Brent D. Sadler

The Australia-U. K.

America’s victory in World War II was a military success enabled by private industry: “freedom’s forge ,” as it’s been called. That forge, however,...

Good news for America’s national security: a much-needed comeback of our maritime industry is underway. But like a hidden undertow, trouble lurks...

Our Security in the Pacific Depends on It September 15 marks the fourth anniversary of the Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) partnership...

After more than a decade of apathy and false starts, the Navy will shrink to a nadir of 280 warships by 2027—the same time that Chinese leaders have...

Leaving This Key Agency Understaffed and Underfunded Imperils America’s Maritime Revival A long-overdue revival of our nation’s maritime industry is...

Four years ago, Admiral Philip Davidson, then commander of Indo-Pacific Command, warned that China was preparing to wage war over Taiwan by 2027. Four...

The USS Boxer returned to San Diego after only 10 days into what should have been at least a six month deployment with the 15th Marine Expeditionary...

China’s dogged campaign to build a global network of commercial ports and naval bases has now reached the Solomon Islands. And the draft basing...

On October 2, the USS Connecticut ran into an underground mountain in the South China Sea. The Navy has fired the nuclear attack sub’s top three...