T&P Harlan Chapman spent more than seven years in a prison camp during the Vietnam War when he was a Marine captain. On Oct. 20, 2025, he was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery.

Phillip W. Wellman, S&S From a hilltop overlooking miles of farmland, American retiree Eric Mueller stood beside a stone monument and pointed to a spot in the valley below where the last…

Colton Jones, Defence Blog The Department of War is evaluating a reform concept that would sharply reduce or halt the purchase of new piloted helicopters for the U.S. Army

SWJ Chennault’s genius lay not only in his ability to train pilots, but also in his skill to convince the American public—during an era still marked by racial segregation—that Chinese…

AP the consequences of the shutdown have been compounding.

Aviationist Inside the audacious plan to convert a C-130 Hercules into a rocket-assisted Super STOL aircraft capable of landing in a confined urban space for a daring hostage rescue in…

MWI If the war in Ukraine has reinforced one truism of modern warfare, it is that artillery remains the

Graham Allison, NatInt The nuclear testing announcement is likely President Trump’s attempt to restart arms control negotiations with U.S. adversaries.

Francis P. Sempa, RCDefense Where is President Donald Trump’s foreign policy taking us?

Greg Hadley, Air & Space Forces Magazine With less pomp and public attention due to the government shutdown, three Air Force major commands have gained new leaders in the past week