The third of a three part series from US Defense News about AUKUS and the US Submarine industry.

Developed in the mid-1930s, the Boeing B-17 outperformed earlier U.S. Army bombers. A reporter named it a "15-ton flying fortress" for its 13 machine guns.

Israel and Iran are in a "shadow war" with potential escalation risks. Israel aims to prevent Iran's weapon acquisition, bolstered by its new diesel-electric submarine.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Germany and France are revisiting their joint tank program, the Main Ground Combat System (MGCS).

August 2023 - E-Newsletter

An Australian artificial intelligence expert believes that autonomous systems now being used in war should be banned from the battlefields in the same way that chemical and biological weapons are.

The 75th anniversary of Truman's military desegregation marks a turbulent past and highlights ongoing discussions on diversity in a divided nation.

Extensive reading about air power enables military air force professionals to improve their strategic thinking, stay up-to-date with technological advancements, learn from history, understand policy and doctrine, enhance their professional development, foster critical thinking, manage risks effectively, and promote better interoperability with allies.

New technology could challenge the current thinking as to whether any nation can gain control of the air—missiles and drones may render such control unattainable.

Changes, and the uncertainty that comes with them, are often unavoidable. However, we can control how we respond to and accept those changes.