Reform, Readiness and the Navy's Path Ahead, with Dr. James Holmes on Midrats
How is our Navy making progress in adjusting how we man, train, and operate our forces following the series of lessons identified in the wake of
How is our Navy making progress in adjusting how we man, train, and operate our forces following the series of lessons identified in the wake of
Going with the gut Clostridium difficile (C. diff), Columbia University image.The gut – a.k.a. the gastrointestinal tract that starts at
When does your service end? When is it time to call war a young man's responsibility and ride out the storm with hope from a distance?Well, ask
This is a bit from the, "What ... you're only thinking about this NOW!" category - but better late than never.Some of this makes me think that a lot
The F-35 is not a solution. For...anything. Facing this new challenge, the official suggested those who question the need for the F-35 to rethink their logic. "They may be complex, expensive and still immature, but they are a quantum leap over every other fighter in our arsenal," said he. Believing that China will eventually make the J-20 and
Time for another Salamander pro-tip: Shipmate, don't feed your reputation to Vaal! A commissioned officer does not have the duty to sound like a spokesman for the defense industry. You're a customer, not a stockholder. Your duty is to your ship, shipmate, self - not program, multinational corporation, talking points. It is not your
You can have a report with a fancy name and alleged cache, but to say that Chinese weapons are 20 years behind and not up to the challenge just doesn't appear true.This is a good read from Kokota (PDF) but I wouldn't under-estimate an adversary that can produce reasonably good weapons......in large numbers.Consider these:Chinese Military Cargo