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alert | February 3, 2022
Remain Vigilant for the U.S. Homeland
2022 is off to a remarkable start. We have seen the largest number and widest variety of missile launches from different nations and non-state actors
2022 is off to a remarkable start. We have seen the largest number and widest variety of missile launches from different nations and non-state actors
In this first month of the new year, the world has witnessed a number of combat engagements by missile defense
While China, Russia, and North Korea are engaged in unprecedented strategic collusion and proliferation of Ballistic, Cruise, and Hypersonic Missiles
“Let’s be clear, Russia started this war and Russia is the obstacle to peaceful resolution. They can start by respecting
“The government has so far made efforts to ensure that defense against ballistic missiles is sufficient. We understand that we
“We remain concerned by the People’s Republic of China’s provocative military activity near Taiwan, which is destabilizing, risks miscalculations and
“[The E-7 Wedgetail] is already a proven capability, and having seen it in action, I think it’s something we do
The Defense of Hawaii is a component of the Defense of the United States Homeland. Strengthening the Defense of Hawaii,
In looking back on the success that the U.S. Navy has had in the Pacific over the past 25 years,
The 100th day mark has been used in every presidential administration as a milestone for Americans to reflect on what
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