In another win for Australia’s security—as well as acknowledgement of Australia’s military importance in the Indo-Pacific—the US State Department has approved the sale of mobile rocket launchers to Australia.

In the 1990s, cartoonist Scott Adams—the man who syndicated the comic strip ‘Dilbert’—developed his own satirical ‘Dilbert Principle’ in response to the popularity of human resource axioms such as the ‘Peter Principle’.

Australia’s newly-elected Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has been welcomed to office by some of this country’s key Indo-Pacific allies, as they prepare to meet in Tokyo for the latest QUAD talks.

The innovation, insight and leadership of Air Chief Marshal Dowding, supported by AVM Park, who commanded 11 Group—responsible for the defence of London— enabled the UK to win the Battle of Britain during the summer of 1940 and prevent Hitler from invading the UK.

The White House has released a ‘readout’ of a phone call from US President Joe Biden to newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, congratulating Mr Albanese on his election win.

Despite on-going negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, heavy fighting continues in east Ukraine, with key locations coming under intense bombardment from Russian forces.

The largest Allied raid on Berlin took place on March 18 1945—shortly before Germany's surrender in May 45; some historians argue the raid was designed to justify the massive cost of the conventional bombing campaign in Europe.

Truman became President after the death of President Roosevelt and, despite having little experience, proved more than capable of ending the war against the Japanese and managing the peace in both Europe and Japan after the war.

John Keegan's 1976 book The Face of Battle examines what it must have been like to be an ordinary soldier at three famous battles, Agincourt, Waterloo and the WW1 Battle of the Somme.

In the WW1 naval Battle of Jutland, the British calculated the odds and based their strategy on those odds and only accepted battle under perfect conditions— Britain was then unable to force a German withdrawal and keep them bottled up for the rest of the war.