army
An essential guide to all things army; explore the intricate structure of units, troops, ranks and roles that work together to keep our borders safe.
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Introduction This is an attempt at a plagiaristic poem using the words in the waiting room at Preston Station where I am once a month. Although I will try to stitch them into a series of rhyming quatrains, I will post this in Serve rather than Poets as I feel that is more appropriate, though it does mean I have to flesh it out to six hundred words.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 12 months ago in Serve
Why Do Humans Resort to War?
Wars have been part of human history since ancient times, with tribes and empires engaging in conflicts for survival, territorial expansion, and self-defense. However, war has never been the only option; some leaders and societies have chosen peace instead of conflict, avoiding the destruction that war brings. But why do some people choose war while others seek peace?
By wail Djerou12 months ago in Serve
PAF showcases JF-17 fighter jet capabilities in Saudi Arabia exercise.
PAF showcases JF-17 fighter jet capabilities in Saudi Arabia exercise. In a significant demonstration of its advancing aerial capabilities the Pakistan Air Force PAF recently participated in the multinational Exercise Spears of Victory 2025 held at King Abdul Aziz Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The exercise which concluded in early February 2025 saw the PAF showcasing the prowess of its indigenous JF 17 Thunder Block III fighter jets alongside air forces from Saudi Arabia Bahrain France Greece Qatar the United Arab Emirates the United Kingdom and the United States. A notable aspect of the PAF's participation was the execution of a non stop flight from Pakistan to Saudi Arabia and back. This mission involved in-flight air to air refueling underscoring the long range operational capabilities of the JF 17 Block III aircraft. The Inter Services Public Relations ISPR highlighted this achievement emphasizing the strategic reach and endurance of the PAF's fleet.
By Adnan Rasheed12 months ago in Serve
The U.S. Air Force’s NGAD 6th Generation Fighter Is Making a Comeback
The U.S. Air Force’s NGAD 6th Generation Fighter Is Making a Comeback  The U.S Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance NGAD program aimed at developing a sixth generation fighter jet is making significant strides despite earlier budgetary uncertainties. Recent developments including a $3.5 billion engine development contract awarded by the Pentagon signal a renewed commitment to the program. This move comes as global competitors particularly China, accelerate their own sixth generation fighter initiatives pushing the U.S. to maintain its edge in air superiority. The NGAD program which had faced delays due to budget constraints is now back on track. On January 27, 2025 the Pentagon awarded two major contracts worth $3.5 billion to General Electric and Pratt & Whitney for the development of advanced engines for the NGAD fighter. These prototype engines are expected to be ready by 2032 marking a critical step forward in the program’s progression.
By Adnan Rasheed12 months ago in Serve
10 Of The Most Advanced Russian Fighter Jets Of All Time.
10 Of The Most Advanced Russian Fighter Jets Of All Time. Aviation has played a pivotal role in shaping the 20th century from the battlefields of World War I and II to the high stakes technological rivalry of the Cold War. During this period superpowers like the United States and the former USSR now Russia invested heavily in developing cutting edge fighter jets to secure their dominance in the skies. While American fighter jets have often stolen the spotlight in popular culture Russia has also designed and deployed some of the most advanced and formidable aircraft in history. These jets were built not only to counter perceived threats but also to push the boundaries of aviation technology.
By Adnan Rasheed12 months ago in Serve
The Silent Guardians: Inside the Military's Elite Timepiece Maintenance Unit
Deep within the labyrinth of military specializations lies a unit so specialized that even many career service members have never heard of it: the U.S. Military’s Horological Unit. This elite team of professional artisans, known as “Time Soldiers,” is tasked with the maintenance and repair of some of the world’s most delicate and precise timing tools, often requiring military operations on a global scale.
By Farhat Faridabout a year ago in Serve
The Ice Hunters: Inside the Military's Secret Arctic Navigation Specialists
Deep in the frigid expanses of the Arctic Circle, an elite group of military specialists practices an art so rare that fewer than 50 people worldwide are qualified to perform it: acoustic ice navigation. Through the innovative combination of traditional Inuit ice navigation methods with present-day technology members of the Military Arctic Navigation Specialty Unit (MANSU) navigate submarines and ships beneath the risky ice surface.
By Farhat Faridabout a year ago in Serve
Somebody got gifts more than Santa's this year
Kenya is set to receive a significant boost in its military capabilities following an agreement with the United States. As part of this deal, Kenya will acquire 16 advanced helicopters and 150 armored vehicles, a move aimed at strengthening regional security, counterterrorism efforts, and peacekeeping operations. This partnership highlights the growing strategic alliance between the two nations in tackling shared security challenges.
By Horace Wasabout a year ago in Serve
Duty, Loyalty, Integrity, and Courage.
What are you loyal to above all else? I received a lovely Secret Santa gift yesterday, a writer's prompt book. Today, I rolled some random numbers to decide which prompt to write on and this is what the universe came up with. I laughed, because this question is so relevant in my life right now, considering the things that are happening to me at work, the time of year, and the hardships I can’t seem to shake.
By Nicholas R Yangabout a year ago in Serve
Ex military
Captain John Reynolds had hung up his uniform years ago, trading the life of a soldier for the relative peace of civilian existence. He had served his country with distinction, earning medals and respect, but the toll of war had driven him to seek solace in a quieter life. Now, he spent his days working as a mechanic in a small town, far removed from the chaos of the battlefield.
By Jayden Churchabout a year ago in Serve
Russia and Ukraine Ramp Up Robot Warfare
Introduction In the first escalation of robot wars, ever, Russia and Ukraine have launched wide-scale attacks on each other's robots, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict. The two sides are employing UAVs to strengthen their influence on critical and routine civilian targets, which indicates the emerging strategies in the present fighting. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the latest robotic attacks, their implications for the conflict, and how this increased use of technology is changing the playing field of tactics.
By Usman Zafarabout a year ago in Serve
