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Guam Air National Guard Engineers Power Up Kunsan Air Base

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By Mark Scott Verified
| Yesterday's Air Force
4 Engineers from the Guam Air National Guard’s 254th RED HORSE Squadron, together with the 8th Civil Engineer Squadron, tackle a backlog of vital maintenance and construction projects, Kunsan Air Base, South Korea, June 4, 2026. Date Taken: 06.03.2026 Date Posted: 07.16.2026 19:20 Photo ID: 9815185 VIRIN: 260716-Z-RJ317-1001 Resolution: 1122x1402 Size: 439.41 KB Location: GU Web Views: 3 Downloads: 0 PUBLIC DOMAIN
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It's the design, stupid

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By Mark Scott Verified, Mark Scott
| Digital Politics
IT'S MONDAY, AND THIS IS DIGITAL POLITICS. I'm Mark Scott, and for those who want to reach me on July 15 for evening meetings, I apologize but my calendar is already full. #ThreeLions. — Enforcers worldwide have shifted focus toward forcing social media giants to revamp how they operate. That design change is going to be difficult. — The United Nations has gone all-in on artificial intelligence. Yet the real geopolitics around the emerging technology is happening elsewhere.
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Engineering campaign to lift gender equity enters second year

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By Mark Scott Verified
| South Sydney Herald (SSH) Verified
The Faculty of Engineering has announced a second recruitment drive to offer academic roles reserved for women, after a successful 2025 campaign to encourage the best and brightest academics into the field. A quantum physicist and engineer investigating how light can be used to control quantum systems and a mechanical engineer aiming to establish a major battery testing hub are among 16 outstanding women engineers and computer scientists who will join the Faculty in 2026.
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