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From Chernobyl’s Reactor to DARPA’s Lab to the International Space Station: How a Fungus Became a Pentagon Priority Nearly 40 years ago, in April...
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From Chernobyl’s Reactor to DARPA’s Lab to the International Space Station: How a Fungus Became a Pentagon Priority Nearly 40 years ago, in April...
Russia’s Sierra Class Submarines, Titanium Monsters, or Overrated, Expensive Mistakes? As we all know, nothing spurs a technology revolution faster than war. When people...
A recent Reuters investigation described how China is conducting a large-scale effort to map the seabed across the Pacific, Indian, and Arctic oceans, using...
Summary and Key Points: Christian D. Orr, a senior defense editor and former Air Force officer, recounts the definitive intelligence coup of the Cold...
The Soviet K-222 (Papa-class) remains a legendary anomaly in naval history: the fastest nuclear submarine ever built. While modern 2026 submarine doctrine prioritizes near-silent...
5 Worst Submarines to Ever Sail: Summary and Key Points -Some submarines were masterpieces on paper—and cautionary tales in service. -The Soviet K-278 Komsomolets...
Summary and Key Points: In the post-Soviet 1990s, U.S.-Russia cooperation on arms control helped fuel a wider nonproliferation push through the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat...
Summary and Key Points: The S-3 Viking was a capable Cold War-era carrier-based submarine hunter, but it was ultimately retired because its survivability and...
Summary and Key Points: On April 7, 1989, the Soviet Union’s advanced titanium-hulled attack submarine K-278 Komsomolets (Mike-class) sank in the Norwegian Sea after...
Soviet aircraft continue to outlive the Soviet Union, and the MiG-29 Fulcrum may be the next to stretch its lifespan into a second half-century....