Operation Carthage: Precise Inaccuracy
The popular perception of bombing in World War II is of inaccuracy and indiscriminate destruction. Despite…
Read More »The Future of Aegis BMD
“I think China is the main challenge to the U.S. national security over the next fifty…
Read More »An Update on Congress and Saudi Arms Sales
CAPITOL HILL: A top State Department official received a bipartisan berating from the Senate Foreign Relations…
Read More »Shaping A Way Ahead for 21st Century Military Transformation: UK and Australian Collaborative Opportunities
The recent visit of the Australian Defence Minister to the UK highlighted the question of how…
Read More »The Middle East Peace Deal That Wasn’t
Editor’s Note: I was in Bahrain the day after the Trump Administration generated conference to discuss…
Read More »General Curtis Le May and Remembering How to Build Significant Deterrent Capability
Trevor Albertson has written an important book reminding us of the nature of military leadership required…
Read More »Australia (DGS-AUS) Operations in 2030
In his article, Rodney Barton explores the potential future of the planned Distributed Ground Station –…
Read More »Europe’s First Dedicated Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production Plant
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has made a commitment to develop and purchase 75,000 tonnes of sustainable…
Read More »How Much Readiness is Enough?
One of Martin Van Creveld’s most contentious, and subsequently debated, themes of Supplying War related to the persistent…
Read More »Hybrid Warfare: National Options and Alliance Dynamics
There is no agreed definition of hybrid warfare. We’re essentially talking about warfare across more than…
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