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Public reporting shows the Gripen E’s ES‑05 Raven AESA emphasizes a wide field of view via a rotating “swashplate” and strong sensor fusion and EW integration, while the F‑35’s AN/APG‑81 is presented ...
The industries that contribute most to Republican campaigns in the 2023–2024 cycle are led by the financial sector—particularly securities and investment money—followed by oil and gas, with defense co...
Most source analyses report for how much military and defense firms spent on lobbying and elections in 2024; available estimates cluster around tens to low hundreds of millions, with OpenSecrets-deriv...
Public, published modeling that directly pits Leonardo’s Raven ES‑05 against Northrop Grumman’s AN/APG‑83 across multiple radar‑cross‑section (RCS) and altitude scenarios is limited in the open litera...
Open literature frames the Leonardo Raven ES‑05 as a mechanically assisted AESA optimized for an exceptionally wide field of regard—enabling off‑boresight tracking and missile support—while the Northr...
Public records in the supplied reporting do not show any definitive public procurement filings or government contracts explicitly naming both "Frantzve" (or family member Kent Frantzve) and Raytheon a...
Joe Rogan’s conversations and episode summaries show he and guests have repeatedly cited a mix of skeptics, former military pilots, defense-industry figures, and fringe researchers when discussing adv...
The available analyses disagree on specifics but converge on one point: , while individual‑company rank‑ordering for 2024 is not provided in those OpenSecrets pages and remains unresolved in the suppl...
The available analyses consistently report that the Qatar 747-8 gift to the United States was valued at about , while conversion and related costs to place that airframe in presidential or “executive ...
Mike Johnson’s fundraising network draws heavily from fossil-fuel interests, defense contractors and the finance/investment class, with those sectors among the largest identifiable contributors to his...
Yes — the U.S. military‑industrial complex (MIC) is a real, measurable phenomenon: it describes the intertwined network of the armed services, defense contractors, congressional interests, and ancilla...
Available reporting shows company and PAC giving in 2024 is dominated by a handful of industries—especially securities/investment (FIRE), communications/media/telecom, and tech/financial firms—and tha...
Dozens of independent analyses and government contract listings confirm that , with a recent research package estimating $2.4 trillion in Pentagon contract awards from 2020–2024, roughly 54% of the De...
The available reporting and document analyses show in the materials provided; coverage instead focused on logistics, city costs, and cleanup after the Charlie Kirk memorial. Other items in the dataset...