The Logistics of Influence Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 Preston Knowles, Medium Building a Permanent Infrastructure for National Deterrence Source link
The Wide Wide Sea Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 J. A. Redmond, DODReads The Wide Wide Sea arrives as both a sweeping work of history and a quiet meditation…
The Mirage of Airpower Supremacy Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 Gary Anderson, The American Spectator Lessons on the limits of flying high without grounded strategy. Source link
Iran’s Chemical and Biological Options in a U.S. Ground Invasion Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 J. Deitch, RCD The intensifying military campaign against Iran has focused global attention on nuclear escalation, regional instability, and the…
The Ideological Parallels Between ISIS and the IRGC Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 Fariba Parsa, RealClearDefense At first glance, the militant movement Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and Iran’s powerful Islamic…
$1,500,000,000,000 Won’t Fix the U.S. Military Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 Isaac Seitz, 1945 Measured as a share of the economy, however, defense spending has declined substantially since the Cold War…
Valhalla Boys – Marine Recon Sniper in Iraq Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 Paul M. Zeps Jr., Military Review Valhalla Boys: Marine Recon Sniper in Iraq is a firsthand memoir that begins with…
Live Updates: Israel Says It Killed the Head of IRGC’s Intelligence Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 AP The head of intelligence for Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, Maj. Gen. Majid Khademi, was killed, according to Iranian state…
Pentagon’s New $65.8B Shipbuilding Request is Highest Since 1962 Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 USNI News The Pentagon’s request for new shipbuilding funds is among the highest-ever since the Korean War, rivaling the Reagan-era…
Cloud-Seeding a Revolution Strategic Affairs April 7, 2026 Collin Hayward, Small Wars Journal When directed by national leadership to pursue the destabilization of an adversary regime, information warfare…
