Fewer soldiers, More drones – The Future face of Warfare May 8, 2025 In World War II it was radar, in Vietnam it was the first-generation night vision devices of the US military and now, in the…
Lessons from the US Air and Space Forces May 8, 2025 Details of how the United States Air Force (USAF) and the United States Space Force (USSF) experienced the new “routine” of air and missile…
The “Defensive Dome” and the British Counterexample of Loss of Military Power December 13, 2024 A missile shield over a specific sea, which several countries with island complexes invoke as the perfect defensive armor, reminded us of another case…
Russia: Why it “torn” the main Cold War doctrine by striking with Oreshnik November 28, 2024 Russia launched a new non-nuclear intermediate-range ballistic missile in the Dnipro region of Ukraine on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a televised…
The 20+1 Air Defense Principles November 28, 2024 The discussion taking place in various European countries regarding the intention to create an anti-aircraft and anti-ballistic “dome” contains many distortions and is dominated…
Armoured Battle Tanks retain their importance in the strategy and tactics of modern warfare November 28, 2024 The Armoured Battle Tank remains one of the most critical elements in modern combat, despite the challenges posed by anti-tank weapons. Its importance is…
ATACMS, SCALP EG, Storm Shadow against Russia, strategic opportunity and risk November 21, 2024 In a military reversal of the war in Ukraine, the United States, followed by France and Britain, have authorized Ukraine to use advanced long-range…
Lessons from the 1000 days of war in Ukraine November 21, 2024 Ukraine, a country with a rich history and cultural heritage, has found itself at the center of one of the most dramatic and defining…
What is Russia’s “waterfall” attack on the Ukrainian Army? November 8, 2024 Russia’s recent military successes in Ukraine and Kursk have been linked to the use of a so-called “waterfall” attack tactic. However, there is no…