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BuzzFeed News originally posted a transcript beginning 90 seconds into the then- Breitbart News chairman’s remarks because microphone placement made the opening mostly unintelligible, but we have completed the transcript from a video of the talk on YouTube. You can hear the whole...

…red the renowned “Green Dot” program (developed by the federal government in response to sexual violence reports at the Air Force Academy). Green Dot is a state-of-the-art program that sets the standard for the pivotally important function of bystander intervention. Throughout l...

… the Russian periphery will attest. On repeated occasions, Putin has demon- strated a readiness to intervene in the affairs of nearby countries by fomenting ethnic discontent, undermin- ing the economy, or grabbing territory. Putin has in effect set down a doctrine of limited s...

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… in Vietnam, and soon thereafter carried out covert missions in Southeast Asia and Africa as a CIA agent. The pilots of Air Florida flight 90 ignored signs from their dashboard indicating engine trouble and then proceeded to crash into a bridge, killing 74 of the 79 people on boa...

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… After the first costly days of the 1973 war in the Sinai, we were not about to enter a major conflict without ensuring air superiority. Unless the Syrians retreated or surrendered, the inevitable result would be a wider conflict, not limited to dealing with Palestinian fighters...

…y always truly held if the student is working on real things. If school wants to deal with artificial things (flying an air flight simula- tor instead of a real plane, for example, in order to learn to fly), then those artificial things need to feel very real and be very motivati...

…iring the capability for a military strike, the Americans had been no more ready than we were. They did have the tanker aircraft and the heavy bombs. But their plan —a kind of Iraq-style shock and awe — was so obviously prone to lead to a wider conflict that it would never have r...

…here a very important perception. We are not growing in order to be a model for its highest building in the world, best airport, and most luxurious hotel, and the largest seaport and man-made islands. These landmarks and features are unique and famous all over the world. But the...

…oed the idea of a full mobilization. But he did order a more limited call- up, of about 7,000 reservists. He placed the air force on alert. He directed the four brigades responsible for the defense of southern Israel, including our armored brigade near Beersheva, to move within a...

… F. Skinner, building on the work of John Watson, famously programmed pigeons to perform elaborate actions—even guiding air-launched missiles to their targets (a disturbing echo of recent AI) by giving them a particular schedule of rewards and punishments. The essential idea was...

…llenge. If the Soviets had invaded Western Europe, for example, U.S. bombers would have had to penetrate alerted Soviet air defenses, identify Soviet ground forces and industrial centers, and attack them. Accordingly, U.S. bombers had to be highly maneuverable and able to carry m...