There is More about Defense
Guest article by Noam Hakoune in full permanent access For the months of July and August 2021, the very influential journal Foreign Affairs wondered whether ...
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Traditionally, until the mid-60s, military ports and arsenals, as well as certain strategic locations on the coasts, were frequently protected by coastal batteries, both anti-aircraft and anti-ship.…
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During the Second World War, the island of Malta, under British mandate, was transformed into a defensive fortress which allowed Great Britain to hinder the ambitions of the axis in South Africa ...
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In recent weeks, the People's Republic of China and Taiwan have followed a series of demonstrations of force after the proclamation of the TAIPEI Act by Washington. However, the strengthening of naval deployments ...
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From March 8 to 9, the American armed forces demonstrated in the Persian Gulf the possibility of using a “gunship” aircraft for maritime support operations. The test…
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As we often mention in our lines, it seems that the strategic initiative has changed sides, after three decades of American superiority over military affairs. In China, in ...
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Among the modern weapon systems under development in Russia, the 3M22 Tzikon hypersonic anti-ship missile is probably one of the most likely to trigger a long-term technological shift.…
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Since 800, the P-2002 Onyx anti-ship missile has been the spearhead of anti-ship warfare on board heavy units of the Russian Navy. Able to hit targets at ...
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