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When the enemy in war is a … network! - Vimarsana News

When the enemy in war is a … network!

Today digital technology pervades the world’s militaries. Their lifeblood is now digitised information circulating through their force structures and used for warfighting and force management.

Source: wnd.com
China's defense minister under investigation for corruption - Vimarsana News

China's defense minister under investigation for corruption

Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu is under investigation for corruption and likely will be removed, two U.S. officials said this week, in what would be the latest in a series of top-tier purges of B...

Source: theday.com
Inside the Ring: Air Force pressed to retool for China war - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: Air Force pressed to retool for China war

The Air Force is not moving fast enough to prepare for war with China, which is expanding its forces for military aggression in the Asia Pacific region, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall warned in a recent message to the troops.

Commentary: Corruption or clean-up? The puzzle of China's purges in its elite nuclear force - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Corruption or clean-up? The puzzle of China's purges in its elite nuclear force

The disappearance of the ex-commander of China’s Rocket Force and his replacement with a non-artillery officer have not affected the combat readiness of the country’s strategic missile forces, says Dr James Char, a Chinese military expert at NTU’s RSIS.

Chinese electronic spies target Taiwan, Microsoft report claims - Vimarsana News

Chinese electronic spies target Taiwan, Microsoft report claims

A group of state-sponsored Chinese hackers carried out attacks against dozens of organizations in Taiwan as part of a sophisticated cyber-espionage operation, according to a report by computer software giant Microsoft.