This theater focuses on the evolving domestic threat landscape in the United States and Canada. Analysis prioritizes sUAS (drone) incursion vulnerabilities over critical infrastructure, the monitoring of foreign-sponsored subversion vectors, and the degradation of localized security responses to asymmetric threats.
Analysis of the Taliban’s current surveillance capabilities, combining captured US military biometric data (HIIDE/BAT) with modern Chinese facial recognition infrastructure.
Analyzing sUAS incursions over US military bases and the tactical failure of air sovereignty in the asymmetric age. Intelligence-led defense audit.
Detailed intelligence regarding IRGC sleeper cell infrastructure and potential activation vectors within the United States. Tactical threat assessment.
A tactical preview of the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Iran, identifying key threat vectors and critical intelligence gaps.
Analyzing the outcomes of Millennium Challenge 2002 and their implications for modern asymmetric naval warfare and IRGC-N swarm tactics.
CommandEleven maps IRGC and Hezbollah penetration of Latin America — cartel cooperation routes, forward presence in the Western Hemisphere, and the strategic threat to the United States.
CommandEleven breaks down the modern radicalization pipeline from initial contact to operational lone wolf — including why today’s timeline has compressed from years to weeks.
In a jointly investigated report, Survival Dispatch and CommandEleven have determined the laws to remove radical Islamic terrorists and everyone financing them – including donors to mosques preaching the death of Americans – are already on the books. There is no excuse. There is no reason for delay.
CommandEleven maps the Muslim Brotherhood’s international terror network — its country-level presence, front organisations, Hamas linkage, and why several governments have or have not designated it as a terrorist organisation.
In Pakistan’s continuing War on Terror, we are always talking about the weapons and equipment left behind by the catastrophic Biden administration withdrawal from Afghanistan in September 2021. Leaving over US$ 7 billion in weapons and equipment in the hands of the Taliban and global terror groups was a compounded mistake.
We’ve discussed the potential of a civil war post-9/11 2.0 on the Survival Dispatch News podcasts numerous times. The video below goes through 4 different scenarios that could impact the US in a civil war.
