By Robbin Laird 01/26/2011 - During the first quarter of 2011, we intend to publish our second book in our air power series. The first was entitled The Three Dimensional Warrior and laid out the USMC approach to operations within which air power is the critical cement.
An Interview with Marty Jenkins 01/26/2011 - "If you were to choose a better name, what would it be? It might be the joint network system. The program isn't providing that end user device, that handheld or that desktop. It's providing the entire infrastructure that enables that."
By Ed Timperlake 01/26/2011 - Now the appropriate media fight is raging in America over the symbolism of Lang Lang playing the song from “Battle on Shanggonling Mountain" (or Triangle Hill). It was rude no matter what the spin or nuance positions taken by individuals schooled in “Diplo Speak” --…
By Vince Wade 01/19/2011 - When Sprint recently decided to scrap plans to buy next-generation cellular network technology from China's Huawei and ZTE -- two major players in the global telecommunications business -- it did so primarily because the agreement was strongly opposed by the Pentagon.
An Interview with Pablo Quesada Ramos 01/19/2011 - The objective is to deliver a fully capable aircraft. After delivery, the Royal Australian Air Force will undertake initial operational test and evaluation. And then the objective is to have the aircraft in service before the end of next year.
An Interview with Randy Brown, Norma Taylor, and Wally Messmore 01/19/2011 - The Air Armament Center at Eglin AFB designs weapons for the U.S. and allied warfighters.... The AAC has engaged in innovation not only in terms of technology, but in terms of delivering capability to the warfighter during the…
By Parag Khanna 01/19/2011 - The “fre-enemies” of America, Europe and China present three different visions of globalization and are seeking global dominance via their particular visions. “The United States, the EU and China represent three distinct diplomatic styles – America’s coalition, Europe’s consensus, and China’s consultation – competing to…
By Dr. Harald Malmgren 01/19/2011 - The collapse of the 23+ year reign of Tunisia’s autocratic leadership was the result of a revolt in the streets without apparent political leadership.
