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By Joe Durigan and Craig Whiteside Since 2022, Russia has sharply increased its employment of illegal/coercive/aggressive/deceptive (ICAD) maritime tactics in...
It happened again. For the third time in the last two years, an adult passenger exposed himself to teenagers in...
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By Eva Prokofiev Thousands of commercial and private vessels transit the world’s oceans daily, broadcasting positional data, transmitting communications through...
By Derek S. Reveron Rethinking America’s Strategic Map When Americans think about how the United States engages the world, we...
By David Scott Operation Highmast, running from April to November 2025, took a UK Carrier Strike Group (CSG), led by...
By Peter Kouretsos The Department of War is addressing its critical shortfall in precision munitions, but it also needs more...
by Lawrence J Kaiser In late 2025, Turkey conducted a successful test of an air-to-air missile launched from an unmanned...
On March 12 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 104 passengers and 49 crew members are...
By CAPT Paul W. Nickell, USN, MA, MBA The Sailor is the Navy. No Navy is better than its Sailors....
By Patrick M. Cronin and David Glick Introduction Industrial endurance and allied integration are indispensable to making deterrence-by-denial against China...
By Connor Keating The future of conflict in the Western Pacific will hinge on sustaining firepower over vast distances with...
By Jeffrey Kucik and Veronica De Allende An increasingly accessible Arctic raises questions about U.S. responsibilities in the region. There...
By Rear Admiral Bruce Loveless, U.S. Navy (Ret.) Heavy Seas Heavy seas do calm with time. Yet long after headlines...
By Jason Flores Rutledge Introduction The People’s Republic of China (PRC) represents a strong threat to the United States due...
For a decade, Leon Black quietly built one of the largest cruise lines in the world. As CEO of Apollo...
