Bloomberg Political controversies and a sexual assault crisis are among the factors eroding confidence in the U.S. armed forces.
Super Bowl flyovers, TV commercials celebrating veterans, yellow-ribbon bumper stickers: It’s long been reflexive for A…
Military.com For the first time, Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin subsidiary, flew its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft prototype in two demonstrations this week for service leaders and soldiers at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.
In demonstra…
Tyler Rogoway, The War Zone We may not know the identities of all the mysterious craft that American military personnel and others have been seeing in the skies as of late, but I have seen more than enough to tell you that it is clear that a very terr…
The Economist The pair are getting on better than ever, with Japan taking more of the initiative
It is customary for new American presidents to lavish attention on their closest neighbours, Canada and Mexico. But since Joe Biden took office a much mor…
NDM To defend U.S. space systems, the military could utilize on-orbit vehicles to physically seize satellites that pose a threat, an analyst said April 15.
Pentagon officials have grown increasingly concerned in recent years about the vulnerability of…
MWI The iconic figure of T.E. Lawrence remains draped in myth. He appears to modern observers as the pensive Englishman photographed in flowing white Arab robes, or the hero portrayed by Peter O’Toole in the Academy Award-winning 1962 film Lawrence of…
Naval News The Chinese Navy is radically modernizing its capabilities. Chief among these are a fleet of aircraft carriers. A new satellite image clearly shows the Type-003 aircraft carrier taking shape in Shanghai, and it is the largest so far.
Matthew Jouppi, Aviation Week “The adversary gets a vote,” is a much-touted phrase in the halls of the Pentagon. Unfortunately, not everyone in the U.S. military is responding quickly enough to China’s vote: the development and fielding of its Chengdu…
Metin Gurcan, Al-Monitor Fiddling with the delicate balance of power in the Black Sea might leave Turkey in a worse squeeze between Russia and the United States.