By Richard McCormack 03/29 /2011 - The shift of U.S. manufacturing to foreign nations has become an important issue to the U.S. intelligence community. The Director for National Intelligence is undertaking a National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on the state of American manufacturing.
By Robbin Laird and Ed Timperlake 03/27/2011 – At a somber ceremony remembering the attack on the Pentagon, the World Trade Center and the fatal crash in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, officials gathered to christen the USS Arlington on March 26, 2011. The event included Arlington County officials, members of families…
03/26/2011 - Second Line of Defense is visiting the Ingalls Shipyards for the christening of LPD-24, the latest in the new LPD 17 series.
By Ed Timperlake 03/24/2011 - The USMC for over two decades kept the visionary flame of the need for unique capabilities of the MV-22 Osprey burning. In Afghanistan, it has been a potential war tipping technology and in today’s headlines in the Libyan “adventure” a life savor.
03/22/2011 - Slideshow By Robert C. Dooley, Col (ret), USAF Forty-nine of America’s first combat aviators lie in rest at the Lafayette Escadrille Memorial, a majestic monument erected over eighty years ago to honor all US volunteer pilots that flew with the French in World War I...
By Dr. Harald Malmgren 03/16/2011 - Underlying political instability in Bahrain is a fundamental conflict between the Sunni Arabs and the Shi'a Arabs.
By Dr. Richard Weitz 03/10/2011 - According to the latest information, Iran’s nuclear program continues to make progress despite international sanctions, cyber attacks, and other impediments.
By Jean-Marc Tanguy 03/05/2011 - The 1st RCP, one of the older parachutist regiments of the French army, will deploy in April to Kapisa. The “Rapaces”, as one calls them in France, will be baptized with the name “Raptor” in Kapisa.
