Sunday, November 19, 2017

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- November 19, 2017

Arab News: Defense ministers of 41-nation Islamic Military Alliance to meet in Riyadh next week

RIYADH: The defense ministers of the 41-nation Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (IMAFT) will meet in the Saudi capital of Riyadh on Nov. 26. With around one-third of the Arab world currently embroiled in conflict caused mainly by terror groups, the meeting is a significant step in the countries’ cooperation to fight the menace of terrorism in the Islamic world.

“The meeting of the defense ministers aims to strengthen cooperation and integration between the Islamic Military Alliance members,” said a report published by Saudi Press Agency (SPA) on Saturday. The meeting will also be attended by ambassadors and senior diplomats representing their countries in Saudi Arabia, alongside top Saudi and IMAFT officials, said the SPA report.

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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- November 19, 2017

Afghan Army Recruitment Dwindles as Taliban Threaten Families -- New York Times

WATCH a New Russian Radar Plane Take to the Sky for the First Time -- Sputnik

Russia to upgrade Tu-22M3 strategic bombers in 2018 -- TASS

Super Boomer: What's So Special About Russia's New Borei-A Missile Sub? -- Sputnik

Chinese military launches website to rat on leaks, violations & fake news -- RT

Amid Turkey–NATO S-400 Rift, Erdogan Questions 'Trustworthiness' of Alliance -- Sputnik

Denmark, Eyeing Russia, Likely To OK 20% Spending Boost; What It Means -- Robbin Laird, Breaking Defense

Bundeswehr Rape Claims Double, German Defense Minister Sees 'Positive Sign' -- Sputnik

Argentine Navy's missing submarine search hampered by powerful winds and waves -- ABC News

Argentine navy ramps up hunt for missing German-built submarine with 44 crew -- DW

ARA San Juan: Satellite calls could have come from Argentinian submarine missing in South Atlantic -- ABC News Online

U.S. Submarine Rescue Equipment, Crews Set to Arrive in Argentina on Sunday; U.K. Ice Patrol Ship Joins in Search for Missing Submarine -- USNI News

Haiti Prepares to Introduce Its Revived Military -- VOA

Is the British Army on the Verge of Developing Super Ammo? -- National News

Top general says he would resist "illegal" nuke order from Trump -- CBS

U.S. pursues quiet troop buildup in Somalia -- Politico

Boeing to upgrade B-52 bombers for U.S. Air Force -- UPI

The Navy Says "Fly Before Buy" When It Comes To Its New MQ-25 Drone Tanker -- War Zone/The Drive

US Threatens Its Own Treaty-Busting Missile Development in Response to Russian Violations -- The Warzone/The Drive

Destroyer USS Benfold Damaged After Collision with Japanese Tug -- USNI News

Navy Launches Most High-Tech & Stealthy Attack Sub Ever -- Scout Warrior

The Navy wants to know if a drone can detect nautical mines -- C4ISRNet

Countering North Korea: Congress authorizes major buildup in homeland missile defense -- Defense News

Army Tests Strykers With Artificial Intelligence -- Scout Warrior

Here’s When The Army Plans On Fielding Its New Body Armor Vest -- Task & Purpose/Military.com

Strain on SOF troops prompts call for review of how they’re used -- Military Times

Military members reporting sexual assault increased in 2016 -- The Hill

The Military Installations With The Most Sexual Assault Reports, According To The DoD -- Task & Purpose/Stars and Stripes

Report: SEAL wanted to ‘get back’ at strangled Green Beret for party snub -- Army Times

Oversight Groups Have Repeatedly Identified Flaws In Military Crime Reporting -- NPR

Trump's Lawyer Backs Effort to Overturn Marine Sniper Convictions -- Military.com

Disturbing Video Shows Dying World War II Vet Gasping For Air While Nurses Laugh -- Task & Purpose

Is America Prepared to Battle China in an Asymmetric War? -- Larry M. Wortzel, National Interest

America's F-35s are Preparing to Fight North Korea During a Nuclear War -- Dave Majumdar, National Interest

Technology And The Future Of War -- Williamson Murray, Hoover Institute

Why the military's Space Corps isn't dead yet -- Rebecca Kheel, The Hill

2 comments:

Unknown said...

Nice pictures of electric cars being powered by diesel generators.

Unfortunately there are no close up pictures of the Village Idiots driving in the diesel guzzling electric cars.


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Anonymous said...

"Chinese military launches website to rat on leaks, violations & fake news"

This will not be restricted to just Chinese. In a few years everyone on this planet will be silenced by either direct or indirect harassment and oppression through this new force. Expect denial to enter the country, abductions, hacks, sudden tax audits if you do business with China and so on... in a connected World you're only as free as the most powerful players let you be. Doesn't matter if you're American and got freedom of speech. Suddenly your porn browsing history will get leaked, or the mails you've exchanged about that business deal will pop up somewhere and you get fired for negligence. As we do everything online these days, everything becomes transparent and hackable. When I bought a USB stick in China, of course it came with malware..not surprised. But when I bought a usb connector cable - and chances are you bought the same on amazon - it came from China and in the Usb was a key logger that every week sent an encrypted message to a Chinese ip address when I was online.
This is a big, big issue. Industrial espionage, surveillance, suppression. ..and no one talks about it