Tirpitz’ “risk-fleet theory” was a debacle for Imperial Germany. But it could work for China—now playing the role of the ...

In a hypothetical conflict with Russia, US and NATO aircraft could link with ground FARP elements in impromptu runways close to the battlefield and rearm and refuel.

In March, the USS Carl Vinson was ordered to the Middle East and arrived in April, when it carried out strikes against Houthis militants in Yemen.

No major combat incidents occurred in the GDR, but the S-200 system’s presence deterred potential aggressors, aligning with Warsaw Pact exercises and Soviet oversight.

The design of the Harrier jump jet has allowed the Marine Corps to project air power in ways that would not have been possible with conventional aircraft.

Under British nuclear doctrine, the United Kingdom would only consider firing a nuclear weapon in self-defense—a policy that would not appear to include Ukraine.

ULTRA’s testing process notably involved iterative “break and fix” cycles to refine the system, underscoring the Army’s commitment to practical innovation.

Anadolu Robotik unveiled the Arida-M at the SAHA EXPO 2024 in Istanbul, marking a milestone in Turkish unmanned naval technology.

Although the SSN(X) series will elevate US naval capabilities, the Virginia submarines should not be discounted.

The F-22 will be remembered for being a generation or two ahead of its time with respect to air superiority prowess and ...

Before refugees return, Syria’s new government needs a plan backed by robust international funding, monitoring, and political ...

Can the intelligence community come to grips with the myths of objectivity and nonpartisanship that it has created about ...