A blueprint for placing America and her economy on a war-production footing, with emphasis on forces most needed today.
A retired U.S. Navy admiral gives a blueprint for how to remove the last obstacle to an open Strait of Hormuz, the IRGC.
The United States Navy canceled yet another ship-development project. Perhaps the service needs an Elon Musk - or a Hyman Rickover.
Canada should not pretend to engage the Chinese Navy, but should instead concentrate on its own military security on the ground.
North Korea tried and failed to launch a new destroyer, showing that its shipbuilding capabilities do not match its ambitions.
To counter communist China, America must restore its own industrial might, especially in shipbuilding, where China has the edge.
China released DeepSeek, but is spending much greater effort in building the kind of navy and merchant marine needed to dominate at sea.
The Chinese Navy has invested heavily and fruitfully in carrier aviation, with an already impressive fleet of ships and aircraft.
The Marine Corps is in serious trouble, from the misguided Force Design protocol. The next Secretaries of Defense and the Navy must fix this.
A retired rear admiral responds to attempts in the media to promote climate change panic by saying the military takes it seriously.