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Remembering the Forgotten War
SANTA FE, N.M. — Although more than 320,000 Americans served in the Korean War — and more than 33,000 were killed in action — it is still our...
11/12/18Read it on The New York TimesHelsing Rolls Out Contra Air Defense Design, Plus Two New Inteceptors
The company claims the Contra system can track and engage “hundreds or thousands of drone and missile threats at the same time.”...
3d agoRead it on Breaking DefenseOld TOW Launchers Get New Teeth With Spike Missile Adapter
The system allows old TOW missile launchers to fire the massively more capable Spike LR2 without major modifications. The system allows old TOW...
2w agoRead it on TWZLand Power Still Crucial Amid Evolving Battlefield
The Army is assessing where land power fits into the bigger Joint Force picture as threats shift
2w agoRead it on National Defense MagazineThe Brigade and the Multidomain Breach
A specter looms over the US Army: the threat of positional warfare
2w agoRead it on Modern War InstituteSurvivability in the Age of Middle-Strike Drones
This theory of the diminishing value of traditional tactics like dispersion and mimicry is backed up by empirical evidence from the battlefield
3w agoRead it on Modern War InstituteBandit
The Inside Story of an Abrams Tank Company During Desert Storm
3w agoRead it on Military ReviewBritish Army Brings Cavalry Back for Modern Battlefield Recon
Maneuver Is Dead
Land Warfare in the Twenty-First Century
09/29/26Read it on Military ReviewThe Drones of Bannockburn
A Fourteenth-Century Battle's Bloody Lessons for Taiwan's Defense
09/26/26Read it on Modern War Institute
The First Test of Peace Lies in Ukraine's Borderlands
By Dennis T. Cosgrove • RealClearDefense
The VFW’s Gambling Addiction Victimizes Veterans
By Jack Yoest • RealClearDefense
Superintelligence Exposes a Gap in the Law of Delegated Authority
By Sue Ghosh Stricklett • RealClearDefense
When the Network Goes Dark, Who Controls the Battlefield?
By Jonathan K. Corrado • RealClearDefense
We Cannot Build Tomorrow's Weapons With Yesterday's Alloys
By Joseph F. Krause • RealClearDefense

When the Network Goes Dark, Who Controls the Battlefield?
By Jonathan K. Corrado • RealClearDefense
Air Force Should Buy 250 Blended-Wing Tankers, as 2027 Demo Looms
By A&SF Mag.
Long Deployments to Be Navy Standard For Next Couple Years
By Mongilio, USNI News
When the Network Goes Dark, Who Controls the Battlefield?
By Jonathan Corrado, RCD
Marines Deploy Neros Archer Drone in Live Fire Exercise for First Time
By USNI News
