Australia’s Amphibious Resurgence U.S. NAVAL INSTITUTE
Australia has a history of developing amphibious capability in conflict then losing it when peace returns. Recently, though, the nation has entered an amphibious renaissance.
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China is becoming a major figure in regional infrastructure development, notably communications, energy, and ports, seeking control through what some commentators have described as
#Review The Impact of the First World War on U.S. Policymakers
The United States, disenchanted with war, disenfranchised by financial crisis, and ready to embrace populism and isolationism faces dual challenges. A rising Asian power, seeking t
Limited War – a Cure for Counter-Insurgency?
‘Unwanted, un-winnable and un-American’[1], limited war theory is today resiled by the very Western militaries who gave birth to it. Despite being waged successfully by many na
#War: Is the enemy more agile, adaptable & situationally aware than us?
China is becoming a major figure in regional infrastructure development, notably communications, energy, and ports, seeking control through what some commentators have described as