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The father of the atomic bomb still speaks to the danger of complacency.

The US Army recently created a novel new type of artillery that is based on US Navy Mk 41 VLS (Vertical Launch System) and a fire control system using tech adapted from the Aegis air defense system The army calls its version of all this navy tech th

The US Army recently created a novel new type of artillery that is based on US Navy Mk 41 VLS (Vertical Launch System) and a fire control system using tech adapted from the Aegis air defense system The army calls its version of all this navy tech th

Those who oppose the proposed new nuclear-armed, sea-launched cruise missile often argue that it is redundant and costly and will limit the US Navy’s conventional war-fighting capability. Their arguments are cogent, but the situation is even worse: Deployment of such a weapon would seriously deteriorate, not improve, US national security and impede the defense of allies.

Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) and Congressman Mike Gallagher (R-Wisc.) are forcing the Pentagon to create a plan to shrink the missile gap with China an

United States (US) Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, arrived in Beijing, China on July 6,2023, for a four-day visit. She became the second US Cabinet member to visit China in a month, following on the heels of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. It has also been reported that John Kerry, special presidential envoy for climate, plans to visit China in the days ahead. These high-level exchanges are coming at a …

President Donald Trump says his intention to scrap a landmark arms control agreement Russia follows years of violations by Moscow in developing prohibited...

In this article, we will look at the lives and legacies of some of the most influential figures in American history. The contributions of the founding fathers, who established a new nation, to the leaders who guided the country through its war and social changes, have shaped the nation we know today.As a result, make

With Russia stationing tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, David A. Andelman argues that nuclear arms control treaties are desperately needed – and looks back at the Cold War concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) that kept the world’s superpowers in check.

To counter China, the U.S. must develop a strategy to assess gaps in our theater-range strike capabilities in the Indo-Pacific and the military requirements to close them.