What Can We Learn about Amphibious Warfare from a Conflict That Has Had Very Little of It? A Lot
Why didn’t Russia include a large-scale amphibious landing in its invasion of Ukraine? Russia’s...
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Author: Walker Mills
Be All You Can Be: Why the Marine Corps Should Look to the Army for Lessons on Force Design
The United States Marine Corps has embarked upon a campaign of change as significant as any since...
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The Promise of Hydrogen: An Alternative Fuel at the Intersection of Climate Policy and Lethality
On the campaign trail, President Joe Biden made climate policy a key part of his agenda. Within a...
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An Albatross Around the US Military’s Neck: The Single Fuel Concept and the Future of Expeditionary Energy
Energy is the lifeblood of our warfighting capabilities.— Retired General David Petraeus It was...
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Stuck in the Sand: Why the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is Ill-Equipped for Tomorrow’s Battlefield
In 2020 the US military requested an eye-popping $247 billion dollars for acquisition programs....
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