Maritime Dynamics Archives

Maritime Dynamics Archive

The Bold Alligator Exercises and Calibrated Force Insertion

05/21/2018
By Robbin Laird

We are looking at how insertion forces can be shaped and leveraged as part of a…

Naval Aviation Training for the High End Fight

04/21/2018
By Todd Miller

The wide open ground and air space of west central Nevada host Naval Air Station (NAS)…

Preparing for the High-End Fight: Preparing for Warfare at Sea

04/15/2018
By Ed Timperlake and Robbin Laird

The past decade prioritized the land wars, and the Navy along with the Air Force have…

An Insider’s View of Global Defense Developments

The defense.info team will publish a periodic featured report focusing on key defense developments inside Washington and around the world. This report will give you a leg up on US and global defense developments and defining challenges. You can read the news to find out today’s tweets, but how about anticipating the headlines to come, which will drive perceptions and events down the road?

Each report will focus on a key development and provide in an in-depth look at the nature of that key development and its potential impacts and consequences for global competition and cooperation.

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The Future of Australian Defense in a Dynamically Changing Region

This report focuses on the future of Australian defense in a dynamically changing region. How might Australian defense evolve and with what consequences? What strategic choices will Australia face?Read more »

Highlight of the Week

05/20/2018

By defense.info

Germany and Defense: A Military Readiness Crisis?

Germany is at the heart of Europe and key to effective defense towards Russia in both the direction of Central Europe and the Baltics. Having forces which can defend Germany…

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Video of the Week

05/20/2018

By Aviation Photography Digest

Aboard an RAAF C-17

Auto Photography Digest interviews the CO of Royal Australian Air Force’s No. 36 Squadron Wing Commander Pete Thompson as we fly onboard 36SQN’s C-17A Globemaster III over the stunning beaches…

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Interview of the Week

05/21/2018

By Robbin Laird

SPMAGTF-CR-AF and Crisis Management:. The Perspective of David Suggs, CO of MCAS Yuma

During my May visit to MCAS Yuma, I had a chance to sit down with the Commanding Officer of the Air Station who has significant electronic warfare experience and was…

U.S. Marine Corps Col. David A. Suggs, the commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., was invited to fly in one of two EA-6B Prowler aircraft attached to Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron (VMAQ) 2, Oct. 16, 2017. This is the first time Col. Suggs has flown the Prowler after Many Years. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Ernest D. Grant)

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Danny's Corner

05/18/2018

A Different Kind of UK-US Special Relationship: Collusion to Subvert an American Presidential Election

By Ed Timperlake

05/12/2018

Rethinking the Intelligence Community in the Golden Age of Open Source Intelligence

By Danny Lam

05/09/2018

President Trump and the Iran Agreement

By Riki Ellison, Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance, Chairman and Founder

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Partner's Corner

05/19/2018

By Vice Admiral Shekhar Sinha (Retd)

The Importance of Aircraft Carriers for the Indian Navy

New Delhi. The age old debate rages on worldwide between strategists of both blocks, the ayes and naysayers, on the relevance of the aircraft carriers with respect to their combat…

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Hybrid Warfare and the Electromagnetic Spectrum

By Squadron Leader Jimmy

The introduction in 1915 of the so-called ‘interrupter’ gear allowed pilots to fire a machine gun through the propeller arc of First World War combat aircraft. This was a decisive change; pilots could now find and track targets in their field of view, assess

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