The evolution of adversary missile forces is a major challenge for US and Allied forces. It is hardly surprising that the US and its allies are not standing idly by and letting their adversaries conducted a one-sided RMA.
Although not attending, Putin is a key player in the NATO summit.
In this interview with the COS of the Indian Air Force, the COS focuses on the evolution of the Indian Air Force.
Already, the PRC has driven the two greatest maritime powers of the 20th Century into a closer relationship. And now the PRC is working hard to bring India and Japan into a closer working relationship as well.
US and Allied Air power leaders are thinking through the future of airpower inextricably intertwined with the introduction of the F-35.
In this piece, Second Line of Defense looks at the recent German decision to arm the Kurds. Is this an exceptional action by Germany or part of a broader evolution of German global defense and security policy? The events in Iraq and Syria and Western engagement will provide an answer…
The Secretary General of NATO has called for the rapid formation of a spearhead force. Any failure to form this force rapidly will only be a victory for Putin in his Information War against the Alliance and its credibility.
This article provides an update on Indian naval activities over the past few months.
