J.J. Green is a Nat/Sec Correspondent at WTOP. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, and Latin America, providing insightful analysis and reporting on national security issues. J.J. is featured in WTOP News and hosts multiple podcasts, including TUSApodcast and podcastCOLORS.
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Few inventions altered the trajectory of the U.S. military as profoundly as the helicopter. It transformed warfare, rescue operations, logistics and battlefield medicine.
By: J.J. Green
In the aftermath of the White House correspondents’ dinner shooting, national security expert JJ Green examines a disturbing shift: even highly educated professionals are questioning whether documented events are real.
The U.S. Department of Defense approved the U.S. Global Positioning System, or GPS, in 1973.
By: J.J. Green
The origins of modern secure communications within the U.S. military and government trace directly to ARPANET.
By: J.J. Green
By reducing the visibility of missions, stealth tech enables missions that once required large formations, heavy electronic warfare support and high-risk suppression of enemy air defenses.
The message from Estonia is unmistakable: the Ukraine war is no longer contained by the map.
While alliance officials are publicly emphasizing unity and coordination, the reality behind the meetings is far more serious.
Hitting the target became easier during warfare due to the development of precision-guided munitions.
By: J.J. Green
A shooting near the White House underscores deeper concerns about public safety, political division and emerging threats.
By: J.J. Green
On Friday, a Russian drone crashed into a Romanian apartment building. The incident shattered the West’s argument Russia’s war against Ukraine could be contained.
