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"Let's go Trainee!" Night Infiltration Course a critical, high-stress Basic Combat Training event where trainees crawl through 100 meters through sand, logs, and barbed wire under live fire, flares, and tracer rounds. 🎥 US Army Maneuver Center of Excellence

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German MEP Christine Anderson dissects the chilling reality of modern totalitarianism. She poses a critical question: What does it truly mean to live under a communist or totalitarian regime? "Look to China," she states. "And there you have it." Anderson articulates a future where control is not exercised through electrified fences and brute force, but through seamless digital integration. She warns of a world where a government, with the flip of a switch, can erase a person's ability to participate in society. The new tools of oppression? A smartphone, a QR code, and a digital ID. This trifecta grants the state ultimate power over the individual, deciding where you can go, what you can do, and who you can be. This is the 21st-century totalitarian state—efficient, omnipresent, and terrifyingly quiet. "Is this what we want?" Anderson asks. Her answer is a resounding no, and her fight is a rallying cry for all who value individual liberty in our digital age. The barbed wire is now in our pockets.

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Alexander Gerst

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Couch potatoes may live longer than people exercising in the wrong environment on a wrong diet. This isn't a joke. It's the conclusion Dr. Laszlo Boros — a Hungarian medical doctor, retired professor at UCLA School of Medicine, author of 100+ peer-reviewed papers, and one of the world's leading deuterium researchers — draws from how mitochondrial nanomotors respond to physical stress under high-deuterium conditions. Boros puts it directly: "If you go to a gym and you start looking at a TV screen and you start running in blue light, eating supplements you don't really know where they are from — with what deuterium content — you are actually destroying nanomotors at a higher rate than if you would just be sitting home watching TV like a couch potato." Here's the mechanism: When you exercise, mitochondrial respiration and ATP demand increase. To meet that demand, ATP synthase nanomotors — spinning up to 9,000 rpm inside your mitochondrial membrane — spin faster and process more material. In a high-deuterium environment this forces more deuterons through the system, raising the breakdown rate of the nanomotors. If your diet and environment are loading those motors with deuterium the damage rate under physical stress might exceed the benefit of the exercise itself. A couch potato sitting under good lighting, eating nothing particularly harmful, is not actively breaking nanomotors. An exerciser lifting under blue light, on high-deuterium supplements, eating ultra-processed foods because they fit his macros, drinking Monster Energy to fuel his workout & eating bananas post-workout in December in New York where they don't grow, is forcing deuterium through nanomotors spinning at maximum rotational speed. This is not an endorsement of sedentary behavior. Boros: "Quality of life matters to me — I like my push-ups and my walks." It is a warning that exercise in the wrong environment on a high-deuterium diet might be net harmful. The exercise context matters as much as exercise itself. Wrong light. Wrong food. Wrong supplements. Under those conditions, exercise accelerates the breakdown of the very machinery it's supposed to strengthen.

Couch potatoes may live longer than people exercising in the wrong environment on a wrong diet. This isn't a joke. It's the conclusion Dr. Laszlo Boros — a Hungarian medical doctor, retired professor at UCLA School of Medicine, author of 100+ peer-reviewed papers, and one of the world's leading deuterium researchers — draws from how mitochondrial nanomotors respond to physical stress under high-deuterium conditions. Boros puts it directly: "If you go to a gym and you start looking at a TV screen and you start running in blue light, eating supplements you don't really know where they are from — with what deuterium content — you are actually destroying nanomotors at a higher rate than if you would just be sitting home watching TV like a couch potato." Here's the mechanism: When you exercise, mitochondrial respiration and ATP demand increase. To meet that demand, ATP synthase nanomotors — spinning up to 9,000 rpm inside your mitochondrial membrane — spin faster and process more material. In a high-deuterium environment this forces more deuterons through the system, raising the breakdown rate of the nanomotors. If your diet and environment are loading those motors with deuterium the damage rate under physical stress might exceed the benefit of the exercise itself. A couch potato sitting under good lighting, eating nothing particularly harmful, is not actively breaking nanomotors. An exerciser lifting under blue light, on high-deuterium supplements, eating ultra-processed foods because they fit his macros, drinking Monster Energy to fuel his workout & eating bananas post-workout in December in New York where they don't grow, is forcing deuterium through nanomotors spinning at maximum rotational speed. This is not an endorsement of sedentary behavior. Boros: "Quality of life matters to me — I like my push-ups and my walks." It is a warning that exercise in the wrong environment on a high-deuterium diet might be net harmful. The exercise context matters as much as exercise itself. Wrong light. Wrong food. Wrong supplements. Under those conditions, exercise accelerates the breakdown of the very machinery it's supposed to strengthen.

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As previously indicated, we will now draw our attention toward Soldier and Weapon Quality of Life Improvements arriving as part of #Battlefield2042 Season 6: Dark Creations. One thing we wanted to address with Update 6.0 was something our Community had highlighted to us via feedback. We had become aware of a crosshair and recoil inconsistency with high fire rate weaponry where the crosshair would take a moment to 'catch up' to bullet recoil trajectory under sustained fire. Update 6.0 makes improvements towards this through a series of changes to recoil, timings, etc. Which now improves the feeling and consistency of all weapons when compensating for recoil and bursting. Additionally, we have changed almost all weaponry, even the ones least affected by this, to tighten the "pull" sensation which makes the camera track recoil trajectory. This will result in the crosshair staying much closer to the center at all times while we maintain the feel of recoil movement expressed through the camera. Thank you for your continued feedback! Stay tuned for further Soldier & Weapon Quality of Life Improvements, and full 6.0 Update Notes soon! 👇Here are a few early before/after examples. Content Warning; Lots of brrrrts.

As previously indicated, we will now draw our attention toward Soldier and Weapon Quality of Life Improvements arriving as part of #Battlefield2042 Season 6: Dark Creations. One thing we wanted to address with Update 6.0 was something our Community had highlighted to us via feedback. We had become aware of a crosshair and recoil inconsistency with high fire rate weaponry where the crosshair would take a moment to 'catch up' to bullet recoil trajectory under sustained fire. Update 6.0 makes improvements towards this through a series of changes to recoil, timings, etc. Which now improves the feeling and consistency of all weapons when compensating for recoil and bursting. Additionally, we have changed almost all weaponry, even the ones least affected by this, to tighten the "pull" sensation which makes the camera track recoil trajectory. This will result in the crosshair staying much closer to the center at all times while we maintain the feel of recoil movement expressed through the camera. Thank you for your continued feedback! Stay tuned for further Soldier & Weapon Quality of Life Improvements, and full 6.0 Update Notes soon! 👇Here are a few early before/after examples. Content Warning; Lots of brrrrts.

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ISPR Rawalpindi, 1 May 2025 Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), visited the Tilla Field Firing Ranges (TFFR) today to witness Exercise Hammer Strike—a high-intensity, field training exercise conducted by Pakistan Army’s Mangla Strike Corps. Upon arrival, the COAS was received by the Corps Commander. The exercise was meticulously designed to validate combat readiness, battlefield synergy, and the operational integration of cutting-edge weapon systems under near-battlefield conditions. A diverse array of advanced capabilities, including multirole fighter aircraft, combat aviation assets, long-range precision artillery, and next-generation field engineering techniques, were employed to simulate conventional battlefield scenarios. Troops from all arms and services demonstrated exceptional tactical cohesion, agility, and lethality during synchronized offensive manoeuvres - reflecting an extraordinary level of training and professionalism. Notably, the exercise showcased Pakistan Army’s increasing absorption of niche and emerging technologies to augment its kinetic and non-kinetic operational capabilities. During the visit, COAS lauded the high morale, combat proficiency, and warfighting spirit of the officers and troops, terming them the embodiment of Pakistan Army’s operational excellence. Addressing the troops, the COAS reaffirmed the unyielding resolve of Pakistan’s Armed Forces to defend the nation’s sovereignty and territorial integrity at all costs. “*Let there be no ambiguity: any military misadventure by India will be met with a swift, resolute, and notch-up response. While Pakistan remains committed to regional peace, our preparedness and resolve to safeguard national interests is absolute*,” he stated. Exercise Hammer Strike stands as a testament to Pakistan Army’s pursuit of continuous transformation through rigorous training, doctrinal innovation, and technological modernization. Senior military leadership, formation commanders, and dignitaries from various services witnessed the exercise.

ISPR Rawalpindi, 1 May 2025 Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), visited the Tilla Field Firing Ranges (TFFR) today to witness Exercise Hammer Strike—a high-intensity, field training exercise conducted by Pakistan Army’s Mangla Strike Corps. Upon arrival, the COAS was received by the Corps Commander. The exercise was meticulously designed to validate combat readiness, battlefield synergy, and the operational integration of cutting-edge weapon systems under near-battlefield conditions. A diverse array of advanced capabilities, including multirole fighter aircraft, combat aviation assets, long-range precision artillery, and next-generation field engineering techniques, were employed to simulate conventional battlefield scenarios. Troops from all arms and services demonstrated exceptional tactical cohesion, agility, and lethality during synchronized offensive manoeuvres - reflecting an extraordinary level of training and professionalism. Notably, the exercise showcased Pakistan Army’s increasing absorption of niche and emerging technologies to augment its kinetic and non-kinetic operational capabilities. During the visit, COAS lauded the high morale, combat proficiency, and warfighting spirit of the officers and troops, terming them the embodiment of Pakistan Army’s operational excellence. Addressing the troops, the COAS reaffirmed the unyielding resolve of Pakistan’s Armed Forces to defend the nation’s sovereignty and territorial integrity at all costs. “Let there be no ambiguity: any military misadventure by India will be met with a swift, resolute, and notch-up response. While Pakistan remains committed to regional peace, our preparedness and resolve to safeguard national interests is absolute,” he stated. Exercise Hammer Strike stands as a testament to Pakistan Army’s pursuit of continuous transformation through rigorous training, doctrinal innovation, and technological modernization. Senior military leadership, formation commanders, and dignitaries from various services witnessed the exercise.

Gharidah Farooqi (T.I.)

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Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed, the illustrious son of Muhammad Akhtar was born on 08 July 2000in a village, Doulatpur, District Jhelum. His educational Journey commenced at Fauji Foundation School, Located in Dhariala Jalap and he completed his intermediate from Kallar Kahar Science College He joined NUST as paying cadet in D40 Electrical in Oct 2018, but his true calling was elsewhere. Inspired by his father, he joined 143 PMA Long Course on 8 May 2019. He passed out from Pakistan Military Academy on 10 Apr 2021 and was commissioned in a Medium Regiment Arty of Pakistan Army. After completion of Basic Courses, he volunteered for Special Service Group of Pakistan Army, in officer Advance Commando Course-80 (Zarb-e-Halder) After successful completion of commando course in November 2023, he was posted to Prestigious 3 Commando “POWINDAH” Battalion. Being part of Zakrya Company he joined the unit in operational area. During his tenure in 3 Commando Battalion he Volunteered in many High Risk Operations and neutralized TTP terrorists even in hand to hand Combat on 17 Nov 2024. On the fateful day of 20th March 2025 Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed heroically led his Small hunting team to neutralize the group of TTP Khawarjis who were involved in fire raids, Ambushes, IEDs, killing of military personnal and targeted activities against civilians. Small Hit team under command Captian Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed gave strong blow and effectively neutralized 11x Khawarijs. While chasing fleeing Khawarijs, he injured more Khawarjis. In the instance, his team came under intense fire resultantly, he received 2x Bullets which led to his Shahadat. During his tenure through his vallant actions and selfless dedication, he demonstrated exceptional valor and leadership by playing a vital role in restoring peace and stability to the area. We will always remain indebted to him & his family.

Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed, the illustrious son of Muhammad Akhtar was born on 08 July 2000in a village, Doulatpur, District Jhelum. His educational Journey commenced at Fauji Foundation School, Located in Dhariala Jalap and he completed his intermediate from Kallar Kahar Science College He joined NUST as paying cadet in D40 Electrical in Oct 2018, but his true calling was elsewhere. Inspired by his father, he joined 143 PMA Long Course on 8 May 2019. He passed out from Pakistan Military Academy on 10 Apr 2021 and was commissioned in a Medium Regiment Arty of Pakistan Army. After completion of Basic Courses, he volunteered for Special Service Group of Pakistan Army, in officer Advance Commando Course-80 (Zarb-e-Halder) After successful completion of commando course in November 2023, he was posted to Prestigious 3 Commando “POWINDAH” Battalion. Being part of Zakrya Company he joined the unit in operational area. During his tenure in 3 Commando Battalion he Volunteered in many High Risk Operations and neutralized TTP terrorists even in hand to hand Combat on 17 Nov 2024. On the fateful day of 20th March 2025 Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed heroically led his Small hunting team to neutralize the group of TTP Khawarjis who were involved in fire raids, Ambushes, IEDs, killing of military personnal and targeted activities against civilians. Small Hit team under command Captian Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed gave strong blow and effectively neutralized 11x Khawarijs. While chasing fleeing Khawarijs, he injured more Khawarjis. In the instance, his team came under intense fire resultantly, he received 2x Bullets which led to his Shahadat. During his tenure through his vallant actions and selfless dedication, he demonstrated exceptional valor and leadership by playing a vital role in restoring peace and stability to the area. We will always remain indebted to him & his family.

Pakistan Defence🇵🇰

12,247 views • 5 months ago

[rm interview] 20240116 🐨I have delayed enlisting for a long time. And I joined the military while I was still quite old, it's true that many things were scary and concerning. Also, because I joined the military late, most of the colleagues living with me were young almost 10 years younger than me. Through mental strength education, I have realized the necessity of the military and the necessity of basic military training in Korea, a divided and ceasefire country. There were many experiences that I would not have had without an army training center. In particular, the night march a few days ago is the most memorable. As I marched with my comrades at night, I could see the stars and cheer together when I was having a hard time, and I could feel what comradeship I heard only in words. Thanks to the great executives and squad leaders, I was able to complete many unfamiliar training sessions in a rewarding and fun way. Naturally, I was able to have meaning and reward in my military life. Lastly, I would like to say that a world like this would be ideal, where not everyone needs to learn how to shoot. However, 70 years of peace in the Republic of Korea is possible because of the noble sacrifices, efforts, and dedication of these people. I will do my best for the rest of my military life. credit: уσиσм광 #BTS congratulations!🐹🐨

[rm interview] 20240116 🐨I have delayed enlisting for a long time. And I joined the military while I was still quite old, it's true that many things were scary and concerning. Also, because I joined the military late, most of the colleagues living with me were young almost 10 years younger than me. Through mental strength education, I have realized the necessity of the military and the necessity of basic military training in Korea, a divided and ceasefire country. There were many experiences that I would not have had without an army training center. In particular, the night march a few days ago is the most memorable. As I marched with my comrades at night, I could see the stars and cheer together when I was having a hard time, and I could feel what comradeship I heard only in words. Thanks to the great executives and squad leaders, I was able to complete many unfamiliar training sessions in a rewarding and fun way. Naturally, I was able to have meaning and reward in my military life. Lastly, I would like to say that a world like this would be ideal, where not everyone needs to learn how to shoot. However, 70 years of peace in the Republic of Korea is possible because of the noble sacrifices, efforts, and dedication of these people. I will do my best for the rest of my military life. credit: уσиσм광 #BTS congratulations!🐹🐨

star_jin

2,122,008 views • 2 years ago

Did Ross Coulthart and NewsNation Conflate UFO Whistleblower Jake Barber’s Background? In this clip below from the interview that Ross Coulthart did with jakebarber on NewsNation, Coulthart claims that Jake was “recruited” into Combat Control while in the USAF. While there is a possibility he may have enlisted under the AFSC of a Combat Controller, it is actually most likely that he volunteered for the program WHILE at basic training. When I went through USAF basic training in 2003, I, along with other men in my flight, were asked if we wanted to tryout for the Combat Controller course. They don’t recruit you, they just ask if you’re interested in trying out but warn of a very high “washout” rate in the training. To washout means you failed a portion of the course and have to be recycled into another AFSC (job) and can no longer continue the process of being a Combat Controller. Multiple people, including Ross, Lue Elizondo, and Marik vR have all claimed that Jake is a “Tier One Operator”, referring to Jake as a Combat Controller. But is that true? Below (in the comments) you will see the DD-214 that NewsNation purposely edited to cutout the “Military Education” portion of the document. But if you look in section 11, you see the code C2A551J, which is the code for “Aerospace Maintenance” aka a “Flying Crew Chief”. Here’s an example of what that code stands for ( The DD-214 also states that Jake was a Flying Crew Chief for “5 years and 10 months” of his 6 year commitment, showing that he was not a CCT at any point in his service or it would be listed (like Jason Sands DD-214 when he cross-trained over into the 1N6 position in the USAF). Ross states that Jake was in aerospace maintenance in the late 90’s. So that checks out with his DD-214, as he was enlisted from 1994-2000. In other documents that NewsNation deceptively edits and rushes through in the segment, it shows Jake as a A1C getting orders to various schools associated with Combat Controller training, but the rank and dates shows it happened early in his career (1995-1996), which shows after basic training. With no certificate of graduation, no military education being shown on the 214, no pictures of Barber with the beret on during service, no pictures of the pin he would have received upon graduation, it seems likely that Barber washed out and finished out his enlistment as a flying crew chief stationed at Pope AFB. Here is a list of all the courses CCTs have to pass before receiving the beret and CCT title ( CCT training takes around two years to complete. If that’s the case, then everyone including Coulthart, NewsNation, Lue, Marik, etc were wrong touting this man as an actual operator. Also, two other things to address: 1) his clearance was a Secret clearance with a NATO designation, which is not a TS clearance. 2) At the end, Ross claims Jake worked in Intel. Is there anything to back that claim? He didn’t have the right clearance. When did he work in Intel and where? So many claims but documents don’t match up. I ask Jake that if he would like to put this claims to bed, please show any documentation, especially of you completing Combat Controller course and receiving your beret and pin. Your DD-214 is telling a very different story.

Did Ross Coulthart and NewsNation Conflate UFO Whistleblower Jake Barber’s Background? In this clip below from the interview that Ross Coulthart did with jakebarber on NewsNation, Coulthart claims that Jake was “recruited” into Combat Control while in the USAF. While there is a possibility he may have enlisted under the AFSC of a Combat Controller, it is actually most likely that he volunteered for the program WHILE at basic training. When I went through USAF basic training in 2003, I, along with other men in my flight, were asked if we wanted to tryout for the Combat Controller course. They don’t recruit you, they just ask if you’re interested in trying out but warn of a very high “washout” rate in the training. To washout means you failed a portion of the course and have to be recycled into another AFSC (job) and can no longer continue the process of being a Combat Controller. Multiple people, including Ross, Lue Elizondo, and Marik vR have all claimed that Jake is a “Tier One Operator”, referring to Jake as a Combat Controller. But is that true? Below (in the comments) you will see the DD-214 that NewsNation purposely edited to cutout the “Military Education” portion of the document. But if you look in section 11, you see the code C2A551J, which is the code for “Aerospace Maintenance” aka a “Flying Crew Chief”. Here’s an example of what that code stands for ( The DD-214 also states that Jake was a Flying Crew Chief for “5 years and 10 months” of his 6 year commitment, showing that he was not a CCT at any point in his service or it would be listed (like Jason Sands DD-214 when he cross-trained over into the 1N6 position in the USAF). Ross states that Jake was in aerospace maintenance in the late 90’s. So that checks out with his DD-214, as he was enlisted from 1994-2000. In other documents that NewsNation deceptively edits and rushes through in the segment, it shows Jake as a A1C getting orders to various schools associated with Combat Controller training, but the rank and dates shows it happened early in his career (1995-1996), which shows after basic training. With no certificate of graduation, no military education being shown on the 214, no pictures of Barber with the beret on during service, no pictures of the pin he would have received upon graduation, it seems likely that Barber washed out and finished out his enlistment as a flying crew chief stationed at Pope AFB. Here is a list of all the courses CCTs have to pass before receiving the beret and CCT title ( CCT training takes around two years to complete. If that’s the case, then everyone including Coulthart, NewsNation, Lue, Marik, etc were wrong touting this man as an actual operator. Also, two other things to address: 1) his clearance was a Secret clearance with a NATO designation, which is not a TS clearance. 2) At the end, Ross claims Jake worked in Intel. Is there anything to back that claim? He didn’t have the right clearance. When did he work in Intel and where? So many claims but documents don’t match up. I ask Jake that if he would like to put this claims to bed, please show any documentation, especially of you completing Combat Controller course and receiving your beret and pin. Your DD-214 is telling a very different story.

Chris Unleashed

252,890 views • 1 year ago

Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed, the illustrious son of Muhammad Akhtar, was born on 08 July 2000 in a village named Doulatpur, District Jhelum. His educational journey commenced at Fauji Foundation School, located in Dhariala Jalap, and he completed his intermediate from Kallar Kahar Science College. He joined NUST as a paying cadet in D40 Electrical in October 2018, but his true calling was elsewhere. Inspired by his father, he joined 143 PMA Long Course on 8 May 2019. He passed out from Pakistan Military Academy on 10 April 2021 and was commissioned in a Medium Regiment Artillery of the Pakistan Army. After completion of basic courses, he volunteered for the Special Service Group of the Pakistan Army in Officer Advance Commando Course-80 (Zarb-e-Haider). After successful completion of the commando course in November 2023, he was posted to the prestigious 3 Commando “Powindah” Battalion. Being part of Zakrya Company, he joined the unit in the operational area. During his tenure in 3 Commando Battalion, he volunteered for many high-risk operations and neutralized TTP terrorists, even in hand-to-hand combat on 17 November 2024. On the fateful day of 20 March 2025, Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed heroically led his small hunting team to neutralize a group of TTP Khawarij who were involved in fire raids, ambushes, IEDs, killing of military personnel, and targeted activities against civilians. The small hit team under the command of Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed delivered a strong blow and effectively neutralized 11 Khawarij. While chasing the fleeing Khawarij, he injured more of them. In the ensuing action, his team came under intense fire, and he received two bullets which led to his Shahadat. During his tenure, through his valiant actions and selfless dedication, he demonstrated exceptional valor and leadership by playing a vital role in restoring peace and stability to the area. We will always remain indebted to him and his family. #OurShuhadaOurPride

Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed, the illustrious son of Muhammad Akhtar, was born on 08 July 2000 in a village named Doulatpur, District Jhelum. His educational journey commenced at Fauji Foundation School, located in Dhariala Jalap, and he completed his intermediate from Kallar Kahar Science College. He joined NUST as a paying cadet in D40 Electrical in October 2018, but his true calling was elsewhere. Inspired by his father, he joined 143 PMA Long Course on 8 May 2019. He passed out from Pakistan Military Academy on 10 April 2021 and was commissioned in a Medium Regiment Artillery of the Pakistan Army. After completion of basic courses, he volunteered for the Special Service Group of the Pakistan Army in Officer Advance Commando Course-80 (Zarb-e-Haider). After successful completion of the commando course in November 2023, he was posted to the prestigious 3 Commando “Powindah” Battalion. Being part of Zakrya Company, he joined the unit in the operational area. During his tenure in 3 Commando Battalion, he volunteered for many high-risk operations and neutralized TTP terrorists, even in hand-to-hand combat on 17 November 2024. On the fateful day of 20 March 2025, Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed heroically led his small hunting team to neutralize a group of TTP Khawarij who were involved in fire raids, ambushes, IEDs, killing of military personnel, and targeted activities against civilians. The small hit team under the command of Captain Hasnain Akhtar Shaheed delivered a strong blow and effectively neutralized 11 Khawarij. While chasing the fleeing Khawarij, he injured more of them. In the ensuing action, his team came under intense fire, and he received two bullets which led to his Shahadat. During his tenure, through his valiant actions and selfless dedication, he demonstrated exceptional valor and leadership by playing a vital role in restoring peace and stability to the area. We will always remain indebted to him and his family. #OurShuhadaOurPride

Pakistan Defence🇵🇰

18,482 views • 7 days ago

Merry Christmas Eve‼️ The biennial ICEX returns in 2026, where submarines come to play at the North Pole ‼️ 🧊 Operation Ice Camp 2026 (ICEX 2026). Here's what we know so far: 🧊 Dates: February 19, 2026 – March 25, 2026 🧊 Location: A drifting ice floe in the Arctic Ocean, approximately 100 to 225 nautical miles north of Deadhorse (Prudhoe Bay), Alaska. 🧊 Ice Camp Name: Not yet announced. The Navy typically names the camp after a historical submarine shortly before the operation begins. 🧊 Recent names: 🐟 Ice Camp Whale (2024) 🐟 Ice Camp Queenfish (2022) 🐟 Ice Camp Seadragon (2020) 🐟 Ice Camp Skate (2018) 🐟 Ice Camp Sargo (2016) 🐟 Ice Camp Nautilus (2014) 🧊 Expeditionary Logistics: Camp construction consists of building a temporary command center AKA "The Village" on a floating ice pan. This includes heated tents, a command hut, and a runway for fixed-wing aircraft. The camp must maintain a runway capable of supporting daily supply flights from Deadhorse, AK. 🧊 Submarine Operations: Under-Ice Navigation and testing the ability of US and Allied submarines to transit and communicate under the ice canopy. Surfacing to include several breakthrough events where submarines surface through the ice near the camp. Torpedo Exercises to include firing non-warshot training torpedoes under the ice to be recovered by divers. 🧊 Research & Development: Acoustics testing of how sound propagates under the ice, which is critical for sonar performance in the Arctic environment. Vertical Array Sensing where hydrophone arrays are deployed through holes in the ice to track submarines. Environmental data collection of ice thickness, water salinity, and temperature data to update Arctic models. 📹 A look at how it's done

Merry Christmas Eve‼️ The biennial ICEX returns in 2026, where submarines come to play at the North Pole ‼️ 🧊 Operation Ice Camp 2026 (ICEX 2026). Here's what we know so far: 🧊 Dates: February 19, 2026 – March 25, 2026 🧊 Location: A drifting ice floe in the Arctic Ocean, approximately 100 to 225 nautical miles north of Deadhorse (Prudhoe Bay), Alaska. 🧊 Ice Camp Name: Not yet announced. The Navy typically names the camp after a historical submarine shortly before the operation begins. 🧊 Recent names: 🐟 Ice Camp Whale (2024) 🐟 Ice Camp Queenfish (2022) 🐟 Ice Camp Seadragon (2020) 🐟 Ice Camp Skate (2018) 🐟 Ice Camp Sargo (2016) 🐟 Ice Camp Nautilus (2014) 🧊 Expeditionary Logistics: Camp construction consists of building a temporary command center AKA "The Village" on a floating ice pan. This includes heated tents, a command hut, and a runway for fixed-wing aircraft. The camp must maintain a runway capable of supporting daily supply flights from Deadhorse, AK. 🧊 Submarine Operations: Under-Ice Navigation and testing the ability of US and Allied submarines to transit and communicate under the ice canopy. Surfacing to include several breakthrough events where submarines surface through the ice near the camp. Torpedo Exercises to include firing non-warshot training torpedoes under the ice to be recovered by divers. 🧊 Research & Development: Acoustics testing of how sound propagates under the ice, which is critical for sonar performance in the Arctic environment. Vertical Array Sensing where hydrophone arrays are deployed through holes in the ice to track submarines. Environmental data collection of ice thickness, water salinity, and temperature data to update Arctic models. 📹 A look at how it's done

🇺🇸𝗢𝗹𝗱 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗿⚓️

86,026 views • 7 months ago

🛡️ Support for Lt Col Mark Teeton & Family 🛡️ Please help us in supporting Lt Col Mark Teeton, a dedicated British Army officer and father of two, who was savagely attacked near Brompton Barracks with a 10-inch knife, and saved by his poor wife, returning home to find this unimaginable set of circumstances. After bravely serving our country for 23 years and raising thousands for veterans' mental health during a D-Day 80th anniversary marathon only last month, he now faces a long road to recovery, if, God willing, he pulls through. Let's come together to support Lt Col Teeton and his family in their hour of need. All funds raised will go directly to them or to Combat Stress, a charity close to Teeton's heart. While we confirm details with the family, the funds will be held by funding hosts, GoFundMeUK. Your contribution, no matter how small, can make a significant difference, link posted in the replies. 🇬🇧❤️ (Apologies for my appalling use of American English for Lieutenant.)

🛡️ Support for Lt Col Mark Teeton & Family 🛡️ Please help us in supporting Lt Col Mark Teeton, a dedicated British Army officer and father of two, who was savagely attacked near Brompton Barracks with a 10-inch knife, and saved by his poor wife, returning home to find this unimaginable set of circumstances. After bravely serving our country for 23 years and raising thousands for veterans' mental health during a D-Day 80th anniversary marathon only last month, he now faces a long road to recovery, if, God willing, he pulls through. Let's come together to support Lt Col Teeton and his family in their hour of need. All funds raised will go directly to them or to Combat Stress, a charity close to Teeton's heart. While we confirm details with the family, the funds will be held by funding hosts, GoFundMeUK. Your contribution, no matter how small, can make a significant difference, link posted in the replies. 🇬🇧❤️ (Apologies for my appalling use of American English for Lieutenant.)

Darren Grimes

615,613 views • 2 years ago

🫂🕊It was another horrific night, my friends, but I was very pleased to once again see the light of the dawn. The army was in our area, with flares above our homes to help them see through the night. I thought it would truly be our end, my dear friends. Thankfully, praise be to God, they have moved away a little this morning, and I feel a little more able to breathe. Still, the situation in 💔🇵🇸😢#Gaza is terrifying, and death faces us in every direction. We must urgently prepare for any eventuality, so that we can hope to have a chance of survival. Since it is slightly less dangerous, I hope to go and purchase supplies, and hopefully stock up on food for the animals. The future is very uncertain, and I don't know when I'll be able to buy any again. I'm sorry to ask you again and again, my friends, but if you could help us, I would be so grateful. I also wanted to tell you that our dear friend Aboud was taken to the hospital yesterday, with severe stomach pain. I ask you to pray for him, my friends. Everything here is terrible, and severe stress is affecting us all. You are truly the light of hope that gets us through each of these terrible days. If any of you can help us, please don't hesitate to do so.. 🫂 My Family Survival Fund + Looking after the Cats 🐾🐈🥺🫂 My PayPal 🙏🇵🇸🥺🫂🚨🆘️ 🐾🐈 Our Cruelty Free Kitchen 🫂🙏🇵🇸 Our Water Project 💧🙏

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🫂🕊It was another horrific night, my friends, but I was very pleased to once again see the light of the dawn. The army was in our area, with flares above our homes to help them see through the night. I thought it would truly be our end, my dear friends. Thankfully, praise be to God, they have moved away a little this morning, and I feel a little more able to breathe. Still, the situation in 💔🇵🇸😢#Gaza is terrifying, and death faces us in every direction. We must urgently prepare for any eventuality, so that we can hope to have a chance of survival. Since it is slightly less dangerous, I hope to go and purchase supplies, and hopefully stock up on food for the animals. The future is very uncertain, and I don't know when I'll be able to buy any again. I'm sorry to ask you again and again, my friends, but if you could help us, I would be so grateful. I also wanted to tell you that our dear friend Aboud was taken to the hospital yesterday, with severe stomach pain. I ask you to pray for him, my friends. Everything here is terrible, and severe stress is affecting us all. You are truly the light of hope that gets us through each of these terrible days. If any of you can help us, please don't hesitate to do so.. 🫂 My Family Survival Fund + Looking after the Cats 🐾🐈🥺🫂 My PayPal 🙏🇵🇸🥺🫂🚨🆘️ 🐾🐈 Our Cruelty Free Kitchen 🫂🙏🇵🇸 Our Water Project 💧🙏

♥️🇵🇸🇵🇸❤️A lover ♥️of homeless cats😻❤️🌱🌱👍🤗

21,388 views • 10 months ago