- BOOK REVIEW: The Windfall Battleships: Agincourt, Canada, Erin, Eagle, and the Balkan & Latin-American Arms Races,
- LEADERSHIP: Ukraine War Warps Front Line Concept
- PEACE TIME: More Drones to Stop Drug Cartels
- ON POINT: The Short, Curious Ceasefire in Occupied Ukraine
- WINNING: Recovery, Rehabilitation and Restoration in Current Conflicts
- RUSSIA: Jet-Propelled Drones
- RUSSIA: Weapons Exports Diminishing
- PHILIPPINES: Philippines Bangsamoro Failure
- RUSSIA: Sabotage Campaign in Europe
- SPACE: Russian Starlink
- SURFACE FORCES
: Japanese ABM Ships
- INTELLIGENCE: The Terrorist Intel Liability
- INTELLIGENCE: Seizing Russian Assets for Ukraine
- NAVAL AIR: German Navy Gets Israeli Missiles
- INFANTRY: Building Ukrainian Ground Combat Drones
- CHINA: Arming Taiwan
- BOOK REVIEW: The National Tribune Remembers the Atlanta Campaign: Battles, Skirmishes, Marches, and Camp Life as Recalled by the Union Veterans Themselves
- WARPLANES: Ukraine Attacks Ground Russian Airliners
- LEADERSHIP: Rules for Commanding Drones
- LOGISTICS: Resupplying Warships in the Iran War
- WINNING: Islam is Disappearing
- ON POINT: Islamo-Marxists Burn France Like It's America
- AIR WEAPONS: Drone Jungle Warfare in Ukraine
- WARPLANES: The Israeli F-35 Upgrade
One of the 12 suspects arrested in Burkina Faso for allegedly plotting a coup against President Blaise Compaore died in police custody on the night of October 8. The suspect, Moussa Kabore, was born in the neighboring Ivory Coast, but became a Sergeant in a Burkinian army unit based in Ouagadougou. Kabore, supposedly hanged himself using a piece of cloth cut from his military uniform. An autopsy was ordered to be carried to confirm the cause of death on the 9th. Following Kabore's death, the chief prosecutor ordered a revision of the detention conditions of the coup suspects, each of whom was staying in an individual bedroom.
That same day, Lieutenant Phillipe Minoungou was also arrested in connection with the coup attempt, while trying to jump over a fence into the United States embassy. Minoungou had been serving at the elite Burkian military unit of Po, 100 km south of Ouagadougou.
Alleged coup mastermind Captain Diapagri had supposedly visited "key officials" in the Ivory Coast and Togo in September. Skeptics in the Ivory Coast don't believe that the alleged coup attempt in Burkina Faso was so simply 'foiled' and think it indicates that Compaore and company are worried that the failure of Ivorian rebels marks the beginning of internal turbulence in their own country. To delay this, he is trying to rally his compatriots around a "Burkinabe" patriotism. - Adam Geibel