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Hegseth Fires a Top General​

The U.S. military may be planning a return to war, but the director of planning is out.



Earlier this week, the Pentagon’s chief planner, Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, was ousted from the Joint Staff. No explanation was given. This comes at an inopportune moment, given that President Trump may be planning to relaunch the war on Iran. Sylvia, the former commander of the 101st Airborne Division, becomes the latest in a long line of senior officers who have been shown the door since Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived at the Pentagon almost two years ago.
 

South Korea says considering deployment options to Strait of Hormuz, including aircraft. No decision on combat deployment.​


their tanker got hit in hormuz so it won't be a surprise.
IRGC is unnecessarily provoking many countries to go against them.....even friendly nations are getting pissed perhaps. They're chewing off more than they can bite now.
 
Some people can't help but scaremonger and shit post, this is one such example:
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This person knowns full well that that EAM was from a Boeing E-4B "Nightwatch" aircraft assigned to the US annual Nuclear Readiness exercise "Global Thunder" which concludes tomorrow, but this person can't help but farm likes and impressions.
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TLDR; No the US is not about to launch nukes.
Counting on people not knowing any better.
 

Hegseth Fires a Top General​

The U.S. military may be planning a return to war, but the director of planning is out.



Earlier this week, the Pentagon’s chief planner, Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, was ousted from the Joint Staff. No explanation was given. This comes at an inopportune moment, given that President Trump may be planning to relaunch the war on Iran. Sylvia, the former commander of the 101st Airborne Division, becomes the latest in a long line of senior officers who have been shown the door since Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived at the Pentagon almost two years ago.
Not able to see the full article. Will read Army Times later today.
 
Boeing RC-135W Rivet Joint 1x HEX: AE01D0| Tail 62-4139 - CALLSIGN OLIVE 39 - departed Andrews Air Force Base after refueling - direction RAF Mildenhall (UK0 for refuel and final destination NSA Souda Bay (Crete) where it will replace 62-4138 which has been operating for almost 5 month deployed to CENTCOM AOR where it flew at least 39 missions to date.
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Patriot batteries now arrive in CENTCOM AOR [Took off from
Fort Bliss - Home to 1st Armored Division 32d Army Air and Missile Defense Command 5th Armored Brigade 93d Military Police Battalion Army Field Support Battalion:
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A lot of US military flights particularly tankers headed east - are now no longer using the Mode-S hex of AE05A5 - instead using a code not assigned to the United States.

Context:
This is an attempt to mask movement of aircraft from prying eyes.
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Agreed, Moving things they don't want the public to see.

Watch Twitter and the other usual sites. Spotters will be reporting aircraft types. Perhaps not the aircraft tail number and squadron though that's not hard to guess since a lot of that is already public.
 

Hegseth Fires a Top General​

The U.S. military may be planning a return to war, but the director of planning is out.



Earlier this week, the Pentagon’s chief planner, Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, was ousted from the Joint Staff. No explanation was given. This comes at an inopportune moment, given that President Trump may be planning to relaunch the war on Iran. Sylvia, the former commander of the 101st Airborne Division, becomes the latest in a long line of senior officers who have been shown the door since Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived at the Pentagon almost two years ago.


Officials stated that Sylvia was fired after failing three polygraph examinations. The tests were regarding the leaking of information to journalists about the Ukraine, and Iran wars. He allegedly met, and shared confidential information to journalists off base.[15]"

A poly test means very little in the grand scheme of things, does he have legal recourse in the USA? If the only evidence is a polytest, does that hold up? ( He could have failed for any reason i guess).
 
For all the talk about how the Iran conflict has hit the US economy, the US just grew 3.4% in Q3. Huge growth

Yup, and as of the end of September, the inflation rate grew to 3.7%.

The growth is mostly tied to AI build-out. Without that, you're looking at a modest 2-2.5% at best.

Anyway, we're stacking Wins!
 

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