In this episode, Paul Saunders speaks with Isaac Stone Fish, the CEO and founder of Strategy Risks. Formerly a Beijing ...
In the early days of the jet age, radar and long-range missiles had not yet been developed—making the Korean War one of the last large-scale wars to see aerial “dogfighting.” ...
Gerald Bull is in many ways a tragic figure, whose single-minded pursuit of a cannon that could launch satellites into space ...
The Su-57 Felon and the Dassault Rafale were not built to fight each other—yet a head-to-head comparison reveals interesting ...
Ukraine’s recent purchase of dozens of JAS 39 Gripen fighters from Sweden increases the odds for a future faceoff against ...
The US-South Korea economic relationship holds too much promise to be targeted by Seoul’s regulatory agencies.
The plan centered on an invasion of Canada in order to deny it to approaching British troops—but also envisioned a naval war ...
The Government Accountability Office has identified repeated problems with US jet engine manufacturing, contributing to ...
President Donald Trump’s executive order on July 20 is mostly about metals and magnets. But America’s defense contractors ...
Obstacles to postwar Ukrainian membership in NATO include logistical standardization, escalation risks with Russia, and high ...
The Gulf states should create a licensing authority to provide an alternate transit route out of the Strait of Hormuz.
Today, the “Paris Gun” and “Schwerer Gustav” cannons are generally seen as wasteful single-use projects that diverted valuable resources away from conventional weapons. But there is more to the story.
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