Russian-Indian Arms Deals Hold Steady; But For How Long?

05/12/2010
BY RICHARD WEITZ Russian defense companies are counting on additional weapons sales to India to compensate for the precipitous decline in their military exports to China. India is replacing the PRC as the world’s leading arms importer. Until now, Soviet and Russian suppliers have provided about two-thirds of India’s military…

The USCG New Orleans Sector Faces the Future: “We are very resource constrained.”

05/07/2010
AN INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN STANTON AND COMMANDER STOCKLIN "Sectors are alike organizationally, but because of their geography, the work focus is unique to each sector. They're all very different. For example, Miami is heavily counter-drug counter-migrant and cruise ship. New Orleans is heavily maritime safety, outer continental shelf, and river.…

The Expeditionary Airfield Capability: A Core USMC Competence for Global Operations

04/29/2010
The setting up of the expeditionary airfield at Dwyer to support USMC combat operations in Afghanistan has highlighted the expeditionary airfield capability of the USMC. General Walsh, USMC, Commanding General of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Forward deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom and now back at Cherry Point, NC, underscored…

The F-35B in the Perspective of Aviation History

04/28/2010
BY ED TIMPERLAKE With the very real capability of three dimensional sensing and being able to distribute information to other warfighers, airborne and on the ground or at sea the relationship of the individual pilot to knowledge of the bigger air battle is truly revolutionary—this is brand new and to…