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US Airman Rescued From Iran Used Boeing Device To Signal Rescuers
A massive rescue effort got underway "following confirmation of active rescue beacons," General Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Monday. The plane's pilot - call sign Dude 44 Alpha- was rescued Friday
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Hide, Find Water: Ex-US Airmen On Avoiding Capture In Enemy Territory
As American forces race against time and Iran's military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down Friday, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide...
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Israel Using AI To Fine-Tune Air Raid Alert System
Israeli civil defence has significantly upgraded its public warning system, to make daily life more manageable under the constant threat of missile fire.
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Rs 9.8 Lakh A Second, Rs 8,455 Crore A Day: The Cost Of US' Iran War
The daily expenditure covers munitions, air operations, naval deployments, missile defence, intelligence, and logistics
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Is Russia Secretly Helping Iran With Drones, Food, Data? Kremlin Denies
Citing Western intelligence assessments, the report said that Moscow began sending the drones to Tehran this month and is set to complete the phased shipment of the equipment by the end of the month.
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Apple's Entry-Level iPad with A18 Chip, Apple Intelligence Support Expected to Launch in H1 2026: Gurman
Apple is reportedly planning to refresh its entry-level iPad in the first half of 2026, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device is expected to launch around the iOS 26.4 cycle, possibly in April or May. The update will likely focus on a chip upgrade from A16 to A18, bringing improved performance and Apple Intelligence support. With highe...
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Air Force Staffer Arrested For Spying For Pak Handlers In Assam
A civilian employee posted at an Indian Air Force station in Assam has been arrested for allegedly spying and sharing sensitive information with Pakistani handlers, Rajasthan Intelligence said on Sunday.
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Ex-US Officer Claims UFOs Shut Down Nuclear Missiles At US Base
A former US Air Force officer claims UFOs disabled nuclear missiles at a Montana base in 1967, an incident he believes may have involved non-human intelligence attempting to prevent nuclear war.
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China's Eyes In Space Exposed US War Machine Before 1st Bomb Fell In Iran War
In the final week of February, long before the first missiles were launched and before the name Operation Epic Fury entered public discussion, a set of satellite images began circulating quietly online.
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The Beast Of Kandahar: How One Captured Drone Changed Modern Warfare
Built by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the flying-wing drone was designed to penetrate hostile airspace undetected, gathering reconnaissance imagery and signals intelligence.
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US Airman Rescued From Iran Used Boeing Device To Signal Rescuers
A massive rescue effort got underway "following confirmation of active rescue beacons," General Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Monday. The plane's pilot - call sign Dude 44 Alpha- was rescued Friday
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Hide, Find Water: Ex-US Airmen On Avoiding Capture In Enemy Territory
As American forces race against time and Iran's military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down Friday, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide...
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Israel Using AI To Fine-Tune Air Raid Alert System
Israeli civil defence has significantly upgraded its public warning system, to make daily life more manageable under the constant threat of missile fire.
-
Rs 9.8 Lakh A Second, Rs 8,455 Crore A Day: The Cost Of US' Iran War
The daily expenditure covers munitions, air operations, naval deployments, missile defence, intelligence, and logistics
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Is Russia Secretly Helping Iran With Drones, Food, Data? Kremlin Denies
Citing Western intelligence assessments, the report said that Moscow began sending the drones to Tehran this month and is set to complete the phased shipment of the equipment by the end of the month.
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Apple's Entry-Level iPad with A18 Chip, Apple Intelligence Support Expected to Launch in H1 2026: Gurman
Apple is reportedly planning to refresh its entry-level iPad in the first half of 2026, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device is expected to launch around the iOS 26.4 cycle, possibly in April or May. The update will likely focus on a chip upgrade from A16 to A18, bringing improved performance and Apple Intelligence support. With highe...
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Air Force Staffer Arrested For Spying For Pak Handlers In Assam
A civilian employee posted at an Indian Air Force station in Assam has been arrested for allegedly spying and sharing sensitive information with Pakistani handlers, Rajasthan Intelligence said on Sunday.
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Ex-US Officer Claims UFOs Shut Down Nuclear Missiles At US Base
A former US Air Force officer claims UFOs disabled nuclear missiles at a Montana base in 1967, an incident he believes may have involved non-human intelligence attempting to prevent nuclear war.
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China's Eyes In Space Exposed US War Machine Before 1st Bomb Fell In Iran War
In the final week of February, long before the first missiles were launched and before the name Operation Epic Fury entered public discussion, a set of satellite images began circulating quietly online.
-
The Beast Of Kandahar: How One Captured Drone Changed Modern Warfare
Built by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the flying-wing drone was designed to penetrate hostile airspace undetected, gathering reconnaissance imagery and signals intelligence.
