How Ukraine’s Judgment Became Norway’s Weapon Against Russia In Svalbard
Norway seized a Russian ship in to enforce Ukraine’s $4.22B judgment. Ukraine’s lawfare campaign puts Russian global assets at risk and bolsters Norway’s sovereignty.
25 Years Ago, One U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Responded To 9/11 Attacks
The USS George Washington was the only United States Navy aircraft carrier able to head to New York City following the attacks on the World Trade Center.
9/11 At 25: America Must Prepare For The Threats Ahead
The Preamble of the Constitution states, “provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare.” We’ve been doing the opposite. That needs to be reversed.
Russia Turns Artillery Maintenance Units Into Drone Innovation Teams
Russia is repurposing artillery maintenance personnel into frontline drone innovation teams, allowing FPV drones to be modified and tested more rapidly in combat.
Number Of ‘Mission Capable’ B-52 And B-1 Bombers Set To Increase
The United States Air Force operates just 76 Boeing B-52 Stratofortress and 45 Rockwell B-1B Lancer long-range bombers, and not all are mission-capable
Did The U.S. Navy Just Eliminate Decompression Sickness For Divers?
The Navy used a new diving suit to recover a sunken drone that enables divers to rise to the surface immediately after hours underwater at extreme depths.
Is The U.S. Navy Close To Announcing Next-Gen F/A-XX Contract Award?
The service has yet to announce whether Boeing or Northrop Grumman will be awarded the contract to produce the fighter that will replace the aging F/A-18 Super Hornet
Proposed U.S. Space Force Uniforms Earn Sci-Fi Fascist Comparisons
The White House proposed a new Service Dress Uniform for the newest branch of the U.S. military, inspired by the film Starship Troopers.
Real-Life Avatar Pandoras? Astronomers Search Galaxy For Livable Moons
Astronomers are counting down to using the new Roman Space Telescope to scan the Milky Way for alien moons that might be habitable, says one of Roman’s chief scientists.
The Costs of the Iran War Will Continue For Decades
Like wars before it, the costs of the current war with Iran will go on for decades to pay for the human and physical damage caused by the conflict.