Three dossiers on the Iran war’s rear area: the averted RAF Fairford plot, the MacDill breach, and the gig-economy model behind Europe’s 2026 proxy attacks.
Critical Infrastructure at Risk series intro: US water, power, gas, communications and finance, each with its own threat profile and a household guide.
Critical Infrastructure synthesis: Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon recur across US sectors, and cross-sector cascade risk is a blind spot no regulator owns.
150,000 US water systems, no central authority, and a July 2026 cyberattack across 12 states assessed as Iran-linked, plus a $500 household water plan.
Muslim Brotherhood in America series intro: five parts tracing the US network from seized internal papers to a 2026 Senate hearing, sourced and tiered.
Part V: the Muslim Brotherhood in America series closes with the throughline across four decades of evidence, and what the record does and does not prove.
Part IV: K-12 curricula, campus activism funding and a 2007 Virginia appointment of a Brotherhood-linked leader, plus what Jan 2026 designations change.
Part III: $7.7M in Islamic Development Bank-linked funds despite CAIR’s denials, federal grants after the FBI’s 2009 cutoff, and a 2026 HQ deal with NAIT.
Part II: from the Falls Church mosque that hired Anwar al-Awlaki to the founding of AMP, the organizations behind the Muslim Brotherhood’s American front.
Part I: seized papers, FBI wiretaps and a retired agent’s 2026 Senate testimony trace how CAIR was founded in 1994 as a shield for a Hamas-support network.
CommandEleven’s five-part series on the US domestic threat: right-wing accelerationism and 764, left-wing extremism, Islamist lone actors and Europe.
Part 5 of the US Domestic Threat Landscape: right-wing, left-wing and Islamist extremists share online radicalization pathways and low-barrier financing.
Part 4 tests whether Europe’s 2025-26 attacks on Jewish sites by Hamas, Hezbollah and accelerationists foreshadowed the Michigan synagogue attack.
Part 3: ISIS-inspired attacks returned to the US with New Orleans in 2025, mostly by under-20 plotters radicalized online, distinct from the Brotherhood.
Part 2: the 2025 Antifa terrorist designation, NSPM-7 and the Prairieland ICE trial verdict, and why the left-wing framework remains legally contested.
Part 1: the accelerationist lineage from The Order to Atomwaffen and grid plots, and why the FBI treats the 764 network as a distinct terrorism threat.
Iran’s homeland threat to the US: the 2011 Arbabsiar plot, unattributed 2026 drone incursions at US bases, and an assessed IRGC sleeper-cell model.
Syria’s Captagon trade after Assad: from a 4th Armored Division monopoly to a fragmented network of regime remnants, militias and syndicates.
Lebanon in 2026: a dollarized rebound masks state capture, as Hezbollah’s Al-Qard al-Hassan, captured ports and a sidelined army entrench parallel rule.
CommandEleven assesses the probability, tactics, and Iranian response to a potential US ground invasion of Iran, including regional spillover risk.
A technical intelligence dossier evaluating geomorphic ingress specifications, multi-spectral subsurface mapping, and permanent tunnel elimination mechanics.
Sagaing PDF units face fatigue as Myanmar’s junta runs monsoon convoys up the Chindwin; the July 2026 Shwesayay eddy ambush and the outlook.
A forensic baseline of the US-Mexico security theater: FTO designations, cartel attrition and USMCA integration metrics.
Part 6: Iran’s three-tier missile and drone strike-back capability, the saturation limits of regional air defences, and where escalation breaks loose.
Part 3: how the IRGC Quds Force links its Lebanese and Yemeni proxies through shared command, logistics and finance to stretch adversaries on two fronts.
Part 1: how the IRGC Quds Force swapped territorial defence for ‘Forward Defense’, using Lebanese and Yemeni proxies to impose a costly attrition cycle.
CommandEleven’s Mosaic Defense model for the Pakistan-Afghanistan border: autonomous tiles with their own sensors, sealed databases and civil services.
A predictive simulation of terrain friction anomalies, digital database tampering, and peer-to-peer cryptographic mesh networks within mountain defiles.
A detailed operational assessment tracking pooled infrastructure networks, shared mountain passes, and tactical sanitization dynamics along frontier corridors.
A clinical evaluation of defensive frameworks designed to collapse parallel proxy municipal infrastructures through utility starvation and ledger disruption.
Collection gaps in Western domestic counter-terrorism profiling, and the vulnerabilities they leave open to asymmetric attack.
Non-state ISR typologies, commercial drone use, and how attackers model the vulnerability of Western soft targets.
World Cup 2026 and the July 4 Semiquincentennial widen US soft-target exposure as analyst attrition, FBI over-reliance and agency friction strain defences.
Intelligence dossier on the strategic expansion of the Alaskan Command and the integration of the Ambler Access Project within the Arctic security framework.
How non-state actors in Western Lebanon convert unguided rockets to precision munitions in fortified underground sites, and why that blunts airstrikes.
