Photos released by a U.S. Army unit this week appear to show Americaβs newest hypersonic missile system training somewhere in the Pacific, and one open-source analyst believes he has pinned down exactly where. The X account η¬θΈη·δΊΊ, tracking military hardware sightings under the handle @lfx160219, said the U.S. Army may have deployed its Dark Eagle [β¦]The fast-attack submarine USS Tucson (SSN 770) slid into Apra Harbor on July 10, swapping its old home in Pearl Harbor for a new one at Naval Base Guam, in a routine-looking port call that carries real weight for how the U.S. Navy positions its undersea forces against a rapidly expanding Chinese fleet. Tucson, a [β¦]An American island sits closer to Beijing than it does to Hawaii, hosts thousands of U.S. troops, and the Pentagon has opened bidding for the software system meant to knit together everything standing between that island and a Chinese missile barrage. The U.S. Armyβs Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Fires, working on behalf of the Guam [β¦]
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