It is a tale of genius, perseverance, and lasting influence on the character of warfare. Canadian-born engineer John Garand reported…
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From Historic Beginnings to Modern Naval Challenges
Few words in the history of naval warfare evoke the same seriousness and respect as Enterprise. For almost a century,…
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The Revolutionary Idea That Surfaced During the Civil War
The H.L. Hunley is still the most intriguing—and daunting—tool ever constructed for war. Its history is equal parts invention, desperation,…
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When the Seas Turned Against Naval Forces
Submarines are perhaps the most complicated equipment of any navy fleet. But underwater, even the smallest of errors can be…
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Lessons From a Long-Lasting Aviation Powerhouse
The Northrop F-5 is one of those rare aircraft to prove that creative, practical design can cut through fashion, beat…
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Leading the Skies: America’s Evolving Air Strategy
The United States is at a pivotal juncture in the quest for air dominance, where technological aspiration, budget constraints, and…
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The Innovation That Shaped Decades of Air Dominance
Few planes throughout history can compare with the legacy of the B-52 Stratofortress. Conceived during the earliest, most uncertain years…
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Historic Maritime Innovations That Shaped Strategy
The age of the battleship was an age of daring, creative engineering, and combatant naval rivalry. Country by country pushed…
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A Pioneering Journey in Aviation History
The Nord 1500 Griffon was one of those unusual aircraft that resembled a science experiment more than a front-line weapon.…
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Naval Strategy and Vision for the Indo-Pacific Future
The USS George Washington (CVN 73) has come home to Japan, bringing with it a new era of U.S. naval…
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Why Innovation Is Key to America’s Air Strategy
The F-15EX Eagle II is a clear indicator of the U.S. Air Force’s commitment to remaining one step ahead in…
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The Next Era of Innovation in Maritime Strategy
The Zumwalt-class destroyers were in themselves a show-stopper at the initial stages, initially with their missile-profile shapes and subsequently with…
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