When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, many military pundits expected a truncated campaign that would be over in just a matter of days. Even the former U.S. Chairman of the Joint
The price of gas doesn’t usually make people think about mine warfare or mine hunting – but right now, it very well might. Tensions with Iran have placed a
In Part 1 of Forterra’s blog series about the Trump Administration’s request for a $1.5 trillion defense budget, Forterra VP of Strategy Paul Benfield spoke with retired United States Marine
Thirty days into a war with Iran, the President of the United States submitted a budget blueprint to Congress that includes $1.5 trillion dollars for defense spending –
In my previous article, I argued that deploying C2-integrated, prepositioned autonomous ground vehicles (AGVs) in tactically important areas could help the U.S. Department of Defense project power faster and at
Since the end of the Cold War, U.S. force projection has relied on a leaner support base. Though U.S. Army Reserve components still account for
