Smart Bombs: Military, Defense and National Security
Fifteen years and $500 million later, the U.S. Navy has put the kibosh on an important railgun program. The railgun was meant to change...
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Amid U.S.-China competition, Australia has proven to be a strong U.S. ally and, frequently, a thorn in China’s side. While Australia continues to demonstrate...
Summary and Key Points: The U.S. Navy’s latest shipbuilding plan would retire 46 ships from 2027 to 2031 — including 2 aircraft carriers, 10...
Russia has long competed with the United States and other Western powers for innovative military aviation designs. During the Cold War, this lust for...
Summary and Key Points: The USS Nimitz — laid down in 1968 and originally scheduled to begin decommissioning at Norfolk this month — has...
Fifteen years and $500 million later, the U.S. Navy has put the kibosh on an important railgun program. The railgun was meant to change...
You might remember from my Taurus G3 review, that I have a certain proclivity for hating on Taurus (I had a rather annoying experience...
The recently announced Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) security agreement is a positive step for the U.S. defense posture in the Indo-Pacific and will strengthen...
North Korea is pushing ahead with a new, ambitious period of military modernization. To succeed, Kim Jong-un will depend on the research and development...
Does the Biden administration have the legal authority to defend Taiwan in response to a Chinese attack? Representative Elaine Luria argued today in the...