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8 mar 2024 · Anyway, here is the USS Buchanan (DDG-14) (the second time a USS Buchanan made Fullbore Friday) doing what she was made to do. Thanks to Eagle1 for the inspiration. On station off the DMZ March 30, 1972 she was one of the first gunline ships to fire against the North Vietnamese invading force.
"A more powerful Chinese military helps to underwrite Beijing's strategy to achieve the 'great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation' by 2049 — to include development of the PLA [People's Liberation Army] into a 'world class military' by midcentury,"
Remarks by Commander Salamander before the Congressional Research Service, Defense Breakfast Seminar, Wednesday, 22 March 2023 I appreciate the opportunity to discuss some of my views on current topics affecting our defense posture and the future of our country.
31 mar 2023 · So, to mark a pivot point in the history of this blog, let's go back to 2006 and the first Fullbore Friday entry. The FbF aperture is a bit more open than when we started, but it is a popular regular feature.
