Steve Golding

@DrDavidVernon Well done. Enjoy Spain

my clarice lispector book is edited, proofed and generally ready to go. to celebrate, i’m off to spain for a bit. adiós!

@NUFC How many games this season have we lost or drawn with last few minutes poor defending or penalties?

Eddie Howe on this afternoon's game at Selhurst Park 🎙️

@softrituaI What are the notebooks for? I keep a journal, a spiritual journal and a personal history.

just a girl and her notebooks

@Hush_Kit Vampire?

Cockpit quiz

@Noirchick1 The Good, the bad and the ugly.

What is your favorite Western film?

@Matt_Pinner HeidiKlum

One word..

@NichoConcu Are there plans to purchase a midern system ?

OTO Melara ATAK-35 anti air platform, this prototype was made during the 1980’s. OTO had hoped the Italian Army would buy the system after testing, since they lacked modern AA at the time. Sadly no orders would be placed, real shame considering how useful these systems are today.

@RealAirPower1 The only F-5 I've seen in the metal was former @air_force 🇨🇦 in service with the Botswana AirForce🇧🇼

The F-5 started a movement. Its "lightweight" philosophy, along with the MiG-21, of course, became the blueprint for the F-16, currently the world's most prolific fighter. You can still see the F-5's DNA in the Swedish JAS-39 Gripen, the Indian Tejas, and the Pakistani JF-17, all jets that prioritize agility and cost over raw size. It’s rare for a 70-year-old design to still feel this relevant, but the F-5’s legacy is clearly baked into the very soul of modern airpower. 2/2

Back in the ’50s, when America was obsessed with making jet fighters bigger, heavier, and more expensive, Northrop decided to break the rules and go the other way. Northrop built the F-5 Freedom Fighter: a tiny, agile rebel that proved you didn't need a massive airframe or a bloated budget to be lethal. It was so effective that over 2,600 were built, serving with 37 different nations across the globe. It was the ultimate proof that "less is more" can work! 1/2

What's everyone reading this weekend?

@USN_Submariner Was that submarine built by Vespa?

Italian Navy Todaro-class attack submarine ITS Scirè (S 527) visiting Groton in 2009

@VoicesofWW2 Interesting I've never seen a war movie with Danish soldiers.

9 April 2015. Haderslev (English Subtitle)

@TheExtremeMusi1 Variety

Describe this album with 1 word 👇🏻

@SkySports_Keith Was Miley's dead leg resurrected over Easter?

🚨 Mixed news on the INJURY front for #NUFC: 🤕 Fabian Schär has suffered an infection in his foot and will be out for another MONTH. 🇧🇷 Bruno Guimarães is back with the squad but won’t play at Crystal Palace on Sunday & is a doubt for Bournemouth next weekend. 👍🏽 Lewis Miley is back and set to be involved at Selhurst Park on Sunday.

@Loudwire The Police

Name a band you were "all in" on from the very first time you heard their music. 📸: Scott Gries/ImageDirect, Getty Images

@maxbergmann Multiple NATO European countries alreadu have troops and equipment based in the Baltics.

What's the plan, Europe? NATO has nothing. All the eggs are in the Trump basket. So what do you do when its 2028, 200k Russian troops are moved to the border of Baltic states, and Trump/US isn't going to lift a finger. What do you do?

@AlexLuck9 Which chassis could they use? Can they start produce Le Clerc chassis?

It amuses me that the interim solution for the French Leclerc replacement through MGCS, which officials state is too far away is another KNDS design that is also yet undecided. That said I suspect it will be a French chassis using a French turret. 😉 breakingdefense.com/2026/04/france…

@DanLamothe Are there any Spaceforce injuries and if so would this be Spaceforce's first wartime casualties?

The number of U.S. troops wounded in the war with Iran now exceeds 370, according to a Pentagon tally. About two-thirds of those service members are in the Army.

@DJSnM As a young spaceship Artemis II will have strong stream. The ISS however...

Does anyone know if there’s any data on how to model the dispersion of urine dumps. Trying to figure out if a well timed emission could reach the moon.

@TextronAviation @Cessna Interesting and unexpected.

First military order for the @Cessna SkyCourier ✈️ Belgium’s award for five multirole SkyCouriers to support the nation’s Special Operations Forces expands the country’s airlift capability through a rugged, flexible platform. Learn more at bit.ly/SkyCourierFirs….

@RealAirPower1 There's also the argument that if TSR 2 happened then no Tornado. Tornadoes success as a multinational design led to Typhoon.

On this day in 1965, the UK Labour Government axed the BAC TSR-2 in favor of the General Dynamics F-111. It was the last real attempt by Britain to "single-handedly" design and build a top-tier combat aircraft. A technical marvel that looked like it belonged in the future, the TSR-2 unfortunately became one of aviation’s greatest "what ifs." Even decades later, it’s hard not to wonder how British airpower would have evolved if the "White Bird" had actually entered service. Anyway, #avgeeks, do you think the TSR-2 could have truly outclassed the Aardvark, or was the project just too ambitious for its own good?