During the Cold War, Washington wanted a clearer picture of the rapidly evolving Chinese nuclear and missile...
Farhan J. Satti (Chief Editor)
Mr. Farhan J. Satti is a defense analyst and HR leader with 15+ years covering weapons, arms control, and operations. UN Disarmament Affairs-trained (WMD missiles, lethal autonomous weapons) and firearms-safety trained (Washington State), he explains hard problems with clarity and impact.
In the modern era, thrust, stealth shaping, radar range and missile kinematics are not the sole arbiters...
It would be a bold claim to make that attack helicopters are now redundant, thanks to drones....
The Soviet Union was a dominant force in air combat during the Cold War. It developed air-to-air...
In August 1965 Pakistan initiated a clandestine military operation, codenamed Operation Gibraltar, to incite insurgency in the...
Iran didn’t choose missiles because fighters had become irrelevant. It chose them, as modern airpower was too...
The statement that Pakistan will not allow the US to win any war comprehensively requires careful definition....
Military labs are not usually in the business of making life easier for people who drive to...
Anti-satellite weapons have gone from Cold War experiments to today’s counterspace doctrine. States use these systems to...
NATO’s military exercise Able Archer 83 put the world close to nuclear war by accident, in a...