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The Various Keys to Saving Taiwan

: Japan’s Role: Japan’s cooperation is vital for U.S. support in defending Taiwan. U.S. Action: Swift and decisive U.S. intervention is crucial, but avoiding conflict is the best strategy. China’s Challenges: China’s economic issues…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

Taiwan’s Clever ‘Porcupine Defense’ May Work

: Porcupine Defense: Taiwan uses a mix of weapons to inflict damage on invaders. Terrain Advantage: Shallow waters and barriers can delay the Chinese Navy. Cost-Effective: Inexpensive defenses like drones and mines are key.…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

Are Insects the Future of Military Technology?

Our world is constantly changing, and so is the nature of combat. Neutralizing threats and asserting military dominance in unpredictable situations requires cutting-edge technologies and weaponries that overcome the limitations of traditional firearms. That’s…

Jessica Lynn · 2 years ago

Here’s How the US Would Defend Taiwan

: US Focus: Likely naval and air force operations, avoiding direct attacks on China. Crucial Weapons: Long-range munitions and submarines to target invading Chinese forces. Challenges: China’s proximity and full military mobilization could limit…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

Trillions Would Be Wiped Out, and Millions Could Die

: Global Economic Impact: Simultaneous conflicts with Russia and China could severely disrupt the world economy. Sanctions’ Limitations: Sanctions may be less effective against China, as seen with Russia. Changing Power Dynamics: Non-aligned nations…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

These Guns Were Introduced to the US Military in the 1960s

The 1960s were undoubtedly a groovy time, bringing the American landscape the Civil Rights Movement, hippie culture, cat eye glasses, and Twiggy. Unfortunately, the 60s was also the decade America intrenched itself in the…

Christian Drerup · 2 years ago

Who Has the Stronger Military: Russia or China?

24/7 Wall St. Insights: Russia and China are two of the strongest military powers in the world, here’s how they stack up head-to-head Russia’s military has long been defined by its impressive arsenal of…

Chris Lange · 2 years ago

The ‘Carrier Gambit’ Is Dead, and That’s Good for China

: Pacific Theater Lessons: Submarines played a crucial role in disrupting supply lines, a tactic that could be vital in a Taiwan conflict. Defense in Depth: Taiwan should prepare multiple defensive fallback points to…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

This Popular Semi-Automatic Rifle Costs Less Than $400

Modern sporting rifles or assault rifles account for roughly a quarter of all firearms manufactured in the US. MSRs are popular but are also politically divisive, as they have been used in 10 of…

Jenn Boozer · 2 years ago

China Is Watching Russia’s Failures

: China is learning from Russia’s challenges in Ukraine, focusing on better preparation and backup plans. Asymmetric warfare, like Ukraine’s drone use, could influence China’s Taiwan strategy. Predictable invasion points and the importance of…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

This Wouldn’t Be Russia’s First Never-Ending War

: “Never-ending wars” include Vietnam, Soviet-Afghan War, and the Global War on Terror. External support, like Western backing of Ukraine, can prolong conflicts. Isolating external support is crucial but challenging in counterinsurgency efforts. Also:…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago

A Never-Ending War Is Looking Likely

: The prolonged Ukraine conflict risks becoming a “never-ending war.” Ukraine uses innovative tactics, while Russia relies on attrition. Strikes on Russian targets may extend the war as Russia adapts. Also: Smart money is…

Austin Smith · 2 years ago