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Often times differences in national interest and capabilities result in countries trying to counter one another through dissimilar means.

Our Naval Diplomat takes an interesting look at sea, land and air power.

Much has been made of Iranian missiles. Could Tehran make a big leap forward in technology?

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

Both sides of the missile defense debate have some powerful arguments. Yet, one basic idea may hold sway.

Even in a time of budget cuts, America can successfully shift its gaze to the Asia-Pacific.

Quantitative analysis is quite in vogue these days. However, there are many parts when it comes to strategic analysis.

America’s rebalance towards Asia has many talking. The U.S. Navy will be at the forefront of such efforts. Adm. Locklear gives us his take.

While China’s stealth aircraft prototypes may get all the buzz, the Y-20 offers new military operational possibilities.

Shinzo Abe’s recent comments on the South China Sea sound ominous. The concept of a “lake” has been used before though.

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

Much will depend on decisions made not in Pyongyang, Seoul, Tokyo or even Washington, but in Beijing.