U.S. Military

The time for double standards is over. An apolitical military must be apolitical—and focused on the task of winning wars.

By placing an MDTF in Japan, South Korea, or the Philippines, the Army could bolster deterrence in the Western Pacific and protect key U.S. and ally military assets. The Department...

Canada’s combat mission in Afghanistan ended in 2011. Along with it, Canada appears to have lost all will to maintain any semblance of a reliable national defense.

The U.S. military exercises have a dual purpose: deterring China and North Korea, and increasing interoperability with allies and partners. 

The military will be resuming V-22 flights with the understanding that “catastrophic failures due to inclusions is as high as seven per million flight hours”—compared to the standard of one...

With lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pentagon is focused on the next one—from the hypothetical “Pathogen X.”

While a Pentagon and White House sign-off has not always ensured commendable (or even legal) airstrike execution in the past, the process at least required the sign-off of individuals who...

The U.S. military seems to have reached a critical point at which its training accidents are becoming more serious than they’ve ever been.

There was no way the Americans were ever going to seriously build this aircraft. But if they had...

The Trump administration campaigned on no new foreign entanglements—especially in the Middle East. The White House must keep this promise.

To place American forces and America’s prestige on the line in the geopolitical snake pit that is the Gaza Strip is simply irresponsible. 

At face value, Trump’s statements are absurdly outlandish. But one should be wary about taking Trump at face value.