Alexander Wooley

For the U.S. Navy’s surface vessels, the past two decades have been something of a design and production losing streak.

The 1982 war is a perfect case study for the U.S., NATO, and the European Union militaries, which are looking for modern examples of expeditionary, littoral, and conventional warfare.

If there is no threat to challenge NATO, and the United States is the only superpower, then surely NATO does not face a potential enemy so powerful that it cannot ...

Like most NATO nations, Canada is planning a future of lighter forces, counting on U.S. carrier power and amphibious and sealift capabilities for multilateral operations. But it may be time ...

Social programs, claiming their piece of a perceived “peace dividend,” have sank any notions of nuclear-powered submarines in the Canadian Navy.