating in support of Nordic and Marine Corps operations in the Nordic region, including the High North. The Osprey, whether operating from the ship or the land, becomes a key logistical connector in the operations that can link up Nordic land and air defense with maritime reach. https://lnkd.in/g3dWNUjX

???? BAE Systems, Inc. has?received?$95 million to supply advanced electronic warfare pods for the US Navy’s P-8A Poseidon aircraft. The pods will be used to detect and counter air- and surface-to-air guided threats, protecting the planes and expanding their operating range in contested environments. “We’re working closely with the US Navy to deliver innovative solutions to protect this critical, high-value aircraft,” said BAE's Director of Advanced Compact Electronic Warfare Solutions Don Davidson. “We quickly prototyped a very capable system using proven technology to defend against air-to-air and surface-to-air guided threats.” #military #army?#defense?#defence #defenseindustry #defenceindustry #defensetech #defencetech #militarytech #technology #innovation #baesystems #usnavy #aviationi #militaryaviation #aerospace #poseidon #electronicwarfare

Its all about readiness. How important is time? How do you “Near Source” 100% USA Made Berry Compliant Products around the world? Easy, study military strategy. Alaska Defense pre-positioning (sustainable) stocks in strategic locations that are accessible 24/7. Alaska Defense ~1,100 Pax Forward Operating Site pre-positioned in Gdansk Poland. No excuse, to include “time”, lack of planning and or excessive mark up to the USG, not to procure or lease the DFAR mandatory requirement of Berry Compliant products. Alaska Defense. It’s all about readiness.

Expansion of U.S. defense industrial base creates various opportunities in a commercial real estate, especially in Connecticut known for its leadership in defense manufacturing. Higher rates and costlier financing continue to challenge?commercial real estate, but market dislocation is creating opportunities. Do you think that is something you be interested to add to your investment holdings? Lets discuss. #commercialrealestate #cre #industrialrealestate #defensemanufacturing #ctdefenseindustries #realestateagent #ctrealestate

As Department of Defense is accelerating investments into defense industrial base, expect many defense contractors to perform well. For example, Raytheon was awarded $1.1B for NASAM (a distributed and networked short- to medium-range?ground-based air defense system) production. This could be a good time to add defense stocks to your portfolio. #investmentmanagement #dod #defenseindustry #defensesector #militarysubcontractors #trading #wealthmanagement #investmentadvisory #privateequity #usa #defense #military #ukraine #departmentofdefense #industrialexpansion #raytheon #prattandwhitney #electricboat #generaldynamic #BEA #L3 #amtcapital

Here is an intro to a paper I am writing about the relevance and cost of U.S. Military Airborne Operations. I think the difficult conversation needs to happen. "As military strategies evolve in response to modern combat dynamics, the traditional utility of the Army Airborne Operations program has come under scrutiny. This paper seeks to critically evaluate whether the costs associated with maintaining the airborne program—including financial burdens, training risks, and operational inefficiencies—outweigh its strategic benefits in contemporary warfare. Given advancements in enemy technology, shifts in warfare tactics, and budget constraints, there is a pressing need to determine the relevance and effectiveness of airborne operations as part of the U.S. military's broader strategic framework. The central question addressed in this analysis is: Should the U.S. Army eliminate or significantly reduce its airborne operations to prioritize resource allocation towards alternative military capabilities that may offer greater operational flexibility, cost efficiency, and alignment with modern threats? This evaluation will consider the implications of such a decision on military readiness, strategic deterrence, and overall national defense objectives."?

The "Warthog" is one of the most badass planes ever made. ???? The A-10 Thunderbolt II, commonly known as the "Warthog," is a ground-attack aircraft designed by Fairchild-Republic for the United States Air Force. It is renowned for its durability, maneuverability, and the ability to provide close air support to ground troops. Key features include: 1. GAU-8 Avenger Cannon: A powerful 30mm rotary cannon that can destroy tanks and other armored vehicles. 2. Durability: Designed to withstand significant damage with redundant systems and armor to protect the pilot and critical systems. 3. Short Takeoff and Landing: Capable of operating from shorter and more primitive airstrips. 4. High Survivability: Equipped with features like self-sealing fuel tanks, titanium armor plating, and the ability to fly with one engine, one tail, one elevator, and half a wing missing. The A-10 has been in service since the 1970s and continues to be a valuable asset for the U.S. military, particularly in close air support missions. #USAF ???? #DSD

?????? The US Navy has chosen BAE Systems, Inc. to?develop?the Dual Band Decoy, a radio frequency jammer based on the combat-proven AN/ALE-55 Fiber-Optic Towed Decoy to be used by fighter jets to counter enemy attacks. The decoy will consist of a towed unit connected to electronic warfare equipment onboard the US Navy’s Super Hornets by fiber-optic cables. It will utilize its jamming capabilities to disrupt enemy radars and lure missiles away from the aircraft. “With Dual Band Decoy, we are building on the ALE-55’s years of mission success as a high-powered jamming system,” BAE Systems Advanced Compact Electronic Warfare Solutions Director?Don Davidson?said. #military?#army?#defensetech #defencetech?#militarytech?#technology #innovation?#defense?#defence?#defenseindustry #defenceindustry #baesystems #electronicwarfare #aviation #militaryaviation #aerospace #usnavy

?????? The US Army is conducting maintainability and reliability tests for the M88A3 Heavy Equipment Recovery Combat Utility Lift Evacuation System (Hercules) at the Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona. The M88A3 is the latest iteration of the armored recovery platforms BAE Systems is developing for the United States Department of Defense. It has modernized tracks, hydro-pneumatic suspension, an improved powertrain, and increased speed to sustain rapid recovery and cross-country mobility. BAE Systems, Inc.?signed?the contract to transform an M88 vehicle into the first A3 configuration for the Pentagon in 2019. #military?#army?#militarytech #defensetech?#technology #defense?#defence #defenseindustry?#defenceindustry?#usarmy #hercules

Headline: DOD Completes Flight Test of Hypersonic Missile - June 28, 2024 The U.S. Navy and U.S. Army recently completed an end-to-end flight test of a hypersonic missile from the Pacific Missile Range Facility, Kauai, HI. The test provided data on the end-to-end performance of the Conventional Prompt Strike and Long Range Hypersonic Weapon All Up Round. The test marks a step forward for the CPS and LRHW programs. "This flight test of the common hypersonic missile marks a milestone for our nation in the development of this capability," said Vice Adm. Johnny R. Wolfe Jr, Director, Navy's Strategic Systems Programs, which is the lead designer of the common hypersonic missile. "Through our joint efforts, we are developing new equipment and adopting new defense concepts that will enable the Army to maintain superiority over any potential adversaries," said Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch Jr., Director, Army's Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office. Read on DoD: https://lnkd.in/gBRTZnCH