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Star Trek Meets the U.S. Navy

Star Trek Meets the U.S. Navy

The U.S. Navy announced at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition to deploy for the first time a solid-state laser aboard a ship in FY 2014.

Friday Flashpoints – Our Weekend Reading List

Friday Flashpoints – Our Weekend Reading List

The Diplomat’s Editor selects the top five defense and foreign policy articles for your weekend reading pleasure.

Smartphone Alert: Here Comes Facebook Home, HTC First

Smartphone Alert: Here Comes Facebook Home, HTC First

Will Facebook Home change the way you use your smartphone? Get the latest buzz here.

The Geopolitics of Missile Defense

The Geopolitics of Missile Defense

Many nations already have, or are acquiring, short- and medium-range missiles. The United States is leading the efforts to negate such threats.

Intellectual Property Meets Military Technology

Intellectual Property Meets Military Technology

Copying advanced foreign military systems has a long, distinguished history. What does the future hold?

Samsung Galaxy S4 Coming Soon?

Samsung Galaxy S4 Coming Soon?

The world of smartphones could soon be getting a new entry with some interesting features.

New iPad to be Released March 2013?

New iPad to be Released March 2013?

If the rumors are true, the fifth-generation iPad could be as thin as the iPad mini.

Small Navy, Strong Navy

Small Navy, Strong Navy

Just because a smaller nation can’t deploy massive naval power does not mean it can’t be credible — or dangerous.

The “Long Pole in the Tent”: China’s Military Jet Engines

The “Long Pole in the Tent”: China’s Military Jet Engines

Much has been made of Beijing’s growing military might. Developing and producing high-performance jet engines could be the toughest — but most rewarding — advance.

Will America's Addiction to Drone Strikes Backfire?

Will America's Addiction to Drone Strikes Backfire?

The over-use of armed UAVs sets a dangerous precedent as more nations acquire the technology.

The U.S. Navy: 1916 vs. 2012

The U.S. Navy: 1916 vs. 2012

Why a Romney Campaign line concerning the U.S. Navy and its size might be misleading and irrelevant.

Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks

Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks

With the lifespans of weapons running over half a century, being able to adapt such weaponry to new realities is key.

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