The “Great Emu War” has taken on a life of its own as a story to mock Australia—but it is doubtful any other country could have done better under the circumstances.
The UK government is contemplating how to speed up construction on the delayed warship—possibly by calling on Babcock to adopt a “wartime footing,” including extended and weekend shifts.
Middle powers can build as many partnerships with other powers as they like, but these won't substitute for building independent capabilities.
The original contract for the “Schakal” armored vehicle allowed Germany and the Netherlands to expand their order by up to ...
China has announced a plan to bring the People’s Liberation Army Navy up to a strength of nine aircraft carriers in total by ...
Since time immemorial, soldiers have invoked the divine to protect them in battle—and performed rituals and incantations to ...
The US Army Air Forces hoped that bats could be outfitted with tiny explosive harnesses, then dropped over Japanese ...
During the USS Washington’s time at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, she received critical upgrades intended to extend her ...
China has expanded its commercial ties with Afghanistan in the mining and construction sectors, with little regard for the ...
As artificial intelligence rapidly expands the cyber threat frontier, public-private cooperation is needed to defend the ...
Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia was fired for allegedly leaking classified information to the press—but his firing could also be ...
Rather than accept the Trump administration’s calls for greater military spending, Congress should reassert its ...
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