By the spring of 1945, Japan was on the retreat. In April that year, American troops landed on the beaches of Okinawa and claimed victory over Japan three months later—but at a cost.

The purchase represents the biggest strengthening of the UK’s nuclear posture in a generation and reintroduces a nuclear role for the Royal Air Force for the first time since the end of the Cold War.

The test-firing of the Type 88 surface-to-ship, short-range missile was the first time Japan had conducted a missile test on Japanese territory, as the country accelerates its military build-up to deter an increasingly assertive China.

As work interruptions and distractions only continue to increase, developing strategies to protect your time becomes essential. It takes 23 mins to re-establish flow after an interruption. Time protection helps with productivity and positively impacts personal wellbeing.

ChatGPT makes it possible to mimic human language. There are ethical and practical reasons to know if your communication is between humans or chatbot. There still are quirks you can look out for to help you determine this.

Workplaces globally are stressed by factors such as declining birth rates, growing elderly populations and gender gaps in participation. One reform is to allocate leave specifically to fathers and partners for a more equal responsibility for care.

Uncrewed aerial systems have quickly become an essential part of modern warfare. They quickly fly in large swarms and drop munitions or deliver a payload. One defensive strategy against them from WW1 is to construct trench networks.

Perfectionist leaders believe they’re highly productive for teams and organisations. In practice, perfectionism can slow the attainment of goals, burnout people and restrict innovation. The 85% rule is a strategy to build resistance against perfectionism.

Calling someone or a workplace toxic is common and an offhanded use of a very strong and potentially harmful label. Most toxic labels are underpinned by behaviours like poor communication, hurt feelings, conflicts, and unreasonable expectations.

US Navy has applied 3-D printing to manufacture parts. By aligning military engineering and logistics systems to this technology, significant cost and time savings were realised by circumventing the slow traditional supply chain, with capability enhanced.