Drones Change the Landscape of All Military Specialties
From quadcopters to robot dogs, modern warfare is shifting fast. The ‘Drone Wars’ are here—are we ready to adapt?
Aaron Anderson
Lesser Known Autonomous Weapons Systems
From robot dogs armed with flamethrowers to wheeled drones patrolling like relentless sentinels, the future battlefield is shaping up to be a menagerie of lethal automated machines that could redefine modern warfare as we know it.
Israel Broke Gaza, Now Somebody Has To Pay To Fix It
Rebuilding Gaza will demand an immense international effort, both in resources and diplomacy, to ensure lasting peace and prevent future conflict in a region ravaged by war.
Unmanned Systems Warrant New Specialties for Conventional and Special Operations Command
Drone warfare has shifted from a tactical advantage to a battlefield staple, demanding new strategies and specialized roles within both conventional and special operations forces to maintain our edge in an increasingly contested domain.
From F-35s to FA/XX: The Navy’s Leap Into the 6th Generation of Air Dominance
Naval Aviation is poised to redefine air superiority with the FA/XX program, leveraging the F-35’s loyal wingmen capabilities to craft a faster, more lethal 6th Generation fighter tailored for the evolving threats of a more hostile world.
Air Force Next Generation Air Dominance Pause Paves the Way for a More Lethal F-22 Raptor Replacement
The Air Force’s cautious pause on the NGAD program signals a strategic reassessment that promises to redefine air dominance with cutting-edge technology and innovative warfare capabilities.
An Iraq War Veteran’s Imagining of Post-War Gaza
The reconstruction of Gaza post-conflict will demand an unprecedented level of international cooperation and oversight to ensure a stable, secure, and prosperous future for the region.
