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Trump Moves Space Command to Alabama: What It Means for U.S. Defense
President Donald Trump has again triggered a high-stakes fight within the defense community with a tweet that the headquarters of…
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During the early Cold War era, military invention accelerated as America and the Soviet Union competed to develop nuclear weapons…
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Turbulence on the Rise: What It Means for Modern Air Travel
Turbulence has always been inherent in air travel, something that most fliers tolerate as a common annoyance. But more recently,…
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How Civilian Space Companies Are Shaping Modern Military Power
Space no longer belongs only to governments and super nations. Now, the last frontier is busier than ever, filled with…
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It seems like the world is always on the brink of something, and that feeling isn’t just in your head.…
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Arjun MBT: India’s Homegrown Military Power
India’s quest to build its own main battle tank has been one of determination, disappointment, and slow progress. For most…
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Redefining Naval Power Through Carrier Operations
In reflecting on the onset of American naval superiority, few innovations played such a pivotal role as the Essex-class carriers.…
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USS Carney in Action: A Red Sea Mission Overview
The Red Sea has traditionally been a hotbed of politics and trade in its hinterland, but now it’s an entirely…
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From Notorious to Resilient: The B-26 Marauder Story
The Martin B-26 Marauder has one of the most compelling stories in aviation history. It began its life with a…
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Lessons from Systemic Failures in Military Operations
When the USS Bonhomme Richard burned at Naval Base San Diego in July 2020, the Navy endured one of its…
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America’s Montana-Class: Ambitious Battleships That Remained on Paper
The Montana-class battleships are one of those intriguing “what if” tales of naval history—ambitious in conception, intimidating in size, and…
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