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Has the United States role on the world stage diminished?
The United States has been unquestionably the most powerful and influential nation in the world since the Second World War.
When It Comes to the US Navy, Size Matters
The technological sophistication and capital-intensive nature of providing and maintaining a modern Navy requires long term plans.
The Air War That Is Defeating ISIS
The U.S. and its Coalition partners have been fighting the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) for almost a decade.
Development at War: A Short History
Socioeconomic development plays a major role in cold, conventional and irregular warfare.
Surviving a Nuclear Attack
Acute radiation syndrome may be the result of an accident. It may also be the result of an intentional act of terrorism.
To Counter Russia, Strengthen China
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s July 30th decision to expel 755 U.S. diplomats is the logical result of another senseless sanctions bill.
Putin Is Thirsty – the Troubling Problem of Kaliningrad
Kaliningrad may be the focal point for a dangerous economic and military conflict between Russia and NATO.
Defence forecast: The transformation of in-service support over the next decade
Military assets and equipment are getting more complex, but for some roles they are actually becoming much simpler, while delivery and support is increasingly...
Why aren’t British Police Officers routinely armed?
A distinguishing feature of our country that astounds a lot of foreigners is our traditional, unarmed, British bobby.
What threats could the Queen Elizabeth class carriers realistically face?
Experts and Politicians have debated the significance of the Queen Elizabeth class carriers since their inception and people have questioned whether their price is worth paying.
