The ACES II ejection seat ensured that two US airmen shot down over Iran could make it safely to the ground—though this was only the first step in the rescue effort.
The US intelligence assessment identifies key threats but understates cyber risks and China’s Taiwan strategy, leaving US policymakers ill-prepared for emerging conflicts.
Operation Epic Fury has led to the near-total destruction of Iran’s conventional navy. Dozens of its ships now lie at the ...
The F-11 was an early supersonic US Navy fighter that entered service in the mid-1950s. Used for fleet air defense before the F-14 Tomcat would more famously assume the role, the F-11 was armed with ...
Though the final Prowlers were retired in 2019, their mission set carries on in the equally capable—and appropriately ...
Artificial intelligence tools have been a double-edged sword in Operation Epic Fury—both helping to spread disinformation, ...
Danish special forces reportedly had a plan to disable Greenland’s runways in the event of a US military intervention, making ...
The US Army has a long history of combat patches, but restrictions on their use have somewhat loosened—partially in ...
The USS Nimitz—on its way to Norfolk, Virginia, for eventual decommissioning—made the first aircraft carrier port visit to ...
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has, for the time being, denied the world some 20 percent of its seaborne oil and natural ...
A lasting agreement needs the Gulf states in the room from the start. That means sanctions relief phased in gradually as Iran ...
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