Author: David Brooks

The Middle East has stepped into one of the most perilous periods in its recent past in recent weeks. Israel has initiated a surge of

Naval battles, for most, are visions of submarines stalking unsuspecting victims or missile-toting destroyers at the back. But a recent exercise of Rim of the

The Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan rattled the security dynamic of the region and created waves far beyond South Asia. Nineteen years after being

The Montana-class battleships are one of those intriguing “what if” tales in naval history—impressive, ambitious, and ultimately a testament to the rapid pace at which

The AR-18 isn’t a household name like the AK-47 or AR-15, but don’t be mistaken—its design fingerprints are on today’s most advanced and reliable rifles.

For most, when they hear military or law enforcement sidearms, names such as Glock, Sig Sauer, and Beretta immediately resurface. They’ve had a long stranglehold

The age of the battleship was characterized by ambition, engineering bravado, and global naval rivalry. Countries strained technology to construct gigantic warships with the capability

The U.S. is racing swiftly to create the next generation of fighter aircraft to maintain air supremacy for decades to come. At the forefront are

In the harsh arena of combat aviation, a fighter is made or broken in the fraction of a second between life and death. A tweak