Russia’s Real-World Experience is Driving Counter-Drone Innovations

November 21, 2021 Leave a comment

by Samuel Bendett, published on Defense News, May 23, 2021 The Russian military is actively working to develop concepts, tactics, techniques and procedures against aerial drones. The Russian Ministry of Defence has invested heavily to defend its forces against the growing threat and proliferations of UAVs large and small, from those manufactured by foreign states to those used by a […]

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Does America Spend Enough on Defense?

December 17, 2015 Leave a comment

In response to the Buffalo News’ interesting August 2 feature “Does America Spend Enough on Defense?”: We don’t need more military spending – we need less. Our military aggression makes us a target. John Quigley rightly points out that we should be building bridges at home, rather than bombing bridges abroad and maintaining about 1,000 military bases worldwide. He observes […]

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