Will the South African Gripens End Their Grounding and Fly Soon?
The sharp end of the SA Air Force (SAAF) – its Gripen fighters – have been…
Read More »Norway’s High North Defence
In the recent years, Arctic region is becoming militarised. Russia’s growing presence in Arctic and in…
Read More »The CMV-22B’s Contribution to Carrier Lethality and Survivability
I have written about how the CMV-22B provides for enhanced support to distributed maritime operations in…
Read More »Continuing Difficulties in the Certification of the 737 Max 10 and 7
Boeing is attempting to avoid an upgrade to the crew alerting system of the two members…
Read More »Germany and the Franco-German Defence “Couple”: Recalibrations?
Paris – France and Germany have postponed a long awaited meeting of cabinet ministers due to…
Read More »Maritime Environments Require Versatile Solutions for Combat Logistics
The United States latest National Defense Strategy continues to recognize the importance of the Indo-Pacific region…
Read More »The Payload-Utility Function and the Kill Web Concept of Operations: The Case of the Cube System
In our book published earlier this year and entitled A Maritime Kill Web Force in the…
Read More »What Role does Armour Play in the Direct Defence of Australia?
ASPI recently published Albert Palazzo’s excellent, balanced report on the Australian Army’s planned infantry fighting vehicles, or IFVs.…
Read More »Visiting Euronaval 2022: Shaping a Way Ahead for the Maritime Kill Web Force
I was in Paris for the Euronaval salon which was held during the week of October…
Read More »French Uncrewed Maritime Systems at Euronaval 2022
Two articles by Christina McKenzie for Breaking Defense highlighted French uncrewed maritime systems at the Euronaval…
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