Egypt Upgrades its F-16s
General Electric Aviation has been awarded a $275 million contract to upgrade the engines of Egypt’s…
Read More »A Look Back at Euronaval 2018: Another Look at the Return of Direct Defense
Two years have passed since Le Bourget hosted the last Euronaval show. Two years during which…
Read More »Drones as a Disruptive Technology
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, are as ubiquitous as pigeons and are disrupting a broad…
Read More »Army ADA Faces the Future
How busy is US Army Air Defense Artillery? “We have been at war for two decades…
Read More »Carriers Aren’t The Only Big Targets: The Challenges of Mobile Basing
For years, we’ve heard about how vulnerable aircraft carriers are to enemy fire. They’re big. They’re…
Read More »They Shall Not Grow Old
I am London on my way to Berlin to attend the international fighter conference. Because I…
Read More »How can Air Force best attract, recruit, train, educate and retain a workforce of the best available talent?
Editorial Note from Central Blue: There is no doubt that people are our greatest asset and…
Read More »The Future of Nordic Cooperation
In a new report produced under the aegis of NORDEFCO, the Nordic cooperation effort is assessed…
Read More »The Danish F-16 Transition: From a Garrison to an Expeditionary Air Force
During my visit to Denmark in October 2018, I had a chance to visit Fighter Wing…
Read More »The Secrets of Station X: How the Bletchley Park Codebreakers Helped Win the War
There is by now a growing literature on Bletchley Park, its culture, its approaches, and its…
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