As great power competition expands into new domains and climate change alters global geography, the Arctic and Antarctica have become central pieces of the national security conversation. However, the ...
The first week of June 2026 marked a seminal event in the history of sleep and fatigue in the military. The Department of War ...
Despite the geographic importance of the island, Guam’s logistical capacity is far below the needs of the United States in ...
Recent naval operations in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz have demonstrated that the United States Navy remains ...
It is widely documented that Russia has leveraged various threat vectors to employ coercive and ancillary irregular tactics ...
In order to meet this urgent challenge, the United States government and military must treat grid expansion as a national ...
Just as oil fueled the mechanized warfare of the 20 th century, electricity is becoming the foundational resource for militaries of the 21 st century. Echoing First Lord of the Admiralty Winston ...
From December 1-12, CIMSEC featured short stories submitted in response to our annual Call for Fiction. Authors explored a wide variety of scenarios and dilemmas. From unmanned warship attacks to ...
The conflict between Iran and the Israel-United States alliance confirms that conventional armed forces must currently confront asymmetric threats that subvert the logic of traditional power ...
President Donald J. Trump on March 9, 2026 declared that the United States “will not allow Iran’s terrorist regime to stop global oil supply. The Strait of Hormuz is going to remain safe. We have a ...
When the Trump administration granted India a 30-day waiver on March 5 to purchase Russian oil, the formal justification was straightforward: stabilize global energy markets after Iran effectively ...
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