Small Craft for Patrol, Riverine, and Special Operations Tasks Come to the Fore in Littoral Warfare
In ensuring maritime security in the littorals, most navies and coast guards have to counter a wide range of asymmetric, …
International Militaries
Indian Naval Aviation: Indigenous N-LCA Advances, Pilot Training Expands
N-LCA
In keeping with its thrust on indigenous development, the IN has been funding the development of the homegrown Naval …
Inaugural Flight for Production AT-6
Beechcraft Corporation carried out what it called the first flight of the first production AT-6 light attack aircraft on Aug. …
German 88mm Artillery: Flak 18/36/37
The German 88mm Flak has to be considered the most famous artillery piece of World War II. Designed as an …
The Phased Adaptive Approach: Integration of the EPAA and ALTBMD
The threat to Europe posed by ballistic missiles armed with WMD as well as the way in which the EPAA …
The Monuments Men – Trailer
The Monuments Men, in theaters, Dec. 18, will tell the story of the real-life Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program …
Operations Crossbow and Hydra: The Aerial Attacks Against Peenemünde
The evening of Aug. 17, 1943, had passed pleasantly for Wernher von Braun, the technical director of the Peenemünde Army …
Indian Naval Aviation: Revamping the Helicopters
Around 100 naval helicopters of American, British, French, Indian and Russian provenance are thought to be in service with the …
Operation Creek: Going to War on a River Barge
The 18 men in Operation Creek were the most unlikely ever to participate in a special operations mission – middle-aged, …
The Quadrant Conference: Marshall Versus Churchill
Crossing Army Chief of Staff Gen. George C. Marshall was never a good move. Though his reputation for integrity and …