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Part 3 of a series on the Soviet-era bomber By Jon Solomon* THE key to improving a Soviet maritime bomber raid’s odds of success appears to have been its own use of EW and tactical deception.

Since Backfire needed pathfinder support, the U.S. Navy’s key to disrupting if not decapitating a raid by the former was to defeat the latter, John Solomon writes.

Landing Together Pacific Amphibious Development and Implications for the U.S. Fleet Wednesday, June 29, 2016 8:30 am - 10:30 am CSIS Headquarters Please join CSIS as we discuss...

By Lindsay Hughes, Research Analyst, Indian Ocean Research Program, Future Directions International Key Points The United States has a definite strategic approach to the Indian Ocean...

In an interview conducted at the end of his extended posting as Australian ambassador to the United States, Kim Beazley told Fergus Hanson* that Australia punches above its weight in the alliance but may soon need to provide more military heft; and when it comes to Australia-US-China relations, Washington’s insights into how Beijing works are a long way ahead of anything available in Canberra.

The 8th SIA Biennial Conference will be held at the Shine Dome over two main days with a wide range of issues addressed that...

Japan protests after Chinese navy ship sails near disputed islands Japan summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo early on Thursday to express concern after...

A Canadian submarine was on the front lines as NATO allies scrambled last fall to track a “surge” of Russian subs that had deployed...

American ships and fighter jets maneuvering across the South China Sea and the Sea of Japan represent the "new normal" in U.S.-Pacific relations despite...

The Republic of Singapore Navy took delivery of its first littoral mission vessel, INDEPENDENCE, on Friday at the Tuas Naval Base. Independence, launched in July...