TU-95 “Bear” Strategic Bombers – The Tu-95, nicknamed by NATO reports as “Bear” is a strategic bomber and missile platform. It was designed during the Cold War and entered service in 1956. Reports from the Russian Air Force (RAF) expect it to serve until at least 2040. In its design, the propeller-blades move faster than the speed of sound which cements its position as one of the nosiest military aircrafts. Due to its size, sizable crews of 6-7 men are needed to successfully operate it. As it stands now the TU-95 is a glaring reminder of the Cold War, with its purpose being able to fly far enough to attack key United States positons and surveillance. In recent news, there have been multiple mishaps with the Tu-95. In June of 2015 a runway accident
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China is continuing to grow and spread its borders as far as it can, but is threatening the sovereignty of other countries. The fact that China isn’t respecting territorial disputes among all these countries is a sign of disrespect in and of itself. Though, there isn’t much that we can do about it. The best we can attempt to do is scold them or to pressure them to the point that they don’t see it as profitable to continue expanding their borders. However, the world’s economy heavily relies on China, a fact that makes it hard to impose sanctions because our countries rely on them probably then they rely on themselves. The best the United States can do to diffuse the situation is to support the countries making these territorial claims and occupying the waters with our own military vessels. It is not too late to peacefully resolve these claims, so we should do all in our power to attempt …show more content…
military technology and classified information, along with the trade secrets of key U.S corporations. Because of this, the Chinese government has been accused of stealing to support its military and commercial development. The methods they have used are said to be able to avoid prosecution. China partners Chinese companies with American businesses to acquire technology and economic data and through that use cyber spying to bypass computer networks of businesses and agencies. Law enforcement officials have identified China as the most active foreign power involved in illegal possession of U.S technology. The United States Department of Justice announced that a grand jury indicted five People’s Liberation Army officers for stealing business information and intellectual properties from marketable businesses by planting malware on their
China is continuing to grow and spread its borders as far as it can, but is threatening the sovereignty of other countries. The fact that China isn’t respecting territorial disputes among all these countries is a sign of disrespect in and of itself. Though, there isn’t much that we can do about it. The best we can attempt to do is scold them or to pressure them to the point that they don’t see it as profitable to continue expanding their borders. However, the world’s economy heavily relies on China, a fact that makes it hard to impose sanctions because our countries rely on them probably then they rely on themselves. The best the United States can do to diffuse the situation is to support the countries making these territorial claims and occupying the waters with our own military vessels. It is not too late to peacefully resolve these claims, so we should do all in our power to attempt …show more content…
military technology and classified information, along with the trade secrets of key U.S corporations. Because of this, the Chinese government has been accused of stealing to support its military and commercial development. The methods they have used are said to be able to avoid prosecution. China partners Chinese companies with American businesses to acquire technology and economic data and through that use cyber spying to bypass computer networks of businesses and agencies. Law enforcement officials have identified China as the most active foreign power involved in illegal possession of U.S technology. The United States Department of Justice announced that a grand jury indicted five People’s Liberation Army officers for stealing business information and intellectual properties from marketable businesses by planting malware on their