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The Roots of Washington’s Addiction to Military Force
Toft & Kushi, Foreign Affairs And How China’s Rise Could Constrain American Interventionism
Over time, the United States has become comfortable using greater levels of force abroad….
The B-21 Raider’s Critical Numbers Game
Stew Magnuson, National Defense Magazine The Air Force’s B-21 Raider is designed to prevail against robust air defenses, deliver precision weapons on targets deep in enemy territory and…
Lost During Ploesti Raid, Liberator Gunner Finally Flying Home
Coffee or Die Mag. He never returned from the bloody 1943 raid on the Ploesti oil fields, but Tech. Sgt. Harold Kretzer is finally flying home to Illinois.
On Friday, Jan. 6, the…
Putin’s Top Brass Promise a Stronger Military
Guy Faulconbridge, Reuters MOSCOW (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin’s defence minister vowed on Tuesday to build a deeper arsenal of weapons, bolster aviation technology to better evade…
What’s Ukraine Hiding in the ‘Underground Cities’?
Firstpost There is a network of extensive salt and other mines in the Ukrainian cities of Bakhmut and Soledar consisting of over 100 miles of tunnels. The founder of Wagner, Russia’s…
With the Ukraine War, an Information War
Jay Nordlinger, National Review With a war, there is often an “information war,” as there is now, concerning Ukraine. The Kremlin has been information-warring for a long time. In 1923, the…
Su-57s Play It Safe in Ukraine War
Greg Waldron, Flight Global Russia’s most advanced fighter, the Sukhoi Su-57, has conducted combat operations against targets in Ukraine – albeit from considerable ranges.
According…
The Ukraine Crisis: Escaping the Armageddon
Harish K. Thakur, Modern Diplomacy In view of the current crisis and avoid the ‘Armageddon’ a truce is the need of the hour in which the countries close to Russia like China, Germany…