Signal is an encryption service limited to the sender and receivers. Messages can disappear after a set period of time. Signal is not suitable for highly secure transmissions due to risks with communicating via mobile devices.

Journalist Goldberg was privy to a chat on Signal, an open-source encrypted messaging service, between the senior-most national security officials. This is a reminder of the risks to Op Sec of using non-approved messaging technology.

The Boeing contract will lead to the development of the world’s first sixth-generation fighter aircraft. USAF claims the F-47 will be a cost-effective solution to maintain air superiority in an increasingly complex global threat environment.

Mobile phones are now essential tools for emergencies. They can flexibly and accurately display information on conditions, alert you to dangers, can communicate for help and provide assistance to address problems or alleviate life-threatening situations.

The recent arrest of US soldiers for selling information is a reminder for awareness and vigilance. Awareness that agents are actively seeking information on intellectual property and national security. Vigilance in the reporting of suspicious activity.

The cooling system will be fitted to both in-service and future F-35s. The new system, called the Power and Thermal Management Unit (PTMU), is needed for forthcoming upgrades that will make the jet run hotter.

Ukraine has increased the accuracy of drone strikes on Russian targets from 10-20 percent, to 70-80 percent. With this technology, the target selection is done by humans, but the AI controls the final approach.

Building a new homeland missile shield will require close collaboration between the US Space Force and several other Defence Department agencies. The Golden Dome project aims to track and neutralise traditional and high-end missile threats.

The United States Army recently renamed Fort Moore, Georgia, after former US Army Corporal Fred Benning, a decorated WWI veteran. Fred later became a Nebraska mayor and shot someone during a council meeting.

There is one simple, yet powerful, response that does three things—buys you time to regulate your emotions; shifts the dynamic from reaction to curiosity; and causes the other person to reflect on their words.