Robert Gates’ Farewell Message
The former defense secretary leaves one last message on his way out of the Pentagon.
The former defense secretary leaves one last message on his way out of the Pentagon.
Although America spends more on defense than Europe does, the problem is not that Europe’s defense capacity is too small.
The president expresses his reservations about the counterinsurgency strategy.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioned the effectiveness of the Afghan counterinsurgency strategy.
The Republican warns that the president’s authority to wage war in Libya is running out of time.
Britain’s First Sea Lord argues that a carrier would have made the Libyan mission more effective. Chris Revell is skeptical.
The outgoing defense secretary urges European NATO allies to boost their military prowess.
The Joint Strike Fighter Program is plagued with budget overruns and delays. Lawmakers are starting to ask questions.
Without its charismatic leader, the infamous terrorist network may be damaged beyond repair.
Rejecting competing bids from Boeing and Lockheed, India announces plans to buy combat aircraft from European manufacturers.
The United States deploy drone aircraft in Libya in order to tilt the military balance in the rebels’ favor.
Opposition legislators in the United States called upon Western nations to do more to help Libya’s rebels.
Ten thousand Dutch armed services personnel could lose their jobs as a result of mass spending cuts.
While military operations over Libya have begun, many questions about the campaign are still waiting to be answered.
According to America’s top military officer, allied action in Libya had a “very significant impact” as of Sunday.