M. Easley, NDM Whether it’s to look up funny cat videos or operate a robotic system using wireless internet, 5G has become a staple in the everyday lives of many.But for the…
Does Size Matter in Nuclear Affairs?
Peter Huessy, Warrior Maven More specifically, are two-to-three hundred warheads enough for deterrence?
Appropriators Appear To Finally Sink Large Unmanned Sub Program
BrDefense The program appeared to have fleeting chance at revival earlier this year.
Congress Orders Pentagon to Review ‘Controlled Unclassified’ Label
Bloomberg Congress has given the Defense Department until the end of January to look into whether bureaucrats are overusing a document designation known as Controlled Unclassified…
In Search of America’s Next ‘Grand Strategy
Andrew Latham, The Hill Since the end of World War II, there have been three occasions when American policymakers have had the motive, means and opportunity to forge a new “grand…
This Chart Explains Why the U.S. Is Running Low on Missiles
Tim Fernholz, Quartz American defense contractors can’t keep pace as Ukraine drains stockpile
It’s boom times for US defense contractors—and they can’t keep up with demand.
The World’s First Therapy Dog Was a World War II Pacific Veteran
Military.com Rocky River Reservation is a woodland park located just outside of Cleveland. Inside the park, visitors will find a statue of a small Yorkshire Terrier sitting inside a World…
Cristiano Ronaldo mistakenly says South Africa instead of Saudi Arabia
The footballer mistakenly says the wrong country as he is unveiled as Al Nassr’s star signing.
Military-ruled Myanmar Marks 75 Years of Independence From Britain, but Democracy Remains Elusive
Army leader Min Aung Hlaing marked 75 years of independence from Britain—but democracy remains elusive.