Security

By employing protectionist measures now, before the next great war begins, America can shield its eviscerated manufacturing sector—and perhaps restore it to fighting shape.

Moscow has already made clear that it regards the Ukraine War as an existential conflict for its future. The Kremlin will stop at nothing to achieve victory—even if it means...

The U.S. Special Operations Command’s (USSOCOM) first missionized aircraft was based on an Air Tractor AT-802, a craft primarily employed for crop dusting

The EU’s Digital Markets Act is a flawed experiment, born of envy rather than vision.

Due to Iraq’s position in the region, the armed paramilitaries increasingly present a challenge for stability.

The Nimitz-class carrier is expected to stay out of service for an additional fourteen months than planned.

Have Western attempts to weaken Russia over the last three years been effective?

The Fujian aircraft carrier may become the nation’s first-ever nuclear-powered surface vessel if commissioned.

The Charles de Gaulle remains the backbone of France’s sea-based power projection strategy.

The latest show of force by the Dauntless is a clear sign that the Daring-class isn’t going to go away overnight.

Bayonet training infuses aggression, warrior spirit, and elan in the hearts and minds of the soldiers being trained in it.

The fighter plane used by the USAAF 49th to counter the Japanese menace was the P-40 Warhawk.