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This article examines the Biden administration's approach to China and suggests that the United States should strive to win the competition with China rather than simply managing it. It highlights China's efforts to undermine the West through global initiatives and aggressive actions, such as expanding its nuclear arsenal and strengthening its conventional forces. The article proposes a more confrontational strategy, including imposing costs on China's leader, increasing defense capabilities, and cutting off China's access to Western technology. It draws parallels between the current situation and the Cold War, emphasizing the need to recognize the threat posed by China and commit to achieving victory. Additionally, the article discusses the ideological battle between China and the United States, particularly focusing on China's control of the internet as a significant battleground. The Chinese Communist Party aims to control global discourse and suppress criticism of its human rights abuses and aggression towards Taiwan. The authors argue for the rearmament of the US military, reducing China's economic leverage, and forming a broader coalition to confront China and deter a potential conflict over Taiwan. They also stress the importance of recruiting talented individuals and everyday Americans to contribute to countering China's influence. [Extracted from the article]

FEATURES Wolf Warrior II, released in 2017, is the secondhighest-grossing Chinese film of all time. CCP Wolf Warriors aggressively confront and criticize China's competitors abroad and promote CCP propaganda on American social-media platforms (to which Chinese citizens don't have access). CCP Wolf Warriors immediately exploited the situation to send a message to Taiwan that America could not be counted on in a crisis. This matters because, while the People's Liberation Army prepares for war over Taiwan, CCP Wolf Warriors have launched a preemptive ideological strike designed to weaken America's will to fight, poisoning many of our citizens against our nation. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information about supporting the U.S. Army as well as the joint special operations forces (SOF). It discusses challenges facing logisticians when it comes to assignments to SOF units as they will be exposed to additional authorities, policies, funding streams, and nonstandard ways of sustaining complex and geographically dispersed unconventional operations. Information about the Army Special Operations Command is presented.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article "An amber light," that appeared in the November 22, 2008 issue.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of witnessing a refrigerant leak at an electrical compartment.

Discusses the use of bar-code maintenance tracking at the estates department of Blackpool, Wyre and Fylde HA. Paper-based labor management system (LMS); System specification key goals; Aquila Computers; Team effort; Improvements; Plans and expectations.

Presents several letters to the editor on issues about education. Discussion on legal issues involving teachers; Information on the article "Sharp Shooter," published in the November 2003 issue of the journal "NEA Today"; Discussion on the article "The Guy Teacher," by Marilyn Milloy.

Several letters to the editor for the January 8 issue is presented in response to the articles"Shutting the door before the student has bolted" by Tom Starkey, the graded lesson observation article by Matt O'Leary and social media posts on Andrew Carter calling for innovative work custom.