Carrier Strike Group FOUR的动态

RIK Hambright: From Special Operations to Car Dealership Disruptor RIK Hambright's journey is one of transformation, leveraging his experience in high-pressure situations to revolutionize the car buying process. After 25 years in the special operations community, including stints with Blackwater, Triple Canopy, and the military, RIK transitioned to the world of business, achieving significant financial success. However, his personal experiences with car dealerships left him feeling frustrated and disillusioned by the manipulative tactics employed. Determined to create a better experience for others, RIK founded T4 Auto Solutions. Drawing on his military background, RIK implemented a meticulous and strategic approach to car buying. By understanding the intricacies of credit applications and dealer practices, T4 Auto Solutions empowers customers to secure the best possible deals. **Key highlights of RIK's approach:** * **Cutting out the middleman:** T4 Auto Solutions sources vehicles directly from the same channels dealerships use, eliminating unnecessary markups and ensuring competitive pricing. * **Strategic planning:** RIK's team meticulously analyzes each customer's financial situation and tailors a plan to optimize their creditworthiness, maximizing their chances of approval. * **Transparency and upfront communication:** Unlike

United States Marine Corps USMC Scout Sniper Association USMC Special Operations Marine Scout Sniper Heritage Foundation Recon & Sniper Foundation Until there is no enemy...but peace. #recon #sniper #sarc #reconman #scoutsniper #specialamphibiousreconnaissancecorpsman PHOTO CREDIT: #Repost @warfighterrs ??? A Marine with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, prepares his gear at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, Calif., Oct. 25, 2018, as a part of Integrated Training Exercise 1-19. The purpose of ITX is to create a challenging, realistic training environment that produces combat-ready forces capable of operating as an integrated Marine Air Ground Task Force.

It was an absolute honor to participate in the I Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) change of command with these great Americans. Today, Lt. Gen. Bradford Gering relinquished his command to Lt. Gen Michael Cederholm. Well done to both leaders and their families. The U.S. Marine Corps has led the Joint Force in its aggressive modernization to meet the challenges of tomorrow—while remaining ready at a moment’s notice to respond to the crisis of today. I MEF is the leading edge of that modernization—where theory meets real-world application. While modernization and new technologies give us the competitive edge during combat, the ultimate reason for I MEF's lethality is its #Marines—an advantage that gives adversaries pause. https://lnkd.in/ePwmH-8e

Throwback Thursday- ?? W-174 Range, Okinawa, Japan On August 18, 2020, U.S. Marines with 5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group, observed illumination rounds during a simulated close air support and assault support training event, which was coordinated with long range ground-based sensors. 5th ANGLICO operates across a range of complex maritime military operations to provide fires integration and support. Military operations within the first island chain are largely conducted in the littorals and maritime environment. 5th ANGLICO continues to train to tactical proficiency and readiness while conducting these types of operations throughout the Indo-Pacific. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Kealii De Los Santos) #ANGLICO #5thANGLICO #JASCO #ForwardDeployed #FightNow #FirstToFight #AlwaysReady #ReadyAndCapable #Lethality #StandInForce #SIF #EABO #ExpeditionaryAdvancedBaseOperations #MaritimeReconnaissance #AllDomain #Lethal #InsideTheWEZ #ThrowbackThursday #FreeAndOpenIndoPacific #KillWebs #KillChains #Unpredictable #HardToTarget #CredibleThreat #Shaping #LowSignature #CAS

Aircraft Carriers, Submarines and More: China's Navy Is a Real Powerhouse Historically not much of a maritime power, today the Chinese Navy is counted as the pacing threat against which the U.S. and other Western Navies measure themselves. Summary: This analysis examines the significant transformation of China from a historically continental-focused military to a major maritime power. Once not considered a significant naval force, the PLAN

???ARCTIC CIRCLE -- Forces from the?U.S. Navy,?U.S. Army,?U.S. Air Force,?Canada,?Denmark,?Norway, and the?United Kingdom?recently?concluded high-impact training throughout the pan-Arctic region; a vast area stretching from?Alaska all the way across?Canada and into?Greenland. Arctic Edge 24, a?U.S. Northern Command exercise, emphasized integration and Joint Force tactical effectiveness?in a variety of chilly scenarios such as: diving, helicopter fast roping, swift insertions, snow mobile tactics, long-range endurance-building movement -- all culminating in the Joint Force responding to a fast-attack submarine event. ?? This training epitomizes the nation’s unwavering commitment?to maintain an enhanced presence, strengthen cooperative partnerships, and build a more-capable Arctic maritime force. ???Capt. Bill Gallagher,?Naval Special Warfare Group TWO Commodore, emphasized his team’s?unique capability to conduct complex operations in the?water column?and maritime domains like the Arctic where presence helps deter aggression and demonstrates the unwavering preparedness to defend the homeland in the Arctic. Naval Special Warfare stands as the nation’s elite maritime special operations force, extending the Fleet’s reach and securing access for the Joint Force in both competition and conflict. ?? View entire story here: https://lnkd.in/gg-dC-rq #ArcticEdge24 #SpecialOperations #ArcticSecurity #NavySEALs #NavySWCC #USSOCOM ?

Summary: The USS Lewis B. Puller, a floating Navy SEAL base, is stationed in the Arabian Sea and plays a crucial role in military operations, including supporting Navy SEAL missions. Named after the most decorated Marine in history, it is the first purpose-built mobile base vessel in the US Navy. The ship has been involved in various operations, including seizing illicit weapons and conducting counter-narcotics missions. Takeaway: The USS Lewis B. Puller, with its unique design and capabilities, is a key asset in supporting military operations and maintaining maritime security in the region. Hashtags: #USSLewisBPuller #NavySEALs #MilitaryOperations #MaritimeSecurity #ExpeditionarySeaBase #USNavy #ArabianSea #DefenseOperations

ATLANTIC OCEAN (June 15, 2024) The French navy Mistral-class amphibious assault and command ship FS Tonnerre (L 9014), left, the U.S. Navy Harpers Ferry-class dock landing ship USS Carter Hall (LSD 50), center, and the La Fayette-class frigate FS Guepratte (F 714) transit the Atlantic Ocean in formation during Exercise Chesapeake 2024, June 15, 2024. Exercise Chesapeake is a U.S. – French bilateral amphibious exercise designed to improve interoperability between nations, increase readiness and enhance naval integration.

Marine Corps allies are taking notice and emulating the innovative littoral regiment strategies developed by the United States Marine Corps. Lt. Gen. James Bierman revealed at the Navy League's Sea-Air-Space conference that the U.S. Marines are witnessing their Pacific allies adopting their groundbreaking littoral regiment tactics, specifically designed to counter China's presence in the region. The three major challenges identified by Lt. Gen. Bierman are time, space, and access. However, the U.S. Marines are actively working to maintain and amplify China's doubt and uncertainty. To address these challenges, the Corps has been focusing on enhancing its units within the U.S. Navy fleet and the first island chain, including locations like Okinawa, Taiwan, and the Philippines. Notably, partner and allied nations within this chain are joining forces with the Marines to improve their capabilities in detecting, targeting, and striking enemy naval vessels. The key to these joint operations lies in the Marine littoral regiment, which has been developed specifically for littoral combat in shallow waters near coastlines and archipelagos. Excitingly, Marine Corps allies in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines are either adopting elements of the littoral combat concept or actively working towards it. Each nation is tailoring their approach based on their specific needs and priorities. The Marines' Pacific allies are fully committed to these efforts, recognizing the importance of standing strong and united in their own backyards. Their collective focus on external security and shared aims will undoubtedly strengthen the region's defense against any potential threats. #SAS2024 #MilitaryNews #PacificRegion #MarineCorpsTimes #LittoralRegimentMoves #MilitaryInnovation

At any given moment, the Navy's submarine force is patrolling the deep, carrying deadly weapons and skilled crews anywhere they are needed. The submarine force can operate in any environment, from the icy seas of the Arctic to the world's deep oceans. It can accomplish a variety of missions as well, including long-range missile attacks, special forces delivery, anti-ship and submarine warfare, and many top-secret missions. US Navy Compass Datacenters Infrastructure Masons Navy League of the United States United States Submarine Veterans Naval Submarine League Naval Submarine League #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans