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The Challenger 2 reflects the type of warfare it intended to carry out: one that emphasized crew protection and precise and effective firepower over...
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Summary and Key Points: In 1992, the USS Baton Rouge collided with the Russian submarine B-276 Kostroma near Severomorsk, Russia, despite the Cold War...
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There is no polite way to say this, so let’s not bother trying: Ukraine is not going to join NATO. Not now, not next...
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Article Summary: Russia’s tactical nuclear weapons and hypersonic missiles pose a significant threat to Western security. With an estimated 2,000 deployable tactical nukes, Russia...
Military Hardware: Tanks, Bombers, Submarines and More
The Russian military would always have a problem after the Cold War ended. When the Soviet system fell apart, numerous defense programs languished due...
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The Russian Navy’s Nuclear Powered Kirov-Class Battlecruiser: Back in Action? Key Point: Though the Admiral Nakhimov’s two nuclear reactors have been recently reactivated, it...
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The United States Navy has long enjoyed its mastery over the world’s oceans. With its advanced submarines and multiple carrier strike groups, the US...
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Key Points and Summary: The Russian Navy, once a Cold War powerhouse, struggles to maintain global power projection. With an aging surface fleet, including...
Military Hardware: Tanks, Bombers, Submarines and More
Key Points and Summary: Russia’s latest nuclear submarine, Arkhangelsk, is the fourth vessel in the advanced Yasen-M class. Though smaller than the original Yasen-class,...