Rhotheta: Detect – Locate – Rescue
Article Courtesy of Rhotheta International, Inc. Our motto is “Detect – Locate – Rescue.” At Rhotheta, we closely follow …
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History of Army Corps of Engineers Projects: Panama Canal to World War II
The evolution of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has mirrored the nation it serves. One of the most …
History of Army Corps of Engineers Projects: Missile and Space Programs to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
The evolution of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has mirrored the nation it serves. One of the most …
U.S. Armor Developments: World War II and After
Armor first appeared on the battlefield thousands of years ago, typically using layers of leather, wood – even silk – …
Knife on a Stick: The Rise and Fall of the Bayonet
Three hundred and eighty five men of Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain’s 20th Maine Regiment held the Union Army’s left flank …
Interview with Captain Jeff Heames, Commander, Surface Development Squadron ONE
Courtesy of Surface SITREP, published by the Surface Navy Association (www.navysna.org)
Capt. Edward Lundquist, U.S. Navy (Ret.): Tell us …
The Top 5 Air Battles of World War II: Big Week (#4)
In contrast to Royal Air Force Bomber Command’s flush of victory after the Hamburg raids in 1943, (see No. 5 …
The Top 5 Air Battles of World War II: The Berlin Raids (#5)
Air Marshal Sir Arthur Travers “Bomber” Harris believed that strategic bombing could win World War II for the Allies. In …
The Sea Control Ship
The history of the U.S. Navy is replete with ships that were not built, finished, or commissioned. One only need …
MCSC Showcases C2 Capabilities at Island Marauder 21 (Includes Video)
In August, Marine Corps Systems Command led one of the largest command and control user evaluations since the start of …