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From the Nacelle to the Kill Web: What CMV-22B Readiness Really Buys the Fleet
Capt. Christopher “Chet” Misner’s account of the Nacelle Improvement program in the Summer 2026 issue of…
Read More »Shadows Over CEE: Hybrid Sabotage and the Creeping Political Drift Away from Ukraine
Mysterious blazes at UAV production plants, improvised explosives at critical power grids, and foiled arson plots:…
Read More »I Was Curious”: A Chemist, a Mussel, and the Navy’s Next Repair Problem
The Michelson Memorial Lecture Series at the U.S. Naval Academy is an annual scientific lecture series…
Read More »Rivets or welds? Today’s defense industrial base must relearn the hard-earned lessons of speed over quality
In November of 1943, the Liberty Ship SS John P. Gaines broke in two and sank,…
Read More »From Industrial Base to Industrial Network: Rethinking European Strategic Autonomy
Robbin Laird’s account of how Ukraine and Asia’s engagement are rewiring European defense industry identifies something…
Read More »Undersea Power, Not Submarine Politics: What John Blaxland Gets Right About Australia’s Deepest Strategic Problem
Five years into AUKUS, the Australian debate remains stubbornly fixated on a single question: will the…
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Book Review
07/26/2026
John Blaxland's The Australian Army from Whitlam to Howard (Cambridge University Press, 2014) is, on its surface, a work of institutional history. It covers 35 years from Gough Whitlam's election in 1972 to John Howard's defeat in 2007 and catalogues...
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