IntEng The Army wants artillery shells that fly farther, think smarter, and don't rely on GPS
IntEng The Army wants artillery shells that fly farther, think smarter, and don't rely on GPS
A mentor of mine, a superb scholar, once told me that good defense analysis starts with a trade-off. The classic example is combined arms doctrine, which is the foundation of modern warfare. Infantry, armor, artillery, and aviation work together to offset each other’s weaknesses. Each brings a
War is a brutal driver of medical innovation. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has forced clinicians and commanders alike to confront a hard truth: Survival depends not only on tactics and technology, but on the ability to deliver advanced care under fire, evacuate and resuscitate the w
Coalitions of the willing are creating a “race to the top” on climate change, AI, and critical minerals.
The White House detailed the deal’s terms after Trump defended it at the G-7.