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September 5, 2025

 

Yesterday’s “show of force” by a pair of Venezuelan F-16s near a U.S. Navy destroyer has put the spotlight back on the intriguing history of the South American nation’s Viper fleet.    Read that tale here. Must Read Articles Homeland Needs To Be Able To Survive A “Punch In The Nose” According To Former NORAD Chief “In many cases, we wouldn't know of an aerial attack until the missiles impacted the targets“ one of the two retired generals said about lack of Arctic surveillance. READ NOW F-35s Deploying To Caribbean Amid Growing Tensions With Venezuela A U.S. official has confirmed to us that 10 F-35s are heading to Puerto Rico as the counter-narcotics operation aimed at Venezuela expands. READ NOW China’s JL-1 Air Launched Ballistic Missile’s Official Debut Is A Big Deal Beyond the unveiling of the JL-1 itself, the huge parade in Beijing was the first real showcase of the air leg of China's new nuclear triad. READ NOW Ukraine’s TB-2 Bayraktar Drones Are Striking Russian Forces Again After A Long Hiatus Attacks on Russian air defenses in Kherson and Crimea have opened holes for the TB-2 to return as a strike weapon, although on a limited basis. READ NOW Venezuelan F-16s Approach U.S. Navy Warship (Updated) The incident is a new escalation as the Trump administration ramps up operations targeting cartels in the Caribbean. READ NOW From the Archive Watch This Crazy Video Of A Venezuelan F-16 Gunning Down An OV-10 Bronco Talk about a close-in guns kill! READ NOW Hot Shots Capt. Kyle Mackey, 21st Airlift Squadron C-17 Globemaster III flight instructor, performs a walkaround of a C-17 prior to takeoff at Travis Air Force Base, Calif., Aug. 27, 2025. Credit: Senior Airman Robert Nichols Soldiers conduct special insertion and extraction system training with a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, Aug. 29, 2025. Credit: Army Staff Sgt. Brad Stepien The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, operates in the Norwegian Sea above the Arctic Circle, Aug. 30, 2025. Credit: Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Daniel Ruiz