The disputed claim in the Strait of Hormuz exposes a real question: What happens when an adversary destroys a U.S. vessel with nobody aboard? By Charles ...
Europe speaks of common defense, but the factories, contracts, and constitutional guarantees taking shape in Germany point toward the reconstruction of ...
The Army says the drone battalion’s lessons will live on; I want to know which doctrine, schoolhouse, equipment authorization, and budget line will ...
China may have built the J-36 around a defensive laser from the first drawing, forcing American missiles to survive an enemy ...
America’s real political crisis is not left versus right, but a system so busy defending its own narratives that it has forgotten how to test itself ...
The M111 is the Army’s first new lethal hand grenade since Vietnam, designed for rooms, bunkers, and the brutal final feet of ...
Washington can pay the market price, cut capability, or keep training special operators for tomorrow’s wars in yesterday’s scattered facilities.
One year into America’s lethal campaign against suspected cartel vessels, at least 230 people are dead, but Washington still ...
The Army can weather another round of senior-level churn, but the real bill comes due when good programs lose their champions, candid officers learn to ...
Israel is giving robots and artificial intelligence their own military branch, but the real test begins when the shooting ...
The MiG-35 was supposed to carry the Fulcrum into the future, but instead became the final chapter in the long decline of the ...
The United States may never own Greenland, but it may not need to. A new agreement with Denmark and Greenland could give ...
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