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Robert FarleyThe National Interest |
Would anyone miss it if it was never built?
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Let the debate begin.
The "flying coffins".
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If war breaks out, that is.
If things go bad in the Sea of Azov...
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But she was noisy.
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Within a year of the opening of World War II, the Luftwaffe and the Royal Air Force put every theory of the balance between bombers and fighters to...
Who made this worst of the worst list?
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Because of their speed, the Iowas were more useful at every job except fighting other battleships. Having built the ships in the late 1940s, the USN...
Invading Iran and dictating terms to an occupied Tehran would be one way to achieve regime change. However, the United States would struggle to...
Washington subjected Kirishima to a withering, point blank barrage of sixteen- and five-inch shells, reducing it to sinking condition in about ten...
What if China had never acquired Varyag? What would China’s blue water navy look like today?
After a chase that lasted only a few minutes—and almost involved a collision between Dreadnought and Temeraire—the former rammed U-29 and cut the...
How much of a future do aircraft carriers have in the Indo-Pacific? A recent panel at the Maritime Security Challenges Conference revisited this...
And it could happen.
Let the debate begin.
The United States has not built a diesel-electric submarine since 1959. Is it time for a change?
One of the world's top military minds takes a look and provides important background.
Think the Korean War.
"Sinking a carrier would be a great way to turn a limited war into a major war, and there are very few countries that would seriously contemplate...
It started a revolution instead.
The Trump administration almost dealt a massive blow to the U.S.-China relationship, the fallout of which would have critically wounded the U.S....
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The Soviet Union built over 1,000 Foxbats, some 80 to 90 percent of which served in the Soviet air forces in various roles. Had these planes not...
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Or will they stay in the history books?
As in 5 deadly weapons of war.
This is why.
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No carriers for Beijing?
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How would the United States react, and how would it respond?
The Navy would look very different.
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