Blake Hunnewell, Military Strategy Magazine
Lessons for Strategic Leadership, Strategy, and Statesmanship Today
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Journal of Strategic Studies
During the 2025 Victory Day Parade in September, China unveiled a ballistic missile defence system capable of intercepting missiles in the midcourse phase for…
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Operations by the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy’s aircraft Liaoning and its carrier task force are currently playing a significant role in expanding group training toward far-sea combat application, providing experience in forming system-of-systems combat capabilities at very distant locations in ways that have significant implications for the future balance of power in the Pacific. The carrier group was announced to be beginning training in the region on May 19, with a series of comprehensive exercises currently being carried out.
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The Russian Irkutsk Aviation Plant has completed a new batch of Su-30SM2 fighter aircraft, with footage released of a display of the newly built aircraft alongside newly produced Yak-130 trainers. The Su-30SM2 is the most advanced evolution of Russia’s twin-seat Su-30 fighter type that first entered service in early 2022, and was developed as part of a broader push to standardise systems across Russia’s fighter fleet, while also reducing maintenance costs and simplifying logistics and significantly improving combat performance.
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Patricia Sandoval once believed she would never marry someone in the military. With two brothers and an uncle who had served, she had witnessed the demands of military life and doubted her ability to keep up with its constant movement. Yet life proved otherwise. Shortly after completing graduate school, she met a sailor—and fell in love.
When she shared the news of her upcoming marriage, the response was not what she expected.