U.S. Navy Submarine Rescue Diving and Recompression System (SRDRS) Mates With Russian Sub
NATO exercise Bold Monarch 2011 brought navies from around the world to improve interoperability between submarines and submarine rescue units. …
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Air Power at Sea: A Century of U.S. Naval Aviation
Defense Media Network, in conjunction with the Navy League Hampton Roads Council, announces a special publication to mark the 100th …
Sensors at Sea
Surely the most spectacular recent advance in naval sensing has been the rise of unmanned vehicles – air, surface, and …
Maj. Gen. John R. Alison, USAF (Ret.) – 1912–2011
Maj. Gen. John R. “Johnny” Alison, USAF (Ret.), called an “All-American Airman” and recognized as the “Father of Air Force …
USSOCOM Outlines Restart for Precision Sniper Rifle
Representatives from United States Special Operations Command used a recent “Industry Day” venue to outline the anticipated restart of the …
U.K. ISR Upgrades Highlighted at Empire Challenge ‘11
This month’s Empire Challenge ‘11, being held at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and connected to other participating sites around the world, …
The War at Home
History records battlefields of every type of geography. From beaches, open plains, to mountains and oceans, there has been no …
Resourcing the AirSea Battle Concept
China’s rapidly improving military capability and its increasingly aggressive effort to keep U.S. military forces out of striking range are …
The Great Locomotive Chase
Union Brig. Gen. Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel, a division commander in the Department of the Ohio and a West Point classmate …
Ranger to be Second Living Medal of Honor Recipient from Afghanistan and Iraq Conflicts
“If not for Staff Sgt. Petry’s actions, we would have been seriously wounded or killed.”
– Sgt. Daniel Higgins
On …