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Ryan recently traveled to Air University at Maxwell Air Force Base where he was joined by three of the many big thinkers teaching servicemembers down there: Andy Akins, Anna Batta, and Mark Conversino. They covered the risk of nuclear war over Ukraine, the prospects for negotiations, why so many struggle with strategic empathy, and efforts […]
The post Nukes, Negotiations, and Lessons From the War in Ukraine appeared first on War on the Rocks.

As the Army-Navy rivalry continues ahead of Saturday’s game, we took a look at some of the best pranks between the Military Academies.
The post The 4 best Army-Navy pranks of all-time appeared first on Sandboxx.

The Department of Defense and the armed services published various strategies, plans and doctrine in 2022 for operating in the information environment. Congress, too, has continued its pursuit to push the DOD to improve in this area, seemingly concerned it is not moving fast enough to beat back adversaries.
Information has become a more prominent aspect in modern military ops. Adversaries have sought to exploit the information environment on a daily basis short of actual conflict, in what many experts refer to as the “gray zone.

Two of the Royal Swedish Navy Koster-class mine countermeasures vessels are scheduled to receive service life extension work. (Royal Swedish Navy)
Sweden’s Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) has awarded Saab a contract to extend the operational life of two of the Royal Swedish Navy’s (RSwN’s) five Koster-class mine countermeasures vessels (MCMVs).
The FMV confirmed to Janes that the ships concerned are HMS Kullen and HMS Vinga, but declined to disclose the timeframes for the life extension refits.