På FB finns sidor som publicerar MÖP:ig info om svensk militär materiel, och medvetet lägger in fel i den, varpå de MÖP:ar som algoritmerna vaskat fram ivrigt bekräftar sin kompetens genom att korrigera felet och därmed sträcker upp en hand i antagonistens kartläggning 🙋🏻♂️
Don’t!
Den 24 januari 2022 skrev jag på Twitter "Vi står på randen till ett krig i Europa. Ett Krig som riskerar att eskalera och få konsekvenser för generationer".
Nu idag, den 27 augusti 2026, säger jag till er alla: "Kriget i Europa, som startade i februari 2022, är på väg att eskalera på ett sätt som, om vi inte hindrar det, kommer att få konsekvenser för generationer".
Nu är inte tid att tveka. Nu är tid att agera.
Hjälp mig att sprida det budskapet.
den 24 januari 2022 lyssnade få. Med din hjälp hoppas jag få fler att lyssna nu...
Some interesting intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) activity just wrapped up around Kaliningrad, Russia.
A NATO E-3 Airborne Early Warning and Control (AWACS) aircraft was operating nearby while a U.S. Air Force EA-37B "Compass Call II" electronic warfare aircraft, which had been operating from Greece in support of operations in the Middle East, repositioned to Powidz, Poland earlier.
The EA-37B then flew a racetrack pattern between Kaliningrad and the NATO E-3 for roughly two hours before departing towards Greece.
At the same time, a contracted U.S. Army-owned/contractor operated Airborne Reconnaissance and Targeting Exploitation Multi-Mission Intelligence System (ARTEMIS II) aircraft conducted a series of orbits encircling Kaliningrad. ARTEMIS II and NATO E-3 missions in the area are not unusual, but the concurrent presence of the EA-37B is noteworthy.
The Compass Call is an airborne electronic warfare platform designed to detect, identify and disrupt enemy communications and other electromagnetic systems. Its presence alongside an AWACS and dedicated ISR aircraft suggests NATO and U.S. forces had a particular intelligence or electronic warfare requirement in the vicinity of Kaliningrad.
The timing is notable given recent reporting that Russia may be preparing for a potential operation against a NATO member. Whether today's activity is related remains unknown, but it is an unusual combination of capabilities in a particularly sensitive area.
The DCS community rallies together for Operation Wags, a two-weekend charity event for Wags in his fight against bone marrow cancer, kicking off today with a persistent REDFOR vs. BLUFOR campaign, giveaways, and ways for every virtual pilot to get involved https://t.co/S4A9bq19PW
Been digging deep into some intel. Research demands a lot of time, but luckily the findings can be used on multiple platforms.
Now waiting for AI air combat improvements for Sea Power and the incoming update for DCS: Syria map. 🛰🚀