This is what the Philippines need to be in its fleet to monitor PLA Navy and Coast Guard activities in the contested areas of West Philippines Sea/South China Sea

Finally a new application of ai

Those boats tested off San Diego.

At this point it is hardly a fleet. But it is a start.

You almost think DOD is using high altitude intelligence gathering balloons at 80K feet...

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Learning from mistakes, and adapting to new battlefield realities is weapon all its own.

Realize Obummer's Nuke Deal would have expired 9/25. What did it offer?
No inspections unless Iran agreed.
Support for proxies.
Unlimited development of missiles.
Continued enrichment.
That's they got within weeks of having 10 nukes.
Imagine what gas would have cost then.

Awesome content as always, I have a question that could be way too long, but I'll ask it anyway, I watched 4 General on stage from the Air Force explaining their jobs and what's being introduced and what's not working, to me as a novice,  they sounded very educated and up to date on what's being asked of them, I thought they were great, they definitely  didn't agree on somethings but that's the way its supposed to work, all branches of this great military are extremely overwhelming if you can possibly fathom the scale of the US military,  from the old days what I've learned was the Air Force is for the Air Force  and the Navy is for the Navy, etc, etc, etc, except when they get their  budgets picked apart, all bets are off , at least that's what I read from past experiences,  in 2026 with all the new leadership and changes in higher commands does that still hold true, or is this a well oiled machine? As they say. For example, the Triton,  does all branches have their own Triton, or does the US military act like they should and share info and technology whenever needed? I know loaded questions that could be debated for days, but I'm hoping the US military has grown up a bit. Thanks again.

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That there are still Houthis running about the place is something pointing to America's weak point.
Same applies to Iranians.

The US  let a small population of date farmers turn into an army of engineers.   That was right for Iran sure enough But with Iran's religion at some diametrical opposite to America's christianity -  it is  something that needs to be reversed.  (This from Northern Europe)

No matter how much the superiority of U.S. Navy weaponry is touted, the reality is that the IRGC controls the Strait of Hormuz, and U.S. aircraft carrier and amphibious assault fleets have been pushed back to the Arabian Sea—far away from Iran, let alone the Strait itself.

Lucas is obsolete. The Russians have switched over to much faster jet powered Shaheeds. Ukraine can only shoot down 60%.

And it gets shot down often.