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KEY POINTS:

Economic Giant: Home to the world's largest economy, with a diverse industrial base and leadership in global innovation.
Cultural Powerhouse: A major global influencer through its entertainment industry and technological innovations like Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
Geographical Variety: Features a vast range of geographical landscapes, contributing to its diverse climate.
International Influence: Holds a pivotal role in global affairs.
ANZUS Treaty: Signed with Australia and New Zealand in 1951.
AUKUS Partnership: Enhances military capabilities with Australia and the UK, focusing on technology sharing and regional threat countermeasures since 2021.
Military Spending: World's largest at $997 billion in 1994. China next at $314 billion.

Strategic Influence

What the Greenland deal means for the transatlantic alliance

US and Danish-Greenlandic leaders reached a security deal strengthening US Arctic defence interests while preserving Danish sovereignty and Greenlandic self-determination. This eases a major NATO dispute and helps repair strained transatlantic relations.

Air & Space Power

F-35 proved combat readiness during Middle East deployments, Air Force officials say

The fifth-gen aircraft maintained high mission-capable rates, rapid turnaround times, and mission versatility. US Air Force leaders cited these successes as evidence of the jet’s effectiveness despite recent concerns about fleet-wide readiness.

Strategic Influence

Trump’s pressure on NATO is reshaping Europe’s defenses. Will it break the alliance?

The article asserts that US pressure on NATO has increased European defence spending, but weakened trust in U.S. commitments. Despite threats of troop cuts, US investment in European bases continues, while allies diversify defence partnerships.

Minister for Defence NATO Headquarters.

Strategic Influence

Now Is the Wrong Time for the Pentagon to Pull Back from Europe

Reduced US forces in Europe would weaken NATO deterrence while European rearmament remains incomplete and munitions stocks are depleted. Existing bases also enable power projection, allied access and rapid responses to Russian escalation.

South Korean Air Force F-16D Pitch Black 26,

Strategic Influence

North Korea says US-led arms buildup justifies expanding nuclear force

Pyongyang argues that expanding U.S., South Korean, and Japanese military cooperation reinforces the need for a stronger nuclear deterrent. North Korean officials rejected denuclearisation demands, declared their nuclear status permanent, and signalled continued nuclear development.

Technology & Innovation

Air Force contemplates unmanned tankers

United States Air Force (USAF) is exploring future tanker options beyond the KC-46 including autonomous aircraft. Inspired by the Navy’s MQ-25 program, leaders see potential but face significant technological, operational, and certification challenges.

Strategic Influence

The Graham sanctions act is a chance to punish Putin. Here’s what the White House should do next.

The Act seeks to pressure Russia by targeting oil and gas revenues through tariffs on major importers and sanctions evaders. Viewed as a tool to strengthen leverage over Moscow, its effectiveness will depend on implementation.

Strategic Influence

Preparing for and countering limited nuclear attacks in East Asia: Guardian Tiger III

The report argues that rising Asian conflict risks (especially from North Korea) increase the likelihood of limited nuclear attacks. It urges stronger deterrence, allied preparedness, and conventional-nuclear integration to respond effectively if nuclear deterrence fails.

Air & Space Power

Beyond the Reaper: Rethinking the future of multirole drones

The US Air Force’s heavy MQ-9 Reaper losses highlight the vulnerability of expensive multirole drones against modern air defences. The article argues future drone warfare should favour networks of smaller, specialised drones that are cost effective.

US F15 Eagle Nellis Air Force Base.

Air & Space Power

How Bravo escaped enemy territory alive after Iranian forces downed jet

Iranian forces shot down a US F-15E. A wounded aircrew member survived more than 50 hours in hostile territory before a high-risk rescue — highlighting the value of training, teamwork, leadership and determination.

Military History

The Strategic Fiber of America: Kevlar’s Impact on Warfighters

Kevlar, invented by DuPont in 1965, transformed military protection by providing lightweight, high-strength armour that improved soldier survivability. Its success inspired broader advances in materials science, demonstrating the strategic value of investment in advanced materials.

Air & Space Power

USAF speed up Reaper replacement after heavy losses in Iran

Losses of at least 45 MQ-9 Reaper drones to Iranian defences have accelerated U.S. Air Force plans for a cheaper, more expendable successor. The proposed Massed Modular Aircraft would boost affordability and production capacity.

Military Management

US military turns off ad trackers on devices amid Middle East targeting reports

Disabling advertising trackers aims to reduce risks from commercially sold location data amid concerns adversaries could use it to track deployed troops. Experts, however, warn other tracking methods remain possible.

Strategic Influence

Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, the United States Is Unprepared for Terrorism’s Next Wave

Drones, autonomous weapons, algorithmic recruitment and propaganda are expanding extremist capabilities faster than national safeguards. Fragmented agencies, lagging legal system and weakened prevention programs leave critical infrastructure and communities increasingly exposed.

Strategic Influence

Iran is forging a new ring of proxies to threaten US allies in the Gulf, officials say

Iran-backed militias suffered major losses in the conflicts following Hamas’ 2023 attack on Israel. Now, some experts say Iran is encouraging Iraqi militias to threaten Saudi Arabia and other American allies in the Gulf.

Strategic Influence

Rethinking Australia’s alliance debate: Disengagement is not a strategy

This opinion piece argues Australia should not disengage from the US due to one administration’s rhetoric. Despite strained relations, the US remains Australia’s essential strategic partner; diversification should strengthen, not replace, the alliance.

Artificial Intelligence

Energy, Infrastructure, and America’s Hidden Arms Race with China

Doubling local computing capacity reportedly lowered residential electricity prices by four per cent through economies of scale. Long-term developer agreements could fund grid modernisation while protecting consumers from stranded investment costs.

Air & Space Power

US, China arm for space warfare: hunter satellites and orbital weapons

China and the U.S. are rapidly expanding military space capabilities, including manoeuvrable satellites and spaceplanes. Recent Chinese orbital activities and a U.S.-UK operation highlight growing competition and preparations for potential conflict extending into space.

Artificial Intelligence

The US military gets its own ChatGPT today

The Pentagon has added ChatGPT Mil and Grok to GenAI.mil, alongside Gemini. This should give US Defence personnel secure AI tools for planning, logistics and administration while improving efficiency through protected, non-combat applications.

Strategic Influence

A Pacific conflict may not look like conventional war, SOCPAC commander says

U.S. conventional military superiority may push adversaries toward irregular warfare, including cyber, information, economic, and proxy tactics. Leaders argue autonomous systems, resilience, and faster decision-making are essential for deterrence and competition in the Indo-Pacific.

RAAF, Japan Air Self-Defense Force and the USAF aircraft.

Strategic Influence

ANZUS at 75: Defence Guidelines could strengthen Australia’s deterrence

The author argues preparedness could be enhanced by formally linking national, regional and extended deterrence arrangements—giving both sides clearer responsibilities and stronger coordination before a crisis. Japan already uses guidelines to coordinate alliance activities.

Air & Space Power

US flexes new ship-sinking weapons at summer naval exercises

US-led exercises Valiant Shield and RIMPAC showcased advanced ship-sinking capabilities, including stealth B-2 launches of long-range anti-ship missiles and the first-time use of unmanned surface vessels. The exercises highlighted growing multinational maritime strike and interoperability capabilities.

Artificial Intelligence

AI and autonomy in contested operations

AI is expected to be critical for military operations in disrupted communication environments. Therefore, success depends on developing trustworthy, resilient systems, rigorous testing, user feedback, and training that enables personnel to use AI confidently.

Air & Space Power

Navy reveals new long range air-to-air missile, dubbed ‘Malice’

The US Navy is developing the AIM-424 ‘Malice’, a next-generation long-range air-to-air missile with a range exceeding 250 nautical miles. The missile is designed to give US aircraft greater reach, survivability, and combat effectiveness.

Air & Space Power

Here’s what Trump’s new ‘Space Academy’ could mean for the US military

The Academy is being planned to develop future space professionals, potentially including military service obligations. Supporters see it as strengthening the space workforce, while critics suggest it overlaps with existing institutions.

Air & Space Power

US, NZ in missile defence, sanctions exercises

Pacific Dragon integrated HMAS Sydney and an E-7A Wedgetail with multinational ships, aircraft and tactical data links. HMNZS Te Mana will subsequently monitor North Korean sanctions evasion, sustained by fleet oiler Aotearoa.

Air & Space Power

Space war 2040: SPACECOM preps for attacks on ground segments, eyes cislunar ops

US Space Command’s Space Warfighting Environment 2040 warns that space warfare will become critical to military operations. It highlights satellite and ground infrastructure vulnerabilities, AI-driven warfare, and the need to maintain future space superiority.

US says Chinese hackers broke into Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate

The Chinese-linked hacking campaign targeted government agencies, critical infrastructure, universities, and companies. Operating since 2018, related domains were also seized. Alleged ties to Chinese intelligence and military organisations.

Military Management

US military jamming disrupted medical plane's GPS system before crash

Military GPS-jamming exercises can create serious risks for civilian aviation when navigation disruption, poor visibility and inadequate safeguards coincide. The New Mexico crash highlights the need for stronger coordination and risk controls around electronic warfare testing.

New Zealand Air Force NH-90 helicopter Townsville

Strategic Influence

New Zealand is determined not to keep China’s espionage a secret

NZ is becoming more willing to publicly identify foreign interference and espionage — raising awareness of risks to sensitive information, technology, research and democratic institutions. Its geography increases strategic attractiveness as does civilian technology with military applications.

Strategic Influence

What Should ASEAN Learn from the Strait of Hormuz Crisis?

The article asserts that ASEAN should strengthen maritime cooperation, uphold uninterrupted transit through the Strait of Malacca, and use regional dialogue mechanisms to prevent conflicts or unilateral actions that could disrupt a critical trade route.

Technology & Innovation

How US military funding propelled China’s robot dogs

Unitree’s robot dogs were built on openly published U.S. military-funded robotics research, helping China dominate the quadruped robot market. Experts say the episode highlights America’s struggle to commercialise innovations and compete with China’s manufacturing scale.

Strategic Influence

Russia’s new S-71 Monochrome cruise missile found carrying US-made Nvidia chip

Ukrainian investigators identified 35 foreign electronic components, including compact hardware capable of 275 trillion operations per second. The discovery suggests onboard autonomous targeting while exposing persistent sanctions leakage into advanced weapons supply chains.

Air & Space Power

Drone companies, admin leaders meet for first White House ‘Drone Dominance’ meeting

The drone industry summit aims to accelerate US drone innovation, expand domestic supply chains, and reduce reliance on foreign materials. It also aims to streamline procurement through major investments and competitive Pentagon acquisition programs.

Technology & Innovation

What Trump’s tech strategy means for the military, deterring China, and the future of AI

The new tech strategy promotes faster military innovation, drones, autonomy, and start-up participation. Critics, however, argue its focus on large AI foundation models may limit alternative approaches, hinder military flexibility, and strengthen China’s competitive position.

Artificial Intelligence

AI and the Risks of Tearing Down an Old System

Operation Epic Fury demonstrated AI’s growing role in U.S. military targeting, but experts warn the Pentagon lacks the workforce, testing infrastructure, and evaluation processes needed to independently verify, and safely deploy, rapidly evolving AI systems.

Technology & Innovation

Aussie battery technology selected for US defence innovation program under AUKUS

3ME Technology will demonstrate its EdgeVOLT portable energy storage system for military use. Aims to strengthen AUKUS cooperation and create opportunities for Australian battery technology within allied defence supply chains.

Air & Space Power

Japan launches second US military payload to monitor space above Indo-Pacific

QZS-7 is carrying a US Space Force space-surveillance sensor, completing a bilateral US-Japan security space initiative. The sensors will monitor the Indo-Pacific orbital environment and provide data to the US Space Surveillance Network.

Communication & Cognition

The Cognitive Weapon System: Under Secretary’s AFSA speech champions authentic leadership, Deliberate Learning

Senior US non-commissioned officers are being urged to treat rigorous reading and intellectual development as combat-readiness requirements. Building resilient, historically informed personnel could strengthen judgement against disinformation while preserving human advantages as artificial intelligence advances.

Military History

Blanchard’s Lathe and the Long Arc of American Manufacturing

The lathe revolutionised the production of complex wooden gunstocks. Developed through public-private collaboration at Springfield Armoury, it enabled mass production, shaped the American manufacturing system, and demonstrated the value of investing in innovative production technologies.

Air & Space Power

US Air Force looks to acquire target drones that can mimic stealth jets

The low-cost, expendable target drones should be capable of realistically replicating threats ranging from small hobby drones to stealth fighters, bombers, transport aircraft, and UAVs to improve training and weapons testing.

Strategic Influence

Why Iran has not folded yet

Iran faces unprecedented economic pressure and possible military action if a deal isn’t reached. This article argues the war-hardened leadership will resist initially, but sanctions, shrinking oil revenues, and internal unrest could eventually force concessions.

Military History

Hyman Rickover and the Birth of Nuclear Power

US Admiral Rickover pioneered naval nuclear propulsion and civilian nuclear power, overcoming technical and bureaucratic barriers to develop nuclear submarines and reactors. His leadership demonstrates how innovation and persistence can transform military capability, and society.

Artificial Intelligence

Air Force seeks AI tool to help manage Minuteman III ICBM sustainment

The USAF wants an AI agent to unify data from 60 disconnected systems supporting its aging Minuteman III nuclear missile fleet. The tool would improve maintenance and decision-making, while keeping human control over nuclear operations.

Air & Space Power

Allies demonstrate F-35 interchangeability

The aircraft is becoming more than a common platform for the RAAF, Japan and the US. Recent exercises are testing whether crews, maintainers and support teams can overcome national boundaries and deliver integrated combat capability.

Air & Space Power

DARPA seeks ‘unconstrained, radical’ concepts for next-gen hypersonic cruise missile

The Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency is seeking industry concepts for a next-generation hypersonic cruise missile. DARPA’s aim is to maintain US military advantage against advanced air defences and rival hypersonic capabilities.

Strategic Influence

Iran is draining its leverage in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump’s best move is to let it happen.

The article argues that Iran’s disruption of the Strait of Hormuz provides diminishing leverage as global energy markets adapt through alternative supplies, new infrastructure, and diversification, creating an opportunity for the US and its allies.

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

AI’s Economic Winners

Global advantage will depend on capital, talent, energy, digital infrastructure and resilient supply chains—not frontier models alone. Semiconductor chokepoints give Taiwan, the Netherlands and Japan leverage alongside American and Chinese technological leadership.

HMAS Brisbane fires a Tomahawk

Military Management

Missiles worth $40 million a shot rack up America's Iran war costs

The conflict highlights a growing sustainability problem — sophisticated weapons can provide effective protection, but limited stocks, high costs and lengthy production times constrain future options. "Qualitative edge will always allow us to win" is a fallacy.

Technology & Innovation

How DARPA plans to get nuclear power in the size of a ‘AA battery’

The US’ Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is developing compact radiovoltaic nuclear batteries that convert radiation directly into electricity. The aim is to power devices for decades without recharging, overcoming heat and weight limitations.

Military History

The Octane Revolution: How Jimmy Doolittle Catalyzed a Wartime Industry

High-octane aviation fuel was a decisive, often overlooked, Allied advantage in World War II. Its development aided victory in the Battle of Britain and created the industrial foundation for America’s post-war automotive and petrochemical prosperity.

Strategic Influence

Australia and Japan are stewards of a wavering order

Rather than hedging against US unreliability, key allies like Australia, Japan, Britain and Poland are strengthening ties with both Washington and each other, ‘stewarding’ the US-led order through deeper security cooperation and defence integration.

Artificial Intelligence

Chinese military researchers tap US AI models to train defence systems

The researchers are using outputs from OpenAI and Anthropic models to train domestic AI systems via distillation, accelerating defence applications such as surveillance, cyber warfare, targeting and autonomous operations. Happening despite US technology restrictions.

Air & Space Power

Airpower opened Iran’s skies. Why hasn’t it reopened Hormuz?

The article argues that Operation Epic Fury exposed a weakness in traditional airpower: achieving air superiority and destroying Iranian assets has not stopped low-cost drones and missiles from disrupting Strait of Hormuz shipping.

Strategic Influence

With a Saudi deal, the US begins ‘Plan C’ for nonproliferation in the Middle East

The agreement accelerates Saudi Arabia’s civilian nuclear program, potentially allowing uranium enrichment and marking a shift in US non-proliferation strategy. Critics argue the shift reflects changing regional realities after setbacks in containing Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

Technology & Innovation

It is time to reconsider the costs of new energetics

The author asserts the Pentagon should assess advanced energetic materials like CL-20 by their system-wide benefits—not just upfront costs. Greater range and lethality could reduce munition use, platform losses and overall military spending.

Singapore Air Force F-16D Pitch Black 26.

Air & Space Power

US, Australia and Marines drill mass bomb-building in Texas

A high-tempo munitions exercise at Dyess tested whether US, Australian and Marine Corps personnel could rapidly translate complex tasking into weapons production, adapt to changing demands and sustain combat power under austere conditions.

Solar farms on Defence establishments in the Northern Territory

Technology & Innovation

Electricity and military power

Just as oil was militarily crucial last century, reliable electricity is becoming the foundation for military and economic strength, advanced manufacturing and emerging technologies. Resilient energy infrastructure is essential for national competitiveness and long-term technological advantage.

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Communication & Cognition

Pine Gap’s Influence in the Australia–US Relationship Has Diminished

Siting the facility in the desert offered exceptional communications security. Modern encryption reduces dependence on remote geographic locations significantly and commercial satellites now provide frequent sensitive imagery. Australia should reassess assumptions about this key strategic asset.

Air & Space Power

Lockheed Martin’s Morfius X-Rotor built to fry 50 enemy drones in one flight

The prototype reusable ground-launched high-power microwave counter-drone system is designed for low-cost, one-to-many engagements. It aims to attack swarms while reducing reliance on expensive interceptors. Built to be recovered, it utilises any command-and-control system.

Before a Cyber Force, Fix Cyber Governance

The author argues the Pentagon should prioritise establishing clear cyber governance and accountability before creating a Cyber Force, as force-generation problems stem from fragmented ownership of cyberspace rather than the absence of a dedicated service.

Technology & Innovation

In first, US uses sea drones in combat in Iran strikes: CENTCOM

The un-crewed surface vessels—Corsair Sea drones—struck an Iranian submarine and ship maintenance facility at the Bandar Abbas Naval Base, degrading maritime attack capabilities and highlighting the growing operational role of naval drones.

Gaps in network security, oversight strategy hamper US’s aviation cybersecurity regulators

Aviation cybersecurity safeguards remain partially implemented, with gaps identified in network monitoring, identity management, zero-trust adoption and organisational responsibilities, highlighting the need for stronger cyber resilience across interconnected aircraft, airport and airspace systems.

Air & Space Power

DIU seeks cheaper drones to carry out Reaper missions

The Pentagon is seeking a low-cost, mass-produced modular drone similar to the MQ-9 Reaper, designed for attrition warfare. Aims to deliver operational capability by 2031, reflecting lessons from significant Reaper losses against Iranian air defences.

Air & Space Power

US Pacific Air Forces successfully deploys Long Range Anti-Ship Missile from B-2 stealth bomber

The Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) is designed to detect and destroy enemy ships at long ranges and is considered to be a key component in the US military’s counter-maritime strike operations.

Strategic Influence

US eyes 1,150-mile missile as China expands military reach across Pacific

The United States Air Force is developing a family of air-launched missiles exceeding 1,000 nautical miles in range to strike air, land and maritime targets while enhancing long-range deterrence and survivability in contested Indo-Pacific operations.

Strategic Influence

The Pentagon Spent Decades Consolidating the Defense Industry. It’s Now Time To Pivot.

The United States is reassessing its post-Cold War defence industrial model to rebuild competition, strengthen manufacturing resilience, expand defence production capacity, and reduce dependence on a small number of prime contractors amid warfare demands.

Air & Space Power

US Air Force accelerates B-21 Raider production, projects 2027 fielding

The United States Air Force (USAF) and Northrop Grumman will boost B‑21 Raider production capacity by 25 percent, accelerating deliveries of the stealth bomber to strengthen U.S. long‑range strike and deterrence capabilities.

Soldiers of 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment embark a US Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey for an Air Mobile Operations during Exercise Koolendong 2021.

Strategic Influence

Can the US ‘run’ Venezuela? Military force can topple a dictator, but it cannot create political authority or legitimacy

The toppling of Venezuela’s dictatorship by US military is a clear example of how military effects can be strategically limited. While the leadership was successfully extracted, any subsequent strategy for building legitimate governance is lacking.

Military History

Why Hitler declared war on the United States

Hitler seized Pearl Harbor as the moment to formalise a long-planned clash with the United States. Japan’s entry promised naval weight and distraction—so Berlin rushed to declare war first and widen the conflict fast.

Technology & Innovation

A drone ‘war is more silent and more deadly’ — and America is behind

Drone warfare now shapes daily survival and battlefield outcomes. Cheap, adaptable systems dominate. Forces that fail to match speed, scale, and electronic resilience risk being outpaced in any high-intensity conflict shaped by constant aerial threat.

Military History

In plain sight: The Pearl Harbor spy

A spy infiltrated Pearl Harbor before the 1941 attack and gathered critical intel on defences. His covert work shaped the assault’s success. It shows how human intelligence and secrecy remain powerful tools.

Douglas A-20 Havoc bomber

Military History

The pajama pilot over Pearl Harbor

The December 7 1941 sudden crisis forced split-second decisions under extreme pressure — showing how preparation, instinct, and calm action can shape outcomes when routine moments turn into defining events.

Military History

Bookshelf: War lessons from Robert McNamara

McNamara’s (US Secretary of Defense 1961-68) experience in Vietnam highlights the need for clear exit strategies, understanding local conditions, and weighing public opinion. Misplaced loyalty, faith in numbers, and delayed honesty can lock leaders into failing choices.

Military History

How one Japanese vessel spectacularly failed at Pearl Harbor

On December 7, 1941, Japanese midget submarines attempted a covert attack on Pearl Harbor. Mechanical failures and early detection limited their impact, highlighting the role of vigilance, early warning, and human decision-making in maritime defence.

Military History

Bookshelf: A new history of Vietnam’s American War

A reassessment of Vietnam’s long conflict challenges familiar stories, arguing internal division—not foreign domination—shaped events, with outside involvement intensifying an already brutal struggle rather than determining its final outcome.

Collins Class submarine

Technology & Innovation

Ultra-fast shipbuilding tool cuts US submarine planning time from 160 hours to 10 mins

The US Navy is investing $448M in Ship OS (Shipbuilding Operating System) to modernise shipyards, integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI), streamline workflows and cut costs, starting with submarine production before expanding fleet-wide.

Chinese Navy sailors onboard PLA Navy Ship Sanya alongside South China Sea Fleet Navy Base in Zhanjiang.

Strategic Influence

How China Now Talks About NATO and Why It Matters for the Asia-Pacific

Since 2021, China’s rhetoric toward NATO has shifted sharply negative, portraying NATO as a U.S. 'hegemonic tool' exporting instability to Asia. The narrative is driven by alignment with Russia and broader ideological confrontation with the West.

Air & Space Power

US Air Force wants AI to power high-speed wargaming

To remedy some of the problems that have hampered war-gaming for years, USAF plans to use WarMatrix—an AI-powered, cloud-based system that can run simulations 10,000x faster, enhance realism, decision-making, and scalability for joint operations.

Strategic Influence

What dispersed basing reveals about US strategic priorities.

Micronesia’s growing strategic importance reflects shifting regional priorities—its dispersed sites offer flexibility for major powers, yet local communities bear rising risks without meaningful safeguards or long-term protection. Could pressure allies to align with US.

Strategic Influence

Meeting the Taiwan blockade threat

China’s growing power is shifting deterrence in the Indo-Pacific. The United States, Australia, Japan, and partners should rethink their strategies. Japan and the Philippines are central for access and support to Taiwan if a crisis breaks out.

Air & Space Power

Air Force practices operating from cut-off bases in fierce future war

The US Air Force’s Mosaic Tiger 26-1 exercise tested Agile Combat Employment, training aviators to sustain dispersed operations without resupply or communications, using multi-capable roles and resourcefulness to maintain aircraft and generate sorties.

Strategic Influence

As USMC leans on Australian territory, ADF can gain, but we must guard autonomy

Australia’s growing role in US regional planning offers real advantages—yet it also demands clear boundaries to protect national decision-making, ensure genuine autonomy and strengthen long-term resilience across the north.

Air & Space Power

Marines deploy Reaper drone unit to South China Sea

A temporary drone presence is helping a regional partner strengthen situational awareness in contested waters—offering steady support during a period of rising tension and frequent confrontations. The Reapers provide long-endurance surveillance capability.

Air & Space Power

What missile did a USAF F-22 use to break a fifth-gen record?

The aircraft's record for the longest air-to-air intercept using an AMRAAM (Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile) radar-guided missile used for both air-to-air and surface-to-air combat demonstrates extended time-of-flight and enhanced lethality for fifth-generation fighters.

Strategic Influence

US Marine Corps stands up 3 new combat logistics companies in Japan

The US Marine Corps activated new logistics companies under Force Design 2030 to enhance agile support across Indo-Pacific island chains, emphasizing adaptability, modernization, and rapid response to evolving threats and contested environments.

Air & Space Power

US Army’s Apache V6 can reliably hunt drones using existing sensors, weapons, show tests

The AH-64E Apache helicopter has proved highly effective in anti-drone tests, downing 13 of 14 drones using existing weapons. The tests confirm the aircraft’s evolving role as a multi-role counter-drone and battlefield sensor platform.

Military History

Commemoration events for 84th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack

This US article outlines the public events that offer a chance to honour those lost in the 1941 WW2 Japanese attack and reflect on its lasting impact — strengthening community remembrance and preserving lived stories for future generations.

Military History

With his bare hands, this sailor sealed off his ship to save its crew

The USS Neosho survived Pearl Harbor but was lost in the Coral Sea. A determined sailor protected others during deadly attacks — showing how steady action under pressure can preserve hope, even when the situation appears hopeless.

U.S. Air Force F-22A Raptors assigned to the 27th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron along with Royal Australian Air Force F-35A Lightning IIs from No 75 Squadron and a KC-30A Multi Role Tanker Transport aircraft from No 33 Squadron, demonstrate a show of force by conducting an elephant walk at RAAF Base Tindal, Australia,

Air & Space Power

US F-35 drops inert nuclear bomb to show future atomic strike mission capability

The F-35 successfully completed B61-12 nuclear bomb flight tests at Tonopah, Utah, validating reliability and extending weapon life by 20 years. This milestone confirms the F-35 as the only fifth-gen fighter certified for nuclear missions.

Military Management

Two Dangerous Assumptions in U.S. Defense Planning and How to Fix Them

Decades of U.S. dominance have bred complacent assumptions about mobility and sustainment in the Indo-Pacific. Williams argues planners must confront logistical, geographic, and force design limits, adopting realistic, resilient postures grounded in war-gaming and analysis.

Air & Space Power

US Army’s first hypersonic battery to be fully equipped by December

The U.S. Army’s first hypersonic weapon battery, Dark Eagle, will be fully armed by December 2025, marking a major milestone in America’s race with China and Russia to field operational long-range hypersonic strike capability.

Air & Space Power

Australia, US move toward co-producing guided weapons

Australia and the United States have signed a Joint Statement of Intent to co-produce guided weapons, establishing a joint office and advancing sovereign missile manufacturing under Australia’s $21 billion GWEO Enterprise.

A Marine Rotational Force - Darwin MV22B Osprey during Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 at Bradshaw Field Training Area in the Northern Territory.

Air & Space Power

Australia will store, maintain USMC Ospreys

Operating primarily out of Darwin and the northern Australian training areas, the MV-22 aircraft help maintain a secure region, strengthen interoperability between the Australian Defence Force and the USMC, and provide engagement across the Indo-Pacific.

MQ-28A Ghost Bat aircraft in front of a hangar.

Air & Space Power

First flight tests begin for Air Force’s drone wingmen

Rapid testing of US collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) highlights a new approach to acquisition—prioritising speed, competition, and adaptability to deliver scalable un-crewed systems. 1000-plus CCAs planned for strikes, reconnaissance, electronic warfare and decoys.

Military Management

‘Nasty’ Fights of the Future Require More Realistic Training, Says Panel

US forces are focussing on training to be delivered at speed and at the density to meet rapidly changing threats and capability. They are making training realistic and adaptive through exercises, simulators and live-virtual-constructive modes.

Military Management

General: 8% cuts ‘painful,’ but could bring fresh funds for Air Force

US Air Force must achieve an 8% budget cut while maintaining lethality and deterrence. This may involve retiring older platforms and cancelling noncrucial programs. Other air forces will watch how it achieves this balance.

Air & Space Power

Space Force lacks ‘warfighting ethos,’ experts say

The Mitchell Institute's report recommends new policies allowing weapons in space; increased funding and personnel; the development of a warfighting concept to shape a more assertive culture among guardians; and better tracking of space activity.

Strategic Influence

The Pentagon's Next Crisis: Russia and China Trading Military Secrets?

Growing cooperation between Russia and China in military technology raises concerns, but overreacting could push them closer. Russia wants Chinese drones and semiconductors. China desires Russian aviation and submarine propulsion technology.

Strategic Influence

What America’s Iron Dome effort should learn from Israel’s air defense systems

Israel’s missile defence network has proven effective against diverse aerial threats. The US should enhance existing systems and cooperation with Israel to develop next-generation defences, adapting to increasingly complex and evolving threats.

Strategic Influence

To safeguard the Arctic, Trump should work with Denmark and Greenland

This article discusses the historical and strategic importance of Greenland to Denmark and the US, emphasizing the need for continued NATO integration of Arctic defence due to Russia's militarization and China's regional ambitions.

Technology & Innovation

US Navy’s spectacular laser test

Powered by the ship’s supply, the weapon successfully struck an aerial drone, demonstrating precise, cost-effective defence against air and sea threats. Laser systems could reduce reliance on conventional ammunition stockpiles, enhancing sustainability and operational efficiency.

Strategic Influence

To secure Taiwan, the United States must first secure Ukraine

Maintaining US support for Ukraine is strategically linked to defending Taiwan, as it weakens Russian resources, deters Chinese aggression, and strengthens the US industrial base. Ignoring Ukraine could cause a two-front war against reconstituted adversaries.

Strategic Influence

Some US allies contribute, some loaf. Here’s a numerical assessment

This article looks at Defence spending as a percentage of GDP, long term meeting of targets, purchase of US weapons, and support for US-led combat coalitions. Australia, Britain, and the Netherlands lead, Germany and Japan underperform.

Air & Space Power

Air Force’s newest plane, the Skyraider II, honors a legendary aircraft

The US Air Force’s new single-engine turboprop will support special operations with precision strikes and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. It follows the naming tradition of A-10 Thunderbolt II and F-35 Lightning II, honouring past aircraft.

Air & Space Power

US Navy Declares IOC for Super Hornet IRST

The US Navy has declared initial operational capability for an advanced infrared tracking system on Super Hornets. Australia has ordered the same system, with deliveries set for 2025.

Air & Space Power

Robot wingmen vs. China: What a think tank’s wargame revealed about a key USAF concept

The Mitchell Institute's wargame emphasizes affordable drones, preferring cost-effective Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) for efficiency.

Air & Space Power

The USAF Is Stitching Two Wrecked F-35s Together to Make One Flyer

In a world first, the USAF is combining two broken F35 aircraft to salvage usable parts into one working aircraft.

Communication & Cognition

Americans are shocked to discover what counts as 'near' in Europe, highlighting a vast cultural difference they hadn't considered before

A British TikToker went viral after claiming that a location two hours away wasn't considered close.

Air & Space Power

Israel Is Getting Precision Weapons from America to Fight Hamas

The $320 million package enables Rafael USA to transfer SPICE Family Gliding Bomb Assemblies to Rafael Advanced Defense Systems in Israel.

Technology & Innovation

Why Biden’s multibillion-dollar bet on hydrogen energy is such a big deal

Clean hydrogen aims to meet climate goals and boost US manufacturing through seven major hubs.

Strategic Influence

President Biden wraps up his visit to wartime Israel with a warning against being ‘consumed’ by rage

Biden visited Israel for 7.5 hours to show U.S. support following a recent Hamas attack, also brokering a limited humanitarian aid deal for Gaza.

Strategic Influence

CNN Poll: Americans are deeply sympathetic toward Israelis and see their military response to Hamas attacks as justified

A majority of Americans are sympathetic to Israeli and Palestinian people. Around 71% feel a lot of sympathy for Israelis. 41% feel a lot of sympathy for Palestinians.

Technology & Innovation

Can expensive, American-made weapons like F-16s turn the tide in Ukraine’s war against Russia?

Despite the tanks, artillery and other equipment supplied by Western allies, the Ukrainian counteroffensive against Moscow’s invasion has stalled. This has left many wondering what else is needed.

Technology & Innovation

America and China’s $574 billion chip war has already scored an ‘extraordinary success beyond anyone’s wild dreams’ for Joe Biden

The escalating U.S.-China semiconductor rivalry has resulted in significant strategic moves, notably benefiting the Biden administration.

Strategic Influence

America’s Military-Industrial Base Needs a Revival

The US urgently needs a national defence-industrial base mobilization to supply the weapons and equipment for its security as well as to support Ukraine and prepare for possible conflict with China. The huge US economy can support this.

Americans are building natural disaster-proof homes shaped like domes that cost roughly the same as the average US house

Resistant to extreme weather, these homes can withstand floods and hurricanes.

Strategic Influence

Biden chooses Lisa Franchetti to head Pentagon military branch

President Biden nominated Admiral Lisa Franchetti to lead the US Navy, making her the first woman to head a Pentagon military service branch. Her distinguished career includes leading the US 6th Fleet and US naval forces in South Korea and serving as an aircraft carrier strike commander.

Strategic Influence

How Franchetti’s experience made her Biden’s pick to lead the Navy

Adm. Lisa Franchetti's nomination as the first woman to lead the Navy under President Biden makes her the first woman to lead any of the services in the USA. Her achievement is a significant milestone in breaking gender barriers in the military.

Air & Space Power

Why Only America Flies The F-22 Raptor Stealth Fighter

Despite perhaps not being the only reason, the most obvious reason is that the US wants to be the only country to possess F-22 technology.

Strategic Influence

The Newest American Military Bases Abroad

After US bases on home soil, the biggest American bases are generally in Europe. And although American troops can be required anywhere in the world, Europe houses most of the newer US bases.

Technology & Innovation

F-35B: America’s Ultimate Stealth Fighter?

The F-35B is the most complex aircraft of the F-35 program due to the engineering required to deliver an improved vertical hover and vertical take-off capacity.

Strategic Influence

NATO allies offer Ukraine security assurances as Biden hits out at 'craven' Putin

REUTERS: President Zelenskiy is confident that Ukraine will join NATO after security stabilization. Biden supports this, while Russia critiques NATO's perceived Cold War tactics.

Strategic Influence

Biden: We won’t ‘make it easy’ for Ukraine to join NATO

President Biden said Ukraine must meet NATO standards, implying no easy path to alliance membership.

Technology & Innovation

AI Is Changing How Americans Find Jobs and Get Promoted

Changes in human capital management systems, more strategic, data-driven HR and talent management practices, and increased bias awareness are reshaping hiring, development, promotion, and termination processes. Hence, personnel should comprehend AI's role in their workplace.

Military History

All 20 American WW2 Aircraft Carrier Planes, and How Many Were Built

US carrier-based aircraft were crucial in the Pacific theatre. The rugged and reliable Grumman F4F Wildcat was initially the main fighter. However, rapid technological improvements created the F6F Hellcat, which proved highly effective in combat.

Biden Will Nominate USAF’s Brown to Chair Joint Chiefs

President Joe Biden will nominate Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. as the next Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman. The nomination was confirmed by a senior administration official. Gen. Brown's appointment comes after reports that he had been selected as the president's senior military adviser.

Strategic Influence

How USAF Is Tackling Pilot Retention: More Money, More Stability

The US Air Force experienced a net loss of about 250 pilots last year. In response, the USAF is launching a new program that provides financial bonuses and guaranteed assignment locations while reducing the frequency of deployments.

Strategic Influence

How USAF Is Tackling Pilot Retention: More Money, More Stability

The US Air Force experienced a net loss of about 250 pilots last year. In response, the USAF is launching a new program that provides financial bonuses and guaranteed assignment locations while reducing the frequency of deployments.

Strategic Influence

USAF Analysis: China Hopes The US Can’t Afford Enough B-21s to Make A Difference

Numerous Chinese publications have downplayed the viability of the new B-21 Raider. Some articles suggest that the US cannot afford a sufficient number of bombers to make a significant impact in a conflict with China.

Artificial Intelligence

US President Joe Biden meets with Microsoft, Google CEOs, outlining expectations on safe artificial intelligence use

President Biden expressed concerns regarding privacy, civil rights, and national security risks. He requested that companies increase transparency with policymakers and assess the safety of their products for enhanced protection.

Technology & Innovation

Australian hypersonic spaceplane technology ready for export to the USA

Australian company Hypersonix will provide hypersonic technology (engines and drones) to the USA Defense Innovation Unit for testing in early 2024.

Military History

In 1945, a Japanese Balloon Bomb Killed Six Americans, Five of Them Children, in Oregon

During WW2, the Japanese released 9,000 balloons, each carrying a bomb—1,000 balloons reached the USA—apart from the party from Oregon, there were no other casualties.

Strategic Influence

America in Decline? World Thinks Again.

Barely a year ago, some countries dismissed the United States as a ‘has-been’ after its withdrawal from Afghanistan. Now, the world is again recognizing America’s deep strengths and appeal.

Strategic Influence

Joe Biden’s Ukraine Strategy Is A Success

Supporting Ukraine for roughly 5% of the U.S. annual military budget is in the US national interest as it is not only the morally right thing to do, but it reduces Russia's capability to wage conventional war in the future.

Military Management

US-China chip war: America is winning

Advanced microchips drive economic and scientific advancement as well as military capabilities; therefore, the US is investing in the manufacturer of microchips within the USA.

Strategic Influence

United States Air Force and Pentagon unveil new B-21 Raider stealth bomber in tightly controlled ceremony

The B-21 Raider is the first new American bomber aircraft in more than 30 years, and almost every aspect of it is classified.

Technology & Innovation

Deterrence the American way’: The new B-21 bomber debuts

B-21 names the Raider after the Doolittle Raiders, the implication being that distance is no protection against the B-21.

Someone has to do it’: American vets in Ukraine train front-line medics as war rages with Russia

American veterans have volunteered to support and train Ukrainian military medical personnel.

Military Management

Joe Biden Just Crushed China's Semiconductor Industry

China is dependent on the US for access to advanced semiconductor chip technology—the US restricting China's access to US chips is likely to have a significant effect on China's economy.

Technology & Innovation

NGAD: The Air Force’s Next Stealth Fighter Will Be Built for a Russia or China War

A whole of government approach is needed to ensure the U.S. Air Force 6th generation Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) fighter is operational before the end of the decade.

Strategic Influence

‘Dirt det’ marks first time American F-35Bs have operated from an Australian base

Twelve Marine Corps F-35B Lightning IIs and 300 personnel based near Hiroshima, Japan, have been operating from RAAF Base Tindal as part of Exercise Pitch Black.

Strategic Influence

USAF Eyeing MQ-28 Ghost Bat For Next Gen Air Dominance Program

Due to its relatively rapid development and modular design, Australia’s Ghost Bat could be “a risk-reduction mechanism” for the drone component of America’s Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) system systems.

Technology & Innovation

Why America's Virginia-Class Is Really 5 Submarines In 1

Using incremental improvements in design and production processes allows the United States Navy to launch Virginia Class Submarines on an almost annual basis.

Military History

William 'Billy' Mitchell -- 'The father of the United States Air Force'

Against strong opposition, General Billy Mitchell championed the need for the US to acquire an independent Air Force.

Strategic Influence

Beijing bristles at Biden’s "yes" for US military intervention if China invades Taiwan

Chinese authorities have denounced US President Biden’s assertion that the US and Japan would intervene militarily if China invaded Taiwan, as that would jeopardise Chinese President Xi Jinping's ambition of national integration.

Strategic Influence

Readout of President Biden’s Call with Prime Minister-Designate Anthony Albanese

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.

Victoria’s Joint Task Group Task Unit Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel Scott D’Rozario points at a map as Shire Municipal Emergency Management Officer Travis Dixon, briefs him about the situation and possible needs of the communities around Trentham and other storm affected areas in Central Victoria.

Strategic Influence

5 Reasons Why Geography Is America's Greatest Weapon Against an Invasion

The USA sits between two oceans, the Pacific and the Atlantic; and it has land borders with Mexico and Canada, neither of which are ever likely to prove a threat to the USA—it is Geography that keeps the USA safe from invasion.

Putin, Zelenskyy and Biden all have unique leadership styles

Hunter and Scott argue that the 2022 Russo-Ukraine Conflict has three key leaders, each of who use a different type of leadership.

Putin, Zelenskyy and Biden all have unique leadership styles

Hunter and Scott argue that the 2022 Russo-Ukraine Conflict has three key leaders, each of who use a different type of leadership.

Royal Australian Air Force nursing officer Flight Lieutenant Nicole Klein-Essink (right) and Royal Australian Navy sailor Leading Seaman Medic Angela Cox discuss patient management during a collective training simulation activity at HMAS Penguin in Sydney.

Managing the opioid crisis in North America and beyond

In 2020, North America observed the deadliest year yet of what can only be described as an opioid epidemic, with more than 100,000 drug overdoses recorded in the USA—almost 76,000 of them attributed to opioids.

Strategic Influence

U.S. strongly committed to Japan defense, Biden tells Kishida, hails military boost

US President Joe Biden has told Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida that the United States was ‘completely’ committed to defending Japan.

Australian Vice Chief of Defence Force David Johnston and General Eberhard Zorn, Chief of Defence of the Federal Republic of Germany laying a wreath at the Australian War Memorial for his inaugural visit to Australia.

Military History

The Battle of the Bulge: Hitler’s Desperate Gambit Crushed by American Grit

The Battle of the Bulge reminds us that without adequate fuel supplies, no military can succeed.

A No. 100 Squadron English Electric Canberra Bomber TT heritage aircraft flying over the Temora Aviation Museum during its maiden voyage under Royal Australian Air Force custodianship.

Military History

Chuck Yeager obituary American pilot who was the first person to fly faster than the speed of sound

Chuck Yeager the first person to break the sound barrier in level flight.

A curious pony watches an Australian Army Unimog truck from 3rd Brigade in Townsville as it passes by on its way to the Shoalwater Bay Training Area in North Queensland during Exercise Talisman Saber 17

Communication & Cognition

A human is not a horse. So why is a livestock drug sweeping America?

Thousands of people worldwide are treating themselves with a horse medication in the mistaken belief it will successfully treat, or prevent, COVID-19.

Tanks and guns on display at the Australian Armour and Artillery Museum in Cairns.

Military History

George Kennan urged American leadership and patience to counter the Soviets. Instead, the Cold War ensued

While some were considering military action against an expansionist USSR, George Kennan convinced the Truman Administration there was a better strategy.

Military History

"The Most Complete Naval Victory": How America Smashed Japan at Midway

The US' victory at Midway was due to a superior strategy and a very high level of tactical leadership.

A No. 100 Squadron English Electric Canberra Bomber TT heritage aircraft after take-off at the Temora Aviation Museum.

Technology & Innovation

This British Jet Bomber Was So Good The Americans Wanted It Too

Designed by the British in 1945, the Canberra Bomber was pitted against the world's best and outperformed them all.

An Australian Army ARH Tiger from the 1st Aviation Regiment flies over the Arizona desert, USA.

Strategic Influence

To Start a War: How the Bush Administration Took America Into Iraq

Robert Draper’s new book describes how the 2003 Iraq War started, which, Draper argues, took place because of paranoia and a comprehensive intelligence failure.

Commander of United States Space Command, General James Dickinson, signs the No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit visitor book during his visit to RAAF Base Edinburgh, South Australia.

Communication & Cognition

Most Americans think they can spot fake news. They can't, study finds

Up to 75% of Americans believe they can spot 'fake news', but a study has shown that they can’t, and worse still, they are more than likely to share 'fake news'.

United States Marines (left) Lance Corporal Brandon James and Lance Corporal Devyn Dockery prepare to raise the national flag of the United States of America before the start of the opening ceremony of Exercise Southern Jackaroo 21 at 1st Brigade headquarters, Darwin on June 15.

US mulling military response to ransomware attacks, Biden officials say

The US is taking ransomware attacks very seriously and is considering how to respond to future cyberattacks.

A trio of United States Air Force F-16C Fighting Falcons from the 18th Aggressor Squadron fly alongside after refuelling from a No 33 Squadron KC-30A Multi-Role Tanker Transport as part of a mission during Exercise Cope North 20 in Guam.

Air & Space Power

USAF Releases New Airpower Doctrine

The USAF has recently (Apr 2021) released its new doctrine; the Chief of Staff of the USAF, Gen Charles Brown, notes that this doctrine serves as a a new cornerstone of airpower philosophy’.

A trio of United States Air Force F-16C Fighting Falcons from the 18th Aggressor Squadron fly alongside after refuelling from a No 33 Squadron KC-30A Multi-Role Tanker Transport as part of a mission during Exercise Cope North 20 in Guam.

Air & Space Power

USAF Releases New Airpower Doctrine

The USAF has recently (Apr 2021) released its new doctrine; the Chief of Staff of the USAF, Gen Charles Brown, notes that this doctrine serves as a a new cornerstone of airpower philosophy’.

Cyber Disk

Americans turn to VPNs to prevent online Fraud and Hacking

A new report shows that Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) usage has increased in the USA as Americans try to find a way to increase their online security

Two Australian Army Eurocopter Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopters from 1st Aviation Regiment fly over United States Marines from Marine Rotational Force - Darwin during the Anzac Day 2022 march held in Palmerston, Northern Territory.

Biden Showcases the Strength, Excellence of American Military Diversity

On International Women’s Day 2021, US President Joe Biden confirmed the promotion of two women to four-star rank—both were also appointed to command combatant commands.

Two Australian Army Eurocopter Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopters from 1st Aviation Regiment fly over United States Marines from Marine Rotational Force - Darwin during the Anzac Day 2022 march held in Palmerston, Northern Territory.

Biden Showcases the Strength, Excellence of American Military Diversity

On International Women’s Day 2021, US President Joe Biden confirmed the promotion of two women to four-star rank—both were also appointed to command combatant commands.

The Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden, addresses ADF veterans of the Middle East Area of Operations and the ship's company of HMAS Adelaide, during a visit to the ship alongside Fleet Base East, Sydney.

Strategic Influence

American, Chinese diplomats clash publicly at start of first talks under Joe Biden's presidency

The first face-to-face meeting between Biden Administration Officials and their Chinese counterparts has ended without any improvement in relations.

The Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden (centre), speaks with (from left) Acting Fleet Commander, Commodore Luke Charles-Jones, CSC, OAM, RAN, Commanding Officer HMAS Adelaide, Captain Paul Mandziy, CSC, RAN, Chief of the Defence Force Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin, AC, and Deputy Chief… read more

Strategic Influence

Biden, Australia, and the Future of ANZUS in the Indo-Pacific

Now that the Biden administration is in office, Australia must take the initiative to ensure we get the outcomes we consider that we need for our region.

Royal Australian Air Force Commander of the Control and Reporting Centre, Squadron Leader Ivan Saunders monitors a screen inside the Nevada Test and Training Range facility during Exercise Red Flag 19-1 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, USA.

USA Army Reserve Gets First Cyber General

Strong and consistent leadership has resulted in Colonel Robert Powell being the first US Army Reserve Officer to be promoted to flag rank in the Cyber Branch.

Australian Army Reservist Private James Keyte from 8th/7th Battalion Royal Victorian Regiment, responds to incoming reports at the Police Phone Assistance Line in Ballarat, Victoria in support of Op COVID 19 Assist.

USAGOV: Common Scams and Frauds

This USA Government web site provides a list of common scams and frauds—avoiding scams and frauds could help people maintain their financial wellbeing.

Royal Australian Air Force officer Pilot Officer Allana Mickle, demonstrates an augmented reality headset during the AIR4 and Jasper Launch at Luna Park in Melbourne.

Technology & Innovation

Maverick For America- Red 6

An airborne augmented reality system might be one way that the US military can cut the cost of training.