Major Jason Watson wanted to be a hero of the resistance. He may instead become the cautionary tale every judge advocate uses to explain Article 88 to the next officer who thinks the cameras are worth the risk.
More powerful than any US Navy warship ever built, but can America afford it?
The map will be redrawn whether Washington is prepared or not. What remains undecided is how much influence the United States and its allies will retain when that process is complete.
Two of Australia’s few undersea cables cut at once.
Last year’s attacks on Iran showed American capabilities are impressive – but also fragile.
Our own intelligence service is telling us that violent extremism doesn’t belong exclusively to the right, or the left. Perhaps we should start listening. Because a threat that we’ve persuaded ourselves doesn’t exist is much harder to stop.
Harry Truman took responsibility – Australia’s politicians and top brass dodge it.
Argentina is buying F-16s, refuelling aircraft, submarines and frigates. Britain’s navy is rotting in dock. Argentina will take the Falklands and be able to keep them, predicts David Craig.
The US just wrote the book for 21st century naval warfare.
Combat does not care about slogans. The battlefield does not care about politics. It only cares whether people are trained, prepared, capable, and trusted.
These laws do not target criminals who already violate federal and state laws by possessing illegal conversion devices and using them in violent crimes. Instead, they target millions of law-abiding Americans who own one of the nation’s most popular handguns.
The Apache that went down over the Strait of Hormuz is not a story about one helicopter. It is a warning about the next war.
For the present, while drones have us looking up, we must not forget to look down as well.
