-
Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait
Washington must rapidly restore and enhance American-led deterrence of Chinese military aggression inside the first island chain.
-
White House, DoD lower expectations of Polish warplanes for Ukraine
The White House and Pentagon on Monday downplayed the likelihood of a three-way deal for Poland to give MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and for the U.S. to backfill the Polish fleet with American F-16 fighters.
-
White House seeks new $10B Ukraine fund with half for Pentagon
The White House has formally asked Congress for $32.5 billion pandemic relief and “critical assistance” to help Ukraine fight off a Russian invasion, with $4.8 billion for the Pentagon, as part of an updated supplemental spending request.
-
Transfer three A-10 aircraft squadrons to Ukraine now
This aircraft and its gun system were designed to counter an armored assault in Europe. They proved effective in Desert Storm’s target-rich environment, quite similar to the current advancing Russian force.
-
Rafael subsidiary gets classified clearance to work in US
Rafael Systems Global Sustainment’s new US clearance opens doors for Israeli company to do business in America.
-
Pentagon postpones nuclear missile test launch amid Ukraine crisis
The Pentagon announced that it is postponing a nuclear missile test launch scheduled for this week.
-
No changes coming to US nuclear posture after Russian threat
In the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear orders to his forces, the top military officer responsible for America’s nuclear arsenal has not made any moves of its own.
-
Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
-
US Army to demo offensive drone swarms in next Project Convergence
BlueHalo will provide a “hive” of drones that will demonstrate offensive swarming capability for the U.S. Army over the next several years.
-
What the West should do now to help Ukrainians on the battlefield
As Russian President Vladimir Putin escalates his invasion designed to topple Ukraine’s democratically elected government, Kyiv is pleading for as many anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons as possible. While the Biden administration on Saturday approved additional military assistance for Ukraine, there is more the United States and its NATO allies must do — and fast.
-
Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait
Washington must rapidly restore and enhance American-led deterrence of Chinese military aggression inside the first island chain.
-
White House, DoD lower expectations of Polish warplanes for Ukraine
The White House and Pentagon on Monday downplayed the likelihood of a three-way deal for Poland to give MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and for the U.S. to backfill the Polish fleet with American F-16 fighters.
-
White House seeks new $10B Ukraine fund with half for Pentagon
The White House has formally asked Congress for $32.5 billion pandemic relief and “critical assistance” to help Ukraine fight off a Russian invasion, with $4.8 billion for the Pentagon, as part of an updated supplemental spending request.
-
Transfer three A-10 aircraft squadrons to Ukraine now
This aircraft and its gun system were designed to counter an armored assault in Europe. They proved effective in Desert Storm’s target-rich environment, quite similar to the current advancing Russian force.
-
Rafael subsidiary gets classified clearance to work in US
Rafael Systems Global Sustainment’s new US clearance opens doors for Israeli company to do business in America.
-
Pentagon postpones nuclear missile test launch amid Ukraine crisis
The Pentagon announced that it is postponing a nuclear missile test launch scheduled for this week.
-
No changes coming to US nuclear posture after Russian threat
In the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear orders to his forces, the top military officer responsible for America’s nuclear arsenal has not made any moves of its own.
-
Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
-
US Army to demo offensive drone swarms in next Project Convergence
BlueHalo will provide a “hive” of drones that will demonstrate offensive swarming capability for the U.S. Army over the next several years.
-
What the West should do now to help Ukrainians on the battlefield
As Russian President Vladimir Putin escalates his invasion designed to topple Ukraine’s democratically elected government, Kyiv is pleading for as many anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons as possible. While the Biden administration on Saturday approved additional military assistance for Ukraine, there is more the United States and its NATO allies must do — and fast.
-
Apply the lessons from Ukraine in the Taiwan Strait
Washington must rapidly restore and enhance American-led deterrence of Chinese military aggression inside the first island chain.
-
White House, DoD lower expectations of Polish warplanes for Ukraine
The White House and Pentagon on Monday downplayed the likelihood of a three-way deal for Poland to give MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and for the U.S. to backfill the Polish fleet with American F-16 fighters.
-
White House seeks new $10B Ukraine fund with half for Pentagon
The White House has formally asked Congress for $32.5 billion pandemic relief and “critical assistance” to help Ukraine fight off a Russian invasion, with $4.8 billion for the Pentagon, as part of an updated supplemental spending request.
-
Transfer three A-10 aircraft squadrons to Ukraine now
This aircraft and its gun system were designed to counter an armored assault in Europe. They proved effective in Desert Storm’s target-rich environment, quite similar to the current advancing Russian force.
-
Rafael subsidiary gets classified clearance to work in US
Rafael Systems Global Sustainment’s new US clearance opens doors for Israeli company to do business in America.
-
Pentagon postpones nuclear missile test launch amid Ukraine crisis
The Pentagon announced that it is postponing a nuclear missile test launch scheduled for this week.
-
No changes coming to US nuclear posture after Russian threat
In the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear orders to his forces, the top military officer responsible for America’s nuclear arsenal has not made any moves of its own.
-
Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
-
US Army to demo offensive drone swarms in next Project Convergence
BlueHalo will provide a “hive” of drones that will demonstrate offensive swarming capability for the U.S. Army over the next several years.
-
What the West should do now to help Ukrainians on the battlefield
As Russian President Vladimir Putin escalates his invasion designed to topple Ukraine’s democratically elected government, Kyiv is pleading for as many anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons as possible. While the Biden administration on Saturday approved additional military assistance for Ukraine, there is more the United States and its NATO allies must do — and fast.
