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The United States must prepare to get along without satellites so that even nuclear antisatellite weapons would not be worth the risk.
American arms control efforts are failing because other parties are not interested in what the United States has to tell them.
Russian ghost fleets have emerged as hazards to navigation, and could permanently imperil freedom of the seas.
Fifty-seven years ago today, USS Forestall CVA-59 caught fire and nearly sank. Herewith a retrospective of that event.
The overruling of the Chevron Deference doctrine opens the door to the overruling of the Feres Doctrine that protects military commanders.
A plug for merging the National Guard and Reserve into one command, eliminating redundancy and resource competition.
The Trump Administration’s approach to arms control was simple. There would be no more one-sided treaties and cheating would not be tolerated. Whether it was the...
The United States gives entirely too short a shrift to Alaska, the only part of the High North the U.S. currently occupies.
In his 2001 book The Myth of the Great War: A New Military History of World War I, the American Professor John Mosier, who teaches English...
The American military tolerates failure, bleeds talent, and wastes resources at an unsustainable rate. Opinions aside, the military’s resume speaks for itself. True Defense Department visionaries...
