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U.S. Marines used a drone to deliver simulated blood during a multinational exercise in Australia.
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U.S. Marines used a drone to deliver simulated blood during a multinational exercise in Australia.
The 821st CRS collaborated with the U.S. Army to validate JTF-Port Opening capabilities during a weeklong exercise at Camp Shelby, Miss.
Interested contractors were asked to submit three options for different estimated time frames: 3 days, 15 days and 30 days.
In this SITREP, we break down the latest U.S. military movements that may indicate preparations for a potential ground invasion of Iran. Using open‑source flight tracking, troop logistics, and regional force posture, we analyze key indicators across the Middle East—airlift patterns, naval positioning, and rapid‑deployment assets now shifting into theater. For Monkey Werx gear and products, go to https://www.monkeywerxus.com/shop You can help support the channel and watch live SITREPs at https://www.patreon.com/monkeywerxus Find more info on Skyglass here: https://www.aviarlabs.com/ Socials: https://rumble.com/c/MonkeyWerx https://www.facebook.com/MonkeyWerxUS ©2025 Monkey Werx. All rights reserved. Do not duplicate in any form…
The historic mission, known as Operation Windlord, marked the first-ever military airlift of a microreactor and demonstrated the Department of War’s ability to rapidly deploy next-generation power systems by air.
The War Department announced the selection of 25 vendors who will help the department achieve its goal of getting some 300,000 drones into the force, both quickly and inexpensively, by 2027.
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The Air Force tested a standoff cruise missile, known as ERAM, less than 16 months from the program's initial contract award proving the service can deliver new tools to the warfighter at the speed of relevance.