Trump “The 21st Century Neville Chamberlain,” Ex-Pentagon Leader Says
With pressure on Ukraine to cede territory to Russian invaders, Trump is following the UK leader excoriated for pushing a peace deal that actually gave rise to world war.
Buying Fighters One Year At A Time Is Costing America More Than Money
The F-35 now has a proposed decade-long procurement framework. Congress has an opportunity to save billions, and reverse the decline of the Air Force by endorsing it.
US Navy’s Oldest Commissioned Warship Has Its 79th Commanding Officer
The USS Constitution was commissioned in 1797 as one of the original “six frigates” of the U.S. Navy. It is preserved as a museum ship but remains a commissioned warship
U.S. Pullback From NATO Could Trigger Russia’s Use Of Nuclear Weapons
If the U.S. pulls back from NATO, that could dramatically increase the chances Vladimir Putin launches atomic attacks to reconquer territories once part of Soviet Russia.
The Iran War Has Dragged Saudi Arabia Back Into Its Yemen Nightmare
The Iran war has reignited Saudi Arabia’s conflict with the Houthis, threatening its security, economic ambitions and efforts to escape a costly Yemen war.
Canada Powers Tech With Local Insights To Gain Edge In Arctic Warfare
Mastering wilderness frontiers and training troops in extreme cold weather survival, the Canadian Rangers wield special skills that give them an upper hand in the Arctic.
American Airlines Top Seniority Flight Attendant, Now 83, Looks To Retire
American Airlines flight attendant Carol Fair, 83, started at Piedmont in 1963. She will retire Monday as number one on the seniority list.