ConflictsMay 26, 2026· DVIDS

NAVSUP Small Business Office helps empower local businesses during Harrisburg Navy Week

The Naval Supply Systems Command Office of Small Business Programs participated in several outreach and education events with local businesses during Harrisburg Navy Week May 20-25.

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104th Fighter Wing sharpens readiness during Major Aircraft Response Exercise

BARNES AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Westfield, Mass. — The 104th Fighter Wing strengthened its crisis response capabilities during a multiday Major Aircraft Response Exercise (MARE) held May 11–14, 2026, testing Airmen across a spectrum of emergency scenarios designed to enhance installation safety, security, and resilience.

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ConflictsMay 26, 2026

South Korea Getting Nuclear Submarines Is A Huge Deal

Nuclear propulsion will give South Korea more capable subs, but it will also lay the groundwork for a future sea-based nuclear deterrent option. The post South Korea Getting Nuclear Submarines Is A Huge Deal appeared first on The War Zone.

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ConflictsMay 26, 2026

West Point Cemetery app helps visitors find gravesites and discover life stories

Memorial Day is a solemn reminder of the U.S. service members who gave their lives in service to the Nation and a time to honor their ultimate sacrifice. However, remembrance extends beyond Memorial Day. For those interested in attending the West Point Cemetery at any point in the year to pay respects to a family member, friend or historical figure, there is now an easier way to locate those buried there and reflect on their lives and service.

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ConflictsMay 26, 2026

Configuring the next generation of ICBM weapons officers

Since its establishment as the Aircraft Gunnery School in 1949, the United States Air Force Weapons School has undergone two conversions, numerous expansions, and multiple refinements of how it graduates weapons officers and enlisted specialists.

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ConflictsMay 26, 2026

Part 5 - A case study in modernization: War’s end – modernization objectives met

So effective was LeMay’s new B-29 bombing strategy that it ultimately accomplished Arnold’s aim of averting a ground invasion of Japan, likely saving countless lives as a result. War in the Pacific officially ended in September 1945, two months before U.S. military leaders’ proposed invasion of Japan.

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