Julian Mcbride

The United States' ability to build vital maritime ships and submarines was pivotal to its rise as a global superpower. However, longstanding complacency has caused the US shipbuilding industry to stagnate, undermining its readiness for today's pressing security challenges.

Recon teams are Moscow's weapon of choice. Here's how Ukraine must stop them Small teams of Russian soldiers, some dressed as civilians, are slipping through Ukrainian lines at night.

Against the backdrop of North Korea disengaging from initially welcomed diplomatic talks with South Korea (ROK) and America, Pyongyang has again shifted toward a more belligerent stance.

12.01.2025 at 06:00am South Korea's and Japan's Demographics Crisis Now Intertwines with Defense Plugging a Gap with Enacting a Foreign Legion

Amid China’s assertive push for reunification with Taiwan, whether diplomatically or militarily, the Indo-Pacific and the West fear a major war would have

The need to build a continent-wide air defense network has grown amid Russian ‘grey zone’ tactics over the past several months

Two cities fell in late 2025 because commanders lied about holding them. The difference in what happened next may decide the war.

South Korea, a major ally of the United States, is one of the countries facing the spillover of the 2026 American-Iranian War.

The Iran war has resulted in the highest level of regional conflict seen since America's 1991 Operation Desert Storm against Iraq, with more than a dozen countries targeted by Iranian drone or missile barrages.

Understand how the decimation of Russia’s specialized troops affects ongoing dynamics in the Ukraine War.