Houthis

Earlier this month, the Houthis also claimed to have targeted the Harry S. Truman with cruise missiles and UAVs.

Washington should encourage its European allies to take a larger role not only in Ukraine, but also the Red Sea. “Liberation Day” has come and gone, as President Donald Trump...

The international community should take more responsibility for its role in giving the Houthis a leg up in Yemen’s decade-long civil war. 

The Yemeni terrorist group has skillfully taken advantage of an overstretched U.S. Navy. The Yemeni Houthis refuse to go away. Despite the efforts of the U.S. Navy and allies, a...

The Patriot is being transferred from South Korea to support American security efforts in the Middle East.

Despite rumors of high-level assassinations and the destruction of secret facilities, it is too early to declare the American campaign in Yemen a success. Still, there is reason to believe...

If the F-35’s specs and capabilities can’t deter Houthi barrages, perhaps they aren’t eager to halt the violence.

The Super Hornet remains the Navy’s most advanced frontline carrier-based strike fighter.

The B-2 buildup in Diego Garcia is about more than just rolling back the Houthi threat. Washington is likely readying to strike deep—and hard—against Iranian targets.

Diego Garcia will soon receive an exponential increase in U.S. air power with the arrival of the B-2 bomber.

The extension of USS Carl Vinson’s scheduled deployment indicates the White House is making the defense of the Red Sea a top priority.

Control represents the prime goal of military strategy, and air bombardment—no matter how relentless—cannot replace the power of boots on the ground.