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.

German mistakes included brutality, underestimating the Soviets, and poor decisions. Soviet resilience, unity, and geography thwarted German success.

Poland has signed an agreement with Norwegian firm Kongsberg for two naval missile units, including command vehicles and missile launchers.

The scientists, from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, managed to produce an even higher energy yield than last time.

The Shinano, a Japanese carrier built to replace the carriers Japan lost at the Battle of Midway, was sunk by the US submarine Archerfish during the Japanese carrier's sea trials in November 1944.

The secret to their great success was both in the design of their composite bow, and the Mongols’ penchant for mounted combat.

The US has banned most incandescent bulbs, following Australia's 2010 decision. LEDs use 90% less electricity, last 25 times longer, and offer adjustable light and colour.

North Korea has escalated military tensions, threatening a nuclear assault on South Korea, driven partly by strengthening ties with Russia and China.