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Could the US Survive With a "Dyad" & No Ground-Fired ICBM?

An unarmed Minuteman III ICBM carrying three re-entry vehicles traveled 4,200 miles during a test demonstration flight

Given Putin’s known terror tactics his subordinates may simply operate out of a sense of fear. This fear of Putin, one could imagine, may lead them to distort war developments.

The 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) may be resurrected, but opposition is coming from an unusual place

Could Ukraine “win” its war against Russian invaders?

Today, a much more limited Russian nuclear first strike is feared, as President Putin has explicitly threatened NATO with a nuclear attack some thirty five times.

Budgets for large drones such as the Reaper and Global Hawk have been the subject of debate, yet their value is clearly understood

Top 10 Fighter Jets include the F-35, F-22, J-20, Su-57 and the F/A-18.

The Space Development Agency is accelerating its plan to launch 28 new satellites by 2025 through its $1.3 billion Tranche 1 Tracking Layer missile warning program

Contracts were just awarded to Northrop Grumman and L3 for the $1.3 billion Tranche 1 Tracking Layer missile warning program.

How Important are Nuclear Weapons?

The number of explicit Russian nuclear threats to NATO following the Russian invasion of Ukraine has now reached nearly three dozen

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has fully opened the fourth nuclear window of vulnerability facing the US in the nuclear age.

“Explosion” would be an accurate word to describe the global economic market when it comes to the use of small drones and unmanned systems for both commercial and military operation

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute warned that most nuclear powers, particularly China, are modernizing their nuclear weapons

The US is number three with hypersonics behind Russia behind China, but there's been a lot of progress and breakthrough steps on the US side.

Israel's current stable of helicopters should have been bolstered years ago through purchases of advanced helicopters from the US.

The aircraft combines the capability of a standard helicopter with the fast and long-range cruising capability of an aircraft.

Peace through strength worked. It is time to return to it.

Recent disclosures and the FY2023 budget submission offer an idea of where US nuclear deterrent policy and strategy is headed. The news is good and not so good.

The Pentagon wants to make sure it sustains and upgrades its existing GBIs while the emerging NGI continues to develop to ensure missile defenses remain operational

According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the cost of the U.S. nuclear deterrent is about $1.2 trillion over the next thirty years, but this number is misleading

The Ukraine conflict revealed Russia’s current nuclear strategy has changed since the Cold War. Today, Moscow is warning if the United States resists Russian aggression, Russia will quickly escalate to the nuclear level with limited nuclear strikes

Northrop Grumman’s EJECT launch technology is designed to supplement VLS and support hypersonic missiles and other emerging larger ship-fired missiles and weapons