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The Fate of the Day: The War for America, Fort Ticonderoga to Charleston, 1777-1780
The Fate of the Day: The War for America, Fort Ticonderoga to Charleston, 1777-1780

Chasing Shadows: Cyber Espionage, Subversion, and the Global Fight for Democracy
Chasing Shadows: Cyber Espionage, Subversion, and the Global Fight for Democracy

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Procurement Article Archive 2006

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SUPPORT: American Bases Overseas

PROCUREMENT: Major Nation Defense Spending

BOOK REVIEW: The Cambridge Companion to Winston Churchill

LEADERSHIP: European NATO Must Spend More

IRAN: Iraq April 2025

ON POINT: A US-Congo Minerals Deal: A Defeat For Communist China?

LEADERSHIP: Israeli Dispersal Strategy

ELECTRONIC WEAPONS: EMP Extinction

BOOK REVIEW: Chorus of the Union: How Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas Set Aside Their Rivalry to Save the Nation

CONGO: Congo Conundrum

ATTRITION: US Merchant Marine Sailor Shortage

Logistics: Russian Railroad Realities

Information Warfare: An Edgy 80th Anniversary

Forces: Cossacks Rehabilitated

Leadership: Russians Challenge Reality

Surface Forces: Northern Fleet Deterioration

Leadership: Post-War Ukrainian Plans

Marines: USMC Revises Island War Doctrine

Procurement: Russian Grain Crises

Leadership: Russian Financial Frolics

WARS Korea: North Korean Angst In Ukraine

Surface Forces: Chinese Destroyer Wargames

Special Operations: The War Against NATO

Surface Forces: Small Robotic Warships

Forces: Ukrainian Foreigner Army

Air Weapons: Russia Plays Drone Catch Up

Sea Transportation: Trans-Caspian International

Huge Helicopter Fleet Stays That Way Second Hand MiG-27s and Kfirs Go To War Indian Mirages Getting Expensive Makeover

Super Hornet Shoots Down F-35s India Donates Gear to Afghanistan Must Have More Su-30s Before F-16s Arrive

Three Trillion Dollars Later Sidewinder Training Missiles Russia Invades Latin America

Singapore Gets Refurbed Leopard 2s Japan Demands F-22 Secrets What China Learned From Americans

Saudis Try to Buy Protection Can't Have Too Many DAGRs Iraq Armor Reset and Upgraded

Merchants of Death Help Each Other Out Russia Rebuilds Its Weapons Inventory More F-22s

Russia Allows Export of RD93 to Pakistan Can't Get Enough Cougars Greeks Bearing Threats

Modern Military Radios for Pakistan HH-47 Replaces HH-60 Turkey Gets Seahawk

China and the Ukrainian Connection The Saddam Speed-Up Syndrome Marines Get More Gyrocams

Common Missile Warning Systems The Illegal Arms Trade Inside China War Damage

Hizbollah Supply Line Restored China Gives It Away To Those Who Can't Pay Stolen Munitions Leak to Terrorists

A Whole Mess of Mi-17s Head for India Rent a Chopper More Chargers For EOD

Marines Endorse Wheeled Armor Again North Korea Awakens the Sleeping Giant More Strykers Ordered

Frankenships Shunned By All Lightweight Laser Designator Venezuela Rescues Antonov

Russians Hustle to Avoid Collapse True Lies Arabs Buy HIMARS

Iraq Buys Italian India Tries to Build an F-16 Clone Time Is Running Out For the C-17

Syria Caught Sneaking In North Korean Weapons India Joins the Jet Engine Constructors Club MiG Rescued by Yemen

China and Pakistan Go To Market Take My Leopards, Please! Russian Support for North Korean Scams

Hizbollah's Proof of Purchase Porking the C-130J Britain Buys American Bots

Why Venezuela Is Buying So Many Russian Weapons Poland Gets Shadow UAVs Brits Buy More Armor For Troops in Afghanistan

Must Have More Hellfires Caesar Rolls into Saudi Arabia Where Terrorists Get Their Missiles

Huey Returns to Asian Jungles Replacement for the OH-58 Arrives Milspec Died For Our Sins

Canada Rearms for Peace Latin American Markets for Second-Hand Fighters Weapons That Refuse to Die

Israelis Haggle over F-35 and F-22 Purchase Blackhawk Beater Strikes Again Combat Ready PCs

U.S. Sailors and Airmen Depend on China China Will Sell Anyone Anything Hot Harpoons for Pakistan

South Korea Flies Into The Big Leagues Iranian Smuggling Hits Snags China and the Jet Trainer Market

We Will Do Anything To Make the Sale China Hustles the Classics Out in the Bush South Korea Orders More F-15Ks

Cold War Surplus, Part II Rebuilding the Russian Army Justifying Sharp Global Hawk Price Increase

Russia Takes Baby Steps With New Bomber Iran Hurls Trucks at Israel Iran's F-16 Maintenance Nightmare

Mister Chavez Goes To Iran Weapons No One Can Afford The Illegal Arms Bazaar

Bidding War in the Palestinian Territories China Rules The Wild Side Malaysia's Warplane Tradeoff

Jordan's Cut Rate F-16 Fleet Russia Gets More Pretty Super Gunships The Used Helicopter Dealers

Why Buy Russian Weapons From Hungarians? Australia Buys Four C-17s South Korea's Last Harpoon Orders

Russians Try to Screw Venezuelans The Nuclear Weapons Technology Black Market Lives Iran's Professional Shoppers

Russia Hits the Jackpot in North Africa France Declines Billion Dollar Deal With Venezuela Replacing Apaches Lost in Iraq

Egypt Building Chinese Warplane Under License Russia Goes After Boeing and AirBus Japan Kicking Tires of the F-22

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