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  • Disruption at one of two undersea cables to Svalbard (Norway)

    01/10/2022 10:02:16 PM PST · by texas booster · 13 replies
    The Independent Barents Observer ^ | Jan 9 2021 | Thomas Nilsen
    Operator of what is the world’s northernmost fiber optic subsea cable, Space Norway, has located the disruption to somewhere between 130 to 230 kilometers from Longyearbyen in the area where the seabed goes from 300 meters down to 2700 meters in the Greenland Sea. The error happened on Friday morning, January 7. Svalbard Undersea Cable System is a twin submarine fiber optic communication cable connecting Longyearbyen with Andøya north of Harstad in northern Norway. The two cables are 1,375 and 1,339 km respectively, and Space Norway informs in a press release that there is good connection in the cable still...
  • Ukraine receiving 60 Bradley fighting vehicles after fleet departs South Carolina

    01/30/2023 7:42:05 PM PST · by 11th_VA · 32 replies
    Fox News ^ | Jan 30, 2023
    A load of more than 60 Bradley fighting vehicles departed South Carolina for Ukraine last week as part of the latest $2.5 billion package in military aid that the Biden administration announced earlier this month. The armored vehicle, named after World War II Gen. Omar Bradley, is operated by three crew members and can transport up to seven infantry around the battlefield. It's outfitted with a 25mm automatic cannon, as well as a 7.62 Coaxial Machine Gun and an anti-tank missile launcher. "The Bradley is a very powerful vehicle that we are providing to the Ukrainians," Army Lt. Col. Rebecca...
  • New Russian Subs Await Missiles

    01/12/2010 6:26:35 PM PST · by ErnstStavroBlofeld · 3 replies · 460+ views
    Aviation Week and Space Technology ^ | 1/12/2010 | Maxim Pyadushkin
    Development of strategic nuclear forces remains the top priority for the Russian military. Within the nuclear triad, the military has a big stake in reinforcing naval strategic forces, although the other two elements, ground-based missiles and strategic bombers, are also being modernized. The navy accounts for approximately 40% of the defense ministry’s budget, according to Vice Premier Sergey Ivanov, who discussed spending in mid-2009. “It’s much more than is spent on strategic missile forces, space forces and the air force put together. It’s hundreds of billions of rubles,” he said, adding that the navy’s money will be mainly spent for...