This article examines the issue of most former Soviet-satellite states—now in NATO—missing recruitment targets and struggling to maintain troop levels; highlighting how this has left army units understaffed and unable to reach combat readiness.

This article examines the B-21 Raider's unmatched stealth, range, and durability, designed to execute deep-penetration strikes, crucial in modern warfare. Its development emphasizes the importance of maintaining a technological edge in contested environments.

This article argues the high costs of running Large Language Models (LLMs) are pushing organisations to develop more efficient and cost-effective Small Language Models (SLMs).

The demands of employees are increasing, however, to maintain productivity the astute manager will try and be flexible while still working within and meeting organisational requirements.

This article argues the incursion is a big morale boost for a war-weary population, aiming to show Russians that the war has consequences for them too.

This article examines the US military’s pivot towards a naval and air capabilities focus, in anticipation of a potential large-scale conflict with China in the Indo-Pacific. Of note, China has the largest naval fleet in the world.

in 1991 The USA Senate approval for female combat pilots marked a significant milestone in military history.

Ukraine's recent military operation in Russia’s Kursk region seeks to establish a buffer zone, aiming to reduce Moscow's capacity for cross-border attacks. This strategy highlights Ukraine's focus on weakening Russian forces and disrupting supply lines.

This article examines how volunteering can bring about positive physical and mental health benefits, and highlights a connection between volunteering and more positive emotions, less loneliness and more social support.

A conundrum for military managers is how much can they reveal, if anything, about personal management matters to maintain both morale and privacy.