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In 2023, the Navy's 'silent service' started making noise - Vimarsana News

In 2023, the Navy's 'silent service' started making noise

The advent of AUKUS has brought the Navy's submarine community into the national spotlight and that has led it to breakaway from its historical silence.

The Silent Service no more? Pacific submarine fleet a key part of Pacific deterrence - Vimarsana News

The Silent Service no more? Pacific submarine fleet a key part of Pacific deterrence

Rear Adm. Jeffrey Jablon, the Submarine Force, US Pacific Fleet (SUBPAC) commander, talks with author Robbin Laird about his view of pacific deterrence.

A controversial idea: Jets for Ukraine in exchange for treaty talks with Moscow - Vimarsana News

A controversial idea: Jets for Ukraine in exchange for treaty talks with Moscow

Giving excess fighter jets to Ukraine now will help ensure its safety in the future - but the NATO nations should have strings attached, write Robbin Laird and Ed Timperlake.

Sweden's massive opportunity to rethink its role in Nordic defense - Vimarsana News

Sweden's massive opportunity to rethink its role in Nordic defense

Sweden "has a significant chance for innovation because it can rebuild its defense forces within a wider context and perspective while relying heavily on domestic defense companies that the country has not yet tapped to its full benefit," writes analyst Robbin Laird.

Norway should be at the center of change in Northern European defense - Vimarsana News

Norway should be at the center of change in Northern European defense

Being part of the new NATO team of Finland, Sweden and Norway, rather than being the sole Nordic NATO leader in this key region, means changes should come to its defense posture, writes analyst Robbin Laird.