Built for Uncertainty: Why Cavalry Thrives Where Doctrine Fails
Cavalry has never been merely about horses, tanks, or manoeuvre. Those are temporary expressions of a more profound and enduring philosophy. The true essence...
Why the Indian Army’s Training Culture Struggles in a VUCA Battlespace
In the mid-1930s, at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study, Albert Einstein was not seeking brilliance in the conventional sense. He was not interested in...
Why the Il-76 Cargo Hatch Looks Strange—and Why It’s Genius
The Ilyushin Il-76, a Soviet military transport aircraft, is commonly referred to as one of the most unique heavy airlifters ever built. The cargo...
The Cost of the Future: Europe-Asia’s Sixth-Gen Fighter GCAP Budget Has Already Tripled
The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP)—a comprehensive aerospace initiative uniting Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom to develop a sixth-generation fighter aircraft—is experiencing a...
Is the F-35 Too Automated? Disappearance Rekindles Reliability Concerns
In a dramatic development that highlights ongoing issues regarding the dependability of sophisticated military systems, the US Air Force F-35A Lightning II recently vanished...