The Department of Veteran Affairs and the Privacy of Medical Professionals: A Breach of Trust?
As the first Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Public Affairs and then Public and Intergovernmental Affairs,…
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently made two significant military procurement decisions: it would buy the…
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In thinking through operations in the North Atlantic, there is a strategic triangle among the seabases,…
Read More »F-35s Arrive in Australia’s Northern Territories
The Royal Australian Air Force has based its first Lockheed Martin F-35As at RAAF Base Tindal…
Read More »An Update on the Canadian Fighter Competition: December 2021
The Canadian Government has announced that the shortlist for the Future Fighter replacement program for its…
Read More »Finland’s Fighter Decisions: A Two Key Inflection Points
Recently, Finland announced their decision with regard to a new fighter. They down-selected the F-35 and…
Read More »HMAS Supply: The Latest Support Ship in a Long History
Australia has a long association with ships named Supply, starting with a 24-metre Royal Navy tender which accompanied…
Read More »Shaping a Way Ahead for Maritime Autonomous Systems
Today one of the most rapidly growing areas of innovative technology adoption by the U.S. military…
Read More »C2, Amphibious Operations and Enabling the Integrated Distributed Force
To deal with threats from peer competitors, U.S, and allied forces are working ways to distribute…
Read More »B-1Bs train with the RAAF Over the Northern Territory
A pair of USAF B-1B Lancer bombers flew over Darwin on November 8. The B-1B crews…
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