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The Navy faces several interrelated personnel and training challenges that inhibit sailors’ ability to complete required…
John Hill, Naval Technology
This rotation ensures a persistent availability of SSNs at sea at a time when U.S. submarine capacity has taken a hit.
TWZ
This is the first time we have seen four AIM-174B very long-range air-to-air missiles on a Super Hornet, along with pods and other missiles.
Elisabeth Edwards, War History Online
From stealth abilities to firepower and speed, these floating technological wonders appear to defy the laws of physics.
August has seen Ukraine reject 37% of all equipment rejected in 2024, following amendments to Defence Ministry Orders.
The Australian Army has opted to fit Safran’s PASEO panoramic, long-range ISTAR sensor to its future Redback IFVs.
Chris, Zack, and Melanie sit down to talk about America’s nuclear policy.
Richard Beck, Homeland: The War on Terror in American Life (Penguin, 2024). Almost a quarter-century after 9/11, the War on Terror no longer dominates U.S. foreign policy and is less central to our politics and culture. While this conflict has few defenders today, the questions of why it was fought, how it went awry, and what this history means for the future of U.S. policy are still up in the air. For the restraint movement, associated with organizations like the Quincy Institute, the Cato Institute, and Defense Priorities, the War on Terror was a string of unmitigated disasters.
Defense technology firm Anduril announced Thursday that it has developed a new line of air-breathing, software-defined, autonomous cruise missiles — one of which is the company’s offering for the Air Force’s ongoing Enterprise Test Vehicle program.
The Barracuda family of weapons leverage a modular design that enables the missiles to be mass-produced at low cost and high volume in order to meet the Defense Department’s growing demand for munitions.