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The F-35 Lightning II grew out of the Joint Strike Fighter program, a fighter designed from the start for export, and the F-35A entered...
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For decades Beijing and Moscow treated North Korea as a shared client — “as close as lips and teeth,” in Mao’s phrase. Ted Galen...
Dr. Robert Kelly, a professor of international relations at Pusan National University, argues the separation of powers in American foreign policy has nearly collapsed,...
Dr. Robert Farley argues a renewed US-Israeli air campaign against Iran awaits only the midterm elections, citing a New York Times report of personnel...
American-flagged vessels account for less than 0.3 percent of the shipping carrying U.S. trade, and the country graduates several hundred naval architects a year...
The F-35 Lightning II grew out of the Joint Strike Fighter program, a fighter designed from the start for export, and the F-35A entered...
Douglas MacArthur had been in Asia since 1937 — through the Second World War, the Japanese surrender, the occupation he governed, and into Korea....
The Desert Eagle has appeared in hundreds of films, television shows and games and in almost no holsters. That reputation hides what it actually...
Saab is having a year. Over the summer it signed a 24.6 billion kronor deal with Sweden's defense materiel agency for 16 Gripen E...
The U.S. Navy is losing Tomahawk launch capacity. USS Georgia, the first of four Ohio-class guided-missile submarines being retired, can carry 154 Tomahawks; the...