The US Air Force experienced a net loss of about 250 pilots last year. In response, the USAF is launching a new program that provides financial bonuses and guaranteed assignment locations while reducing the frequency of deployments.

All too frequently, work is centered around fierce competition and financial gain. The author of this article enumerates five essential questions to assist in recalibrating your leadership and staying on course.

John Blackburn argues that The Strategic Review (DSR) lacks a comprehensive strategy or clear plan, with the promise of a National Defence Strategy only by mid-2024.

Australia can leverage its growing cyber offensive capabilities to deter potential military aggressors like China—Australia might have a relatively small force, but it is a highly competent and capable force.

According to the latest US Government figures, fewer than 12 percent of Americans regularly smoked a cigarette last year — a significant shift from smoking's peak in the 1960s.

Over the next five years, the US Air Force will retire twice as many fighter aircraft as it purchases. To address this, the military is collaborating with industry to design and produce an affordable 'Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA)'.

Numerous Chinese publications have downplayed the viability of the new B-21 Raider. Some articles suggest that the US cannot afford a sufficient number of bombers to make a significant impact in a conflict with China.

The author of this article asserts that generating new ideas and angles can quickly reach a sticking point. ChatGPT can be used as a brainstorming buddy to generate fresh ideas, when you’re suffering from writers’ block.

This year’s federal budget demonstrates that Australia has big plans to buy US-made long-range strike capabilities—and eventually supply its own. It’s also the first time Defence funding has exceeded $50 billion.

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