NASA again called off a launch of its mega moon rocket on Saturday, citing a stubborn fuel leak at the base of the rocket that couldn’t be stemmed after several attempts to seal it off. Artemis I launch director Charlie Blackwell-Thompson canceled the launch in Cape Canaveral, Florida, with about […]
Month: September 2022
Samsung customers: your data may have been breached
Samsung users should be on alert about a July data breach of U.S. customer personal data, only just announced by the tech company. On Sept. 2, Samsung notified customers of a “cybersecurity” incident that happened in late July, discovered on Aug.4, resulting in a breach of personal information including “names, […]
Troops, Veterans Are Targets in the Disinformation War, Even if They Don’t Know It Yet
White House Says Marines at Biden Speech Meant to Show ‘Respect’ for Military
Drug and Alcohol Test Results Might Be Waived for Air Force and Space Force Recruits
Sailors Face Down Abortion and Job Loss as Discharge Paperwork Delays Force Impossible Life Decisions
The Last Ever MiG-23 Sale: Why Syria Still Wanted These Cold War Era Fighters From Belarus So Recently
Entering service in 1970, the MiG-23 Flogger variable swept wing fighter remained in production in the Soviet Union until 1985, with its derivative built for ground attack roles the MiG-27 being built for nine years longer until 1994 to meet export orders from India. While initially a troubled fighter which […]
The First ‘Super Light’ Fighter: America’s F-20 Tigershark Was a Failed Predecessor to the JF-17 and Gripen Today
The Northrop F-20 Tigershark lightweight fighter was one of six American fourth generation fighter designs developed during the Cold War, was the smallest and least expensive of all of them in terms of both manufacturing and operational costs. Where the F-15 and even larger F-14 occupied the very high end of the […]