Evolving the Maritime Domain Awareness Strike Enterprise: An Interview with the Commander of Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing 11

06/08/2016
2016-06-03 By Robbin Laird and Ed Timperlake The U.S. and its core allies are transforming systems, which tend to operate separately but then networked to gain greater synergy to ones which are “” from the ground up into a seamless offensive-defensive enterprise. In our book on the rebuilding of American military…

Triton Joins Poseidon in Forging a 21st Century Maritime Combat Capability: Operating a Dyad, Rather than a Single Platform

06/05/2016
2016-05-31 By Ed Timperlake and Robbin Laird The USN is approaching the P-8/Triton combat partnership as a way to address the integration of manned, and unmanned systems, or what are now commonly called “remotes”. The Navy looked at the USAF experience and intentionally decided to not build a Triton “remote”…

Typhoons Busy Dealing with Russian Air Force

05/31/2016
2016-05-31 RAF Lossiemouth is a Quick Reaction base and supports the Baltic Air Policing Mission as well. This ensures that Typhoon pilots and crews are getting used to dealing with the Russian Air Force. [maxgallery id="86830"] According to David Mackay of The Press and Journal in a piece published May…