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Can the gaming industry help the military sector?

The gaming industry’s growth is persuading military strategists that the sector should be more integrated with and learned from. Analysis by GlobalData The gaming industry has...

NASA and safety: more is better

By Roger Handberg The ongoing crisis with the Starliner has moved in the direction of making crew safety the prime driver. As an organization,...

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Can the gaming industry help the military sector?

The gaming industry’s growth is persuading military strategists that the sector should be more integrated with and learned from. Analysis by GlobalData The gaming industry has...

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Can the gaming industry help the military sector?

The gaming industry’s growth is persuading military strategists that the sector should be more integrated with and learned from. Analysis by GlobalData The gaming industry has...

How Modern Technology Can Improve Employment in Defence – From Trainees to Veterans

By Peter Ford Having the right technology is key to improving defence recruitment, retention and personnel management, and inspiring the new generation to embark on...

NASA and safety: more is better

By Roger Handberg The ongoing crisis with the Starliner has moved in the direction of making crew safety the prime driver. As an organization,...
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The Present Danger: The Emergence of World War III

By Michael Hochberg & Leonard Hochberg Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan Chase, recently said that “World War III has already begun.  You have battles on the ground being...

The Army in the Pacific: Lessons from My Time as a Ghost

Colonel Patrick Sullivan’s article, “Staff Jobs and Officer Education: An Army Ghost Story,” caught me by utter surprise. I was putting the finishing touches...

How the War in Ukraine Could Go Nuclear—by Accident

By William M. Moon - Foreign affairs A nuclear state’s greatest responsibility is to keep its warheads secure. Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, it...

Five years of the Space Force’s strategic progress

By Joshua C. Huminski This December, the Space Force celebrates its fifth birthday. For some, this will come as a surprise. Has it really been...

Trump’s second term could push Space Force to take bolder stance

As Donald Trump embarks on his second term, all eyes are on the future of the U.S. Space Force. Created during Trump’s first term,...

The US needs to get real about maneuver warfare in space

By   Christopher Stone Recently, senior Space Force commanders have been articulating support for the use of maneuver warfare in space deterrence and warfighting operations. While...

What the Donald Trump Victory Could Mean for the U.S. Military

by Mackenzie Eaglen A second Trump administration aims to reshape defense spending and priorities to address strategic gaps. Key proposals include optimizing forces for efficiency, bolstering...

US needs more AI investment, not just guardrails, defense experts say

New White House AI guidance offers a solid framework for safely using the technology, but there needs to be more investment in the enabling...

A second Trump administration won’t be ‘automatic disaster’ for Ukraine, NATO: Analysts

By   Ashley Roqu WASHINGTON — A shakeup to US and European relations is assured under a second Donald Trump administration, but several analysts say that...

Russia’s hasty mobilization could see more drones crash on NATO territory

By Patrick Tucker Russia’s plan to add 180,000 troops will increase the risk of accidents like drones and missiles entering NATO territory, the commander of...

AUKUS faces little threat from Trump, Aussie officials say

By   Colin Clark CANBERRA — Senior Australian officials declared their relations with the United States sound in the wake of the victory of president-elect Donald...

What a second Trump presidency could mean for the defense budget

Former president Donald Trump won reelection Tuesday, a night of voting that led to Republicans taking control of the Senate and potentially holding their...