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Should the B-21 incorporate technologies providing an unparalleled, unique stealth technology advantage, the Pentagon would be well served to make every effort to protect...
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Should the B-21 incorporate technologies providing an unparalleled, unique stealth technology advantage, the Pentagon would be well served to make every effort to protect...
As a well-known and somewhat famous Cold War Soviet platform, the MiG-29 was likely designed and built in the 1970s as a counterpart to...
Jamming weapons guidance systems, “blinding” an enemies’ targeting sensors, disabling communications systems and interfering with radar systems are all critical future warfare missions potentially...
The Tactical Tomahawk has been in development for many years as a key strategic Navy effort to expand the attack envelope for ship commanders....
Perhaps of greatest significance, Army weapons developers are already thinking of next-generation applications of hypersonic weapons by developing a “tech insertion” program aimed at...
No matter how many times Putin waves his nukes around for the Western press, they do not meaningfully change the course of war in...
Why just 31 tanks? Thirty-one Abrams for Ukraine; is that all we can really provide? The U.S. is trickling out its support to Ukraine,...
Over time you notice Washington DC has a cyclical nature to it. Just look at the sine wave of the U.S. defense budget over...
The Army needs a truck-mounted 155mm capability, at least for the SBCTs, as soon as possible. Fortunately there are a number of proven options...
Under the AUKUS agreement, the U.S. and U.K. have agreed to share nuclear propulsion technology with Australia in order to for Canberra to produce...
The B-52 Stratofortress may be older than the crews onboard (and possibly some of their parents), but it continues to deter America’s potential adversaries....