Should Naval Security Group Activity (NSGA) personnel be concerned that Adak Island is a Superfund site with a history of contamination, including unexploded ordnance and hazardous materials? Cleanup and monitoring efforts remain ongoing. Although certain areas have been declared safe for recreational use, restrictions are still in place due to potential hazards. Therefore, personnel should always follow established safety guidelines and remain aware of current site conditions.
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By Robert “Jake” Bebber
Sophisticated non-kinetic threats, such as Chinese cognitive domain operations (CDO) and Russian active measures operations, define the contemporary global security landscape and pose significant challenges to national security policymakers in the United States. These adversarial capabilities transcend traditional military engagement, targeting the cognitive processes, beliefs, and unit cohesion of an opponent to achieve military objectives, often as a precursor to the onset of hostilities.
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I’ve spent some time contemplating what it means to be an O-5 in the military.
As a junior officer, I frequently sparred with those in this rank who were described colloquially as “The Frozen Middle.” This term refers to those mid-to early-senior grade officers who are perceived to place risk aversion over change adoption. Oftentimes, The Frozen Middle prioritizes career progression or comfort in ways that can feel at odds with a commander’s stated goals of innovation and change.
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