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U.S. Navy Seawolves Helicopter Attack Squadron HA(L)-3

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In 1965, as the war in Vietnam continued to escalate, the U.S. Navy began joint operations in the south to stop the flow of supplies and interrupt communications to the Viet Cong via the Mekong Delta. A HA(L)-3 UH-1 gunship flies low in front of a column of PBRs in the Mekong Delta in April 1968. Known as the “Seawolves,” they provided close fire support to Navy river boats, SEALs, Army troops, and South Vietnamese forces. Image: U.S. Navy The U.S. Navy began operating riverine forces throughout the Delta and launched Operation Game Warden in December 1965, establishing Task Force 116.…

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Bill Gates Says AI Could Kill a Billion People. We Told You in April Which Systems It Would Hit First.

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Gates now calls AI the most powerful weapon in history, and his list of targets matches the one we published five months ago: hospitals, banks and the power grid.In April, we published Mythos AI: The Doomsday Weapon That Could Cripple Infrastructure, Banking and the World. The argument was that autonomous cyber tools being sold to the public as defense would end up being used against banks, utilities, communications networks and the systems that keep modern life running. We were called alarmist for it. This week Bill Gates went on national television and said roughly the same thing.In excerpts NBC released…

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Review: Ed Brown Prodigy Metal Grip Module

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Editor’s Note: The Ed Brown Metal Grip Module reviewed in this article was provided to the author by Ed Brown Products. The 1911 DS Prodigy used for testing the Metal Grip Module was loaned to the author for this review by Springfield Armory. For the history of the 1911, you might find pistols with two slides, but virtually never with more than one frame. It’s the serialized part specifically fitted to the slide and barrel, containing the fire control parts. Shown is a Coyote Brown 5” 1911 DS Prodigy AOS 9mm, fitted out with the Ed Brown Metail Grip Module…

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Legal Crossfire In The First State: 16-Year-Olds Can Hunt Unsupervised, But 18-to-20s Face Blanket Firearm Ban

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The Brief: Delaware faces legal uncertainty following contrasting court rulings on state firearm regulations. A federal court determined that individuals possess a constitutional right to assemble unserialized firearms for personal self-defense. Conversely, the Delaware Supreme Court upheld restrictions requiring direct adult supervision for 18-to-20-year-olds purchasing or using firearms. These decisions create conflicting rules during hunting season alongside recent state legislation. While 16- and 17-year-olds are permitted to hunt without adult supervision, young adults aged 18 to 20 still require physical oversight. State agencies and lawmakers are reviewing directives to resolve these statutory contradictions. DOVER, DE — The Second Amendment landscape…

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