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By Naval Air Station Patuxent River Public Affairs
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The Albanese government’s apparent lack of focus on immediate military readiness or the so-called “fight tonight” force represents a fundamental misunderstanding of Australia’s strategic predicament. Australia faces what former ADF…
While Brazilian criminal organizations have established themselves as dominant players in the transatlantic cocaine trade, a less visible but equally significant development is reshaping the landscape of international drug trafficking:…
The integration of hypersonic weapons into U.S. military strategy represents both an opportunity and a challenge that extends far beyond impressive technical capabilities. While these weapons offer significant advantages in…
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The CH-53K King Stallion could represent a significant enhancement in Marine Corps heavy-lift capabilities, but its true potential will only be realized if users embrace transformational thinking rather than viewing…
Review by Kenneth Maxwell
Review by Adelto Gonçalves
As President Donald Trump’s tariffs and demands for higher defense spending roil America’s Pacific allies, there is a growing chorus of foreign policy experts in Australia who are beginning to…
By Robbin Laird
My friend and colleague, Ross Babbage, has spent a lifetime understanding the strategic threats to Western civilization. While many in Australia would include President Trump in this calculus, Babbage focuses on the systemic challenge to Australia, namely China. Next year I am publishing a
