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This report provides a compilation of our recent pieces on responses to the Coronavirus crisis, current actions, and the challenge of shaping a way ahead. We have raised for some…
On April 7, 2020, the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies hosted a video interview with General Jay Raymond, CSO of the USAF and Commander of US Space Command. Gen. John…
https://youtu.be/Kx7qw1lHTuk
My visit to Australia in March 2020 which was shortened by the need to comply with Australian and U.S. response to the Coronavirus crisis was focused, in part, on building…
Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, AO, CSC, RAN signs the visitors certificate during his visit to Headquarters Joint Task Force 633 at Camp Baird, in the Middle East region
03/29/2020
By By Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska and Luigi Scazzieri
In an April 2, 2020 article by Ben Peckham published in the Australian, the work of our new partner, The Institute for Integrated Economic Research-Australia was highlighted. Before the crisis, Scott…
By Peter Layton
Indian Ocean air power involves more than just the littoral states discussed in the first postof this series. The most impressive of the extra-regional air power states, the United States (US), has been deeply engaged in the northwest Indian Ocean for several decades. There are
When the UK announced in March 2019 that it would buy five Boeing E-7A AEW&C aircraft, the Australian government promptly issued a media statement citing this as a big win for Australian defence industry. “The UK acquisition is expected to deliver 100 jobs…
